Review on 80pcs 5 inch Sanding Discs Hook and Loop: Premium Orbital Sander Sandpaper Set by Taspire by Nate Eich

Seriously, what's not to like about a box full of cheap sandpaper discs?! Sandpaper is expensive when you use it for a project. Usually when you go to a big store, you walk down the aisle and hope they have what you need. If you're lucky and they're the right grit, pay your nose for a pack of 5 or 10 discs and you're good to go. Why do? Why not just buy one and have a box of assorted grit discs to keep on hand at all times?! You're crazy if you don't! I have this pack and another box that they sell to complement this pack as the other pack reaches a superfine 800 grit. In this pack you will get different grit discs in this order: - 10x - 40 grit - 10x - 60 grit - 10x - 80 grit - 10x - 120 grit - 10x - 180 grit - 10x - 240 grit - 10x - 320 grit - 10x - 400 grit Honestly this is really the only package you need. If you are starting with bare wood and need to stain/varnish it, start with 80 grit, then go up to 240 grit and finish with 400 grit. Using this technique should have a glass finish ready for whatever finish you wish to apply. If I had to fault something, I would say that the finer paper wears out fairly quickly, which is typical for thin paper. but they wear out quickly. Even with this clutch, you still get 10 discs of any grit, leaving plenty of discs to handle and work on.