Review on 🔳 Versatile 5 Inch 8 Hole Sanding Assorted Sandpaper: Superior Quality and Grit Variation for Optimal Surface Finishing by Allen Hart

In my opinion, abrasives should be looked at according to two specific criteria: Is the actual abrasive strong enough to do what it's supposed to do and does it Subsoil properties match. glued into the handles to use a reasonable amount. I've used them for furniture paneling, crown molding, paneling and spot finish flooring, and they're *generally* solid. However, they tear very easily compared to heavier brands that have a much thicker base under the abrasive. They do not take abuse and tear very easily if like me you are working with very rough material. But for the price I can't really complain. :)