60Pcs Sanding Discs 4 inch Aluminum Oxide Hook and Loop Sanding Pads 60/80/120/240/320/600 Grit Flocking Sandpaper

Just as described

I got a variety of sandpaper disks. Some fine, and some course. They work well. I thought they were adhesive disks, but I got the hook and loop style. i was able to use them anyway, so I am happy with my purchase.

The disks appear to be decent quality, but they were not what I ordered. They were mislabeled as self-sticking, when they were actually hook-and-loop. I also received the wrong size: 4-inch versus 5-inch.

Nothing out of the ordinary with these, i needed new sanding pads to do some wood work and also some small paint fixes on my car, and these were the sizes i needed. they worked as needed and haven't had any issues with them

I got these because I was running extremely low on sandpaper, and needed to get some more. Do I need the hook and loop back? No, because the sanding I'm doing is generally by hand. The size (4in), and shape of these actually lends itself quite well to getting into small hard to reach areas, curved areas, etc., either by themselves, or attached to a make shift sanding rod or dowl. I have also had great success in velcroing them down on my workbench, so they remain stationary while I hold on to the item on question and pass ot over the sandpaper. Kinda like sharpening a knife. (They will work for that too, but the highest grit is 600, so you won't get polished edges with these alone.)All in all, while I may be using them incorrectly from how they were intended, they work great for my needs.Again, this is all low grit stuff, with the highest grit being 600, so if you are looking for finer paper, look elsewhere.

These looked to be of good quality, but were not self stick as advertised. Look to be for hook and loop.

There's not a lot to say about a sanding disc that does what it's meant to do. So this review is short. The adhesive works as it should and holds the pad, even when under load, and the abrasive is good quality--meaning it doesn't lose abrasive grains. Like any other similar pad, if you're sanding paint or varnish, it clogs and needs to be cleaned. I use a large grip-tape cleaner to open up the grit. These are made for skateboard decks, but work great to clean sanding discs!

These are quality sanding discs with a great variety of grits. The package includes 10 each of the following grits: 60, 80, 120, 180, 240, 320, 600. The abrasive seems as long-lasting as any of the other sanding discs I've used.Make sure you are buying the right size disc for your tool. The vast, vast majority of orbital sanders take 5 inch sanding discs, not these 4-inch discs. The most common use case for 4 inch sanding discs is if you are using them with an angle grinder that has the right backing pad.These discs are a tremendous value compared to what's available in the big box stores.