🪒 Random Orbital Adhesive Sanding Sandpaper Review

They seem to wear out quicker than the ones I bought from Lowe. I had problems with their stay. I can't use them when I turn on the grinder and they fly away. I even tried putting the grinder on the wood before turning it on, thinking they would stay if I applied pressure, but they came off anyway. I would return them but that's too much hassle. What a waste of money!

Wide range of quality grinding wheels in a variety of grits. There's a disc for every occasion! Great value for money, perfect fit for my Black and Decker sander attachment. No problems with glue or velcro. Both work equally well. Grinding discs actually work better and last longer than the more expensive brands! I will buy them now!

I bought these because I thought they were very inexpensive. The top one is the one I bought from Revain and you can see how it held up compared to the bottom one I bought from Walmart. The top has just been sanded down, which is what you see on the chair I'm working on. A round piece from Walmart sands the entire chair with little paper damage. I would recommend saving your money and just getting it from Walmart. The best quality in everything compared to that.

At first I wasn't happy because when I opened the box the material of the loops on the back was less and I thought that's what you get. You get what you pay for and if you get something cheap you're going to get junk and Home Depot grinding wheels work fantastic but they're expensive. However my opinion soon changed as I have used several pads and they have never fallen off or loosened and I am happy with their performance and would definitely recommend them.

They don't stick as well as other brands, I find it best to attach them then press the sander with the pad attached onto a flat surface then press down lightly. Grinder, start it up and let it run for a second or two to get a good grip once it's doing you good. Update: they are well priced but in the long run they cost more than they are worth, the velcro wears out long before the abrasive does and when it does your disc will fly off and you will end up with bare wood Part sanding your pad with

. I'm not a disgruntled person writing a review. I'm just an ordinary person like you who bought something that doesn't work and I wanted to share this experience to save you money. The product didn't work and after using a few pads and abrasives I gave up and switched to hand sanding. I had to buy extra paper and decided to try other well known brands of blocks at my local hardware store. These pads from the local store were so much better words can't describe the difference. That's my only…

I bought these because they were cheap! was surprised that i was a professional woodworker and came across a 4 to 50 year old table that needed repairing. Polish removal will clog ANY sandpaper. So why use your loved ones? They held up perfectly on the Bosch mill at all speeds. Lower grits may not be exact grades or higher. As with cheaper paper, the grit of the pad often doesn't match the size of the sand, but they're close. Also, I just want to say that anyone with adhesion issues check their

I'm starting to work as a carpenter. I bought them to have a variety of cereals at a great price. They seemed to work great for the first projects I made with construction board and plywood. However, the 60, 80, and 120 grit didn't have enough strength to knock off the tabs of the hard maple cutting board. I grinded whenever I could for several days and couldn't seem to get anywhere. The 120 grit hand sandpaper did more to remove material than the 60 grit sandpaper in this pack. I went to the…