180 Pieces 1 Inch Sanding Disc, GOH DODD Wet Dry Sandpaper with Soft Foam Pad and Backing Pad 1/8 Inch Shank, 60-10000 Variety Grits Grinding Abrasive Sand Paper for Auto Metal Wood Grass Jewelry

Not bad for first try, but should have used a lower grit to smooth out more before going to a higher/finer grit and this would have eliminated the visible scratches. My photo shows the result with the sanding kit on Amazon (left) compared to the other side of the jewelry that looks very shiny from the resin mold (right). I couldnt get the sanding kit to make it as shiny as the mold even after using a polishing liquid, but its not bad. Again, this was my first try. I actually had to sand down quite a bit of resin that had overflowed the mold, so Im impressed for my first attempt!

Before I leapt into another several hundreds of dollars’ worth of replacement headlight assemblies (2009 Camry) I decided to grind these down again and this time clear coat them. The last time I tried this I used a package restoration kit that had only two grits of pads and a hand tool. The assemblies were oxidized so badly it was not safe to drive at night with just the low beams on as the plastic was too crudded up. Using my electric DA with a 3” backing pad I started with 800 grit, spending some time grinding them down. I sprayed them down with Purple Power to clean them very well, then moved to the 1k grit. In between grits I washed and kept the lens moist with distilled water. From 1K I progressed up: 2K, 3K, 5K, 7K, 10K. By the time I hit 10k the lenses were looking pretty good. Finishing them with a plastic polisher (PlastX) and buffing pad they really shined. In the pictures you can see each side before and after the progress ending with the plastic polisher. The final picture is after the first heavy coat of clear sprayed onto it. Using the same pads I am polishing up the coats of clear until I get to the final product. The pads are holding up great in all this water. I keep the DA at a low speed. Great investment, these pads.

The assortment of sandpaper was perfect for the job. Adhesion was great and the pad is good too. The only issue I had is that the part that holds the pad is flimsy. I slipped during my project and it broke off. Luckily there is a second piece that I was able to use but being super careful now because if that one breaks I am out of luck!

The tool is made to a low tolerance and it really becomes clear when you try to bump up to higher rims. I can only turn my dremel 4300 to 10,000 rps before it sounds like the things going to rattle apart. The issue is to get a good sand going on what I work with I need to be spinning at more like 20,000 rpm. It is a cheaper alternative to buying dremel branded sanding disks...it also works about 25% as well. If you need to be able to spin this thing above 10,000 rpm...Id just say dont buy it at all.

I was only able to use it for about an hour before the Velcro on the yellow receiver wore off and the sandpaper would no longer adhere. I’ve never seen this mode of failure before. Quite disappointing.

The product is perfect for my tool restoration business, but the small bit you insert into your drill bent from the rotational oscillation the first time is used it because I didnt insert it all the way.. (only inserted it 50%) it started to wavble and bent the bit. Thank goodness they give you two bits to connect with.

Excellent product that fits my Dremel tools. Each disk is durable and lasts a long time. Price is great compared to the five pack from Dremel. There is a wide variety of grits include. Great product that I will buy again. I rated this item before I used it extensively. The pads fly off and who knows where they land. Been going through to any of them.

To be clear, I am using mine on stone. They work great. I did notice a few small things... All are labeled grit # on back except for 400, just make sure to mark. Also the 400 seems to be cut a bit smaller, not noticeable until you start to use it, it comes right along edge of piece it sticks to, so the velcro on the other piece will scratch the heck out of your project! Also all velcro sanding pads will shift as it turns and is used, exposing opposite velcro, therefore scratching project. Last thing, mind the slight dip in the very middle of all velcro pads, they can create uneven surface on your project. ALL THAT BEING SAID, keep those things in mind when using, but they are overall a great product. They work well. Please excuse all the commas!

Wear down alot faster then I thought they should

decent price, good quality and quick shipping