🛠️ Ultimate Furniture Finishing & Automotive Polishing Sandpaper: Best Abrasive & Finishing Products Review

Poor quality sanding paper. Wears out MUCH quicker than branded items you find in big stores. It's not worth it. When sanding to a perfect finish it is important that every grit works and if you don't notice your piece wearing out prematurely the end product will suffer. Only two stars because it doesn't tear and works well for less important tasks. For the love of all that glitters, don't put it next to your car's paintwork.

1200 grit dry/wet sandpaper is great for repairing small dents on a car. I ordered the exact touch up paint and the gentleman in the parts department told me to order 1200 grit, wet it, sand the area on the machine, let it sit for at least an hour, wipe off any remaining sandpaper and then paint over the dent. When I took it to the shop they wanted to charge me $1200 to fix it. Serious? My cost was $9.95 sandpaper and $14.89 touch up paint and top coat in a tube from the dealer and my time. Do…

I've just started using this sandpaper for wood orders. This stuff is cheap and almost useless right under the gator paper. The sand comes off all over the work, it doesn't stay on the paper, the paper is very thin, so thin I had to put tape on the back to keep it from tearing. Don't sand the edge, it will just fall apart and come loose. The other type of paper I have is for 3-5 projects, this material is barely enough for one. So far I've used 150 and 220 grit, 150 is useless but 220 doesn't…