Fandeli 36027: Unleashing the Power of Multipurpose Sandpaper with 25 Sheets Review

I tried to find 200 grit sandpaper but apparently it's pretty rare these days. I bought a small pack of this sandpaper and while it appears to be significantly finer than the old 200 grit, it was close enough. I then bought this large pack to have on hand when I need it.

There's just no value here. I put the piece in my 1/4 blade sander to sand the wood table I am restoring. It tears cleanly and does not tear during use. It worked well initially but lasted about half as long as the branded sandpaper I've used in the past. In a very short time it became completely smooth. I will try this batch but I will not buy this product again.

I use a lot of sandpaper to shape surfboards (wood, foam, resin etc) and they are the right price for the quality I need. Also remember that when you first pick the wrong 'grit' for a project and expect miracles (trust me, even I was there when I started sanding hehe) there are many mistakes made when buying sandpaper ). Once you figure that out, argue that one company is better than another for whatever reason you can think of. I will definitely be buying more paper from this company in the…

I used Fandeli paper for hand sanding oak. I bought it for the price and it turned out to be a security that would hardly do the job. I found the sandpaper quickly loses its grit, clogs easily and the backing paper breaks too easily so I didn't benefit much from 1 sheet. It won't take long, but for small projects, especially hand loops with frequent replacements, it will do. The worst thing about sandpaper is that it tears very easily. If you wrap paper around a long tree with rounded edges…