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

Paper separates from backing a few minutes after being wetted.

Very good

I’ve been trying to find a way to use my dremel to sand 3d prints. The drums are too hard and easily gouge the plastic if you’re not careful but the polishing wheels aren’t enough to remove the rough edges. Hand sanding works great but takes sooooooo long. The soft pad makes them contour to curved surfaces with out causing big divots and lines and it’s sooo much fast than hand sanding. Occasionally the sanding disk moves a little off center from the base but it hasn’t caused me any issues. I use them wet and they tend to not last long but wet sand paper in general has the same issue since it tends to accumulate the plastic bits in the grit and the paper wears our quicker with water. I’ll probably use these over my sanding drums and flat disks for general use too.

Good selection of different grits, and good quality. Any brand doesnt last too long as the sandpaper fills up quickly, so affordability really makes this a good choice. Definitely recommend

The discs were marked with the grit number in individual bags. So you knew what you were using. Also Ive seen people claim the discs didnt stay on. I used them to restore the headlight lens on my truck and used soapy water for lubrication. I had no problem at all.

Have no hesitation purchasing this kit, theyve addressed the labeling issue! All grits came in separate ziploc bags labeled on the outside, all bags were in a larger ziploc with the pads. Very easy to identify each grit, you can keep them organized as is or add them to your current grit organization setup. Soft Buffering pad is perfect for sanding the inside of bowls on the lathe, conforms to the hard to reach bottom curve for a nice clean finish.

I use these with my Dremel light, and allow me to get quick sanding done on surfaces so much easier and faster.

There were too many finer grits. 1000 to 10,000 is much too fine for wood working. Need more mid range grits. 200 to 500.

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.

These along with some rubbing and finishing compound turns headlights from ashy to classy