5-Inch Hook and Loop Sanding Discs for Random Orbital Sander, Assorted Sandpaper 40-1000 Grits, 110 PCS

Obviously, you get a lot of discs, in a lot of different grits, for the price, here. So I was skeptical how long they would last. So far, I have only used these to refinish one table top that had pretty deep scratches in a veneer top, but they cut really well, produced a fine finish with no damage to the veneer, and showed no signs of wear on any of the discs that I used. Though I cant really tell how long they will last (I havent worn one out yet), its already clear that they will last longer than I would have expected. You can pay 3 times as much per disc, but I cant see why it would be worth it to do so...

I got really tired of never having the right grade of disc when I needed them and having to go buy a single grade of 5 disc at the hardware store. These were nice and seem to last as long or longer than any others I have.

Good price for these and they do what they’re expected to do. Nothing amazing about them but certainly nothing bad. The only reason I’ve not given them a higher grading, was the longevity rating… I’ve not had them for long, so can’t really answer that with any degree of accuracy

Worked great for my sander. Used them to sand off the peeling clear coat from a car. No problem with them coming off the sander.

It’s sandpaper. It works.

Another confirmation that the grit comes off quickly. However, this was cost effective for a quick small project that needed to be taken to a fine finish.

Surprised at the quantity for the price

Amazing value compared to manufacturer brand. Used with my 18V Makita cordless sander. Built two pallet bars and a beer die table using these discs...all came out great! I used the assortment of grits to do the heavy duty sanding of the pallets all the way to the fine sanding in between the marine urethane coats...also worked great on the plywood for the beer die table...creating a smooth surface...for the artwork to come! (Not by me)

Adhesion is bad

I polish resin within river tables which I make as a hobby.