Sanding Assorted Orbital Polishing Finishing Review

Good paper. Used for wood and metal. Conforms to the description and delivered as promised. I will buy again if necessary.

Best value for money. I use a lot of Orbital disc pads and they are great. They don't stick or come loose and last a long time!

As others have said the pads don't last as long as the big brands but for the price it's worth it. I don't mind changing discs more often.

I just opened so I missed the return window! Discs are smooth and sand-free. Don't buy if you don't like throwing money down the toilet. 100% useless!

I used them to wet sand a badly damaged painted countertop. The only issues were rookie mistakes when using the orbital sander. The grinding wheels worked well.

I've used them for a wet finish to sand down some gelcoat repairs and although the grit doesn't hold nearly as well as branded materials they're so cheap, who cares? They cut great on DA with foam padding and work especially well in small areas.

These wheels work great and are great value for money. They stick well to the grinder and work well. Unlike others I've used, the abrasive layer does not separate or flake off the backing. They also hold up well to wet grinding and do not disintegrate.

Two grits were listed on each disc but when I increased the grit none of the discs had a number indicating the grit of the disc so it was a guessing game. I needed a higher grit to finish an epoxy project that I had to purchase elsewhere.

I use them to remove scratches from the clear coat on my truck. The key is to first clean the car with a very good soap degreaser and clay bar. Otherwise the paper will stick together. Don't blame the sandpaper. Work with some clean paper and repeat the process. Dry or wet, it lasts a while.