Efficient Micro Touch Sanding Galvanized Dispenser for Precision Sanding Tasks Review

Nice little setup. I love having these fine sanding pads on hand. color marking. Just don't submerge in acetone. Removes adhesives instantly. Rschunimagu. Just my stupid mistake. Not related to the product.

I like the holder, it's quite comfortable. But the pads are a bit small, so that can be a good or bad thing depending on the project. Also, they wear out pretty quickly, but that's probably because they're too small for my project.

The grit of the sandpaper is very difficult to match the table on the side of the dispenser, and when you put the sandpaper into the dispenser, it is very firm, making it difficult to remove the pads. If I had to do it again I wouldn't order a dispenser

They are great I use them to finish the frets on my guitars. It would be 5 stars if they listed the grit on each pad. Confusing when you use them all in one project. The metal stand is color-coded on the side, but it's still hard to tell which pad is which.

I already had two sets of these sanding pads but they are scattered and the holder seemed like a good idea. However, the pads do not slip off easily when in use. That's right, I had to fiddle with it and soon threw the holder on the floor and just folded the new pads with the old ones.

I use water pads. After the plates were used a few times, the abrasive surface began to lag behind the plates. The stand is useful when the plates are dry. The pads stick together when wet. If I only use them once, I put the dry pads in order. Once they get wet (I used water when sanding) I have to lay them out to dry before using the coaster again.

I already use these micro mesh pads they are excellent. In this "set" there was a holder (dispenser) which I thought would be handy. I was right, it is very practical. The combination packaging (holder and micromesh pads) is a bargain for the price. (4 stars in the "easy to use" vice 5 because.) The holder only has one label (stitch sequence) on the right side., for me it would be better on the left (see photo) This is an extremely SMALL problem. (preferential element). An improvement would be…

I love the fact that I can switch from one grit to another without having to look for a color chart which doesn't really reflect the actual colors of the slabs on each pad if they do fall out, but the stand keeps everything straight. The stand is fairly durable and should last for years. The pads themselves work great, but once they reach the end of their useful life, they quickly fall apart. They give great results and I will continue to buy them.

They work well for fine polishing pen sets and resin on a lathe, but it kills me that it's impossible to keep the pads straight because the colors are so similar. I can't tell which ones I use half the time because the colors on the label and the colors on the pads are too close together. Brown, Light Brown, Black, Gray, Dark Brown. Maybe I'm just getting old, but if I need to replace them I'll look for the better labeled ones and tell you which ones you're using. If you look at the label, you…