🔄 LotFancy 5 Inch 8 Hole Sanding Discs: 100PCS Assorted Professional Sandpaper for Hook and Loop Random Orbital Sander Review

Not very interesting to review sandpaper but if I could give this product more stars I would. I've been buying replacement HD diablo paper discs for years, they clog up quickly when sanding paint and never seem to last long. They last 3-4 times longer than more expensive brands, don't clog and stick to the grinder without slipping. 5 stars, great product, great price, I will buy them again when they run out.

They grip really well and the sandpaper is great, although maybe too big(?). I don't know why because the grit is marked correctly but they seem to cut more than other grinding wheels I've used. I found that I used about a level of "finer" grit than usual. I've also noticed that heavier grains are thicker, stiffer discs and need to be rolled against the natural curve to ensure they are flat and the loops grip. Otherwise an excellent product.

I have been using Festool Granat sandpaper for many years as a professional cabinet and furniture maker. I decided to try something new with this sandpaper and couldn't be happier. I find it a bit rougher than my Festool sandpaper. So this 240 brand sandpaper is similar to Festool 220 sandpaper. And so on and so forth. No problem. The longevity is fantastic. And at half the price of Festool. I will buy this sandpaper in the future. I also like that the finer grit changes color visually, letting

This is great value, probably the best I've found from Revain for abrasive discs. You get a wide range of cereals in one pack and they are of high quality. They don't clog or clog and seem to last longer than most. I'm deducting a star because the backing plate sometimes doesn't fit perfectly on my Makita grinder. This may be because my grinder is older, has gone through its stages. I don't have that problem with other drives. Don't rely on the grit numbers printed on the disc, they appear to…

This bag had a very good selection of grains, just what I needed to finish my river table. The price was much lower than the Mestool brand I was using, so I decided to try them. The surface of the grinding wheel has actually held up very well. That's the support I have to face. Long before the disc had to be replaced due to surface wear, it no longer held up on my random orbital sander. I thought it might be because my grinder was getting older and used a lot. I knew the pad could be replaced…

I'm an amateur woodworker trying to become a pro. Model "Bauer" and externally identical model under the brand name "TACKLIFE"). In fact, I've never used 40, 60, or 800 grit grinding wheels on a power sander. * However, the 80 to 400 grit works well under load. Discs are reasonably clog resistant (I recommend having one of those "sandpaper eraser" blocks, usually yellow, even with "clog resistant" abrasives) and they seem to start sharper and stay sharper longer than the rough + cheap ones that