TigerShark 5 Inch Sanding Discs 8 Hole Grit 60 50pcs Pack Special Anti Clog Coatin Paper Gold Line Hook and Loop Dustless Random Orbital Sander Paper Coarse

I would have given these 5 stars if it was for how long they lasted. They didn't last as long as I would have wanted for what I was doing but they still did the job. Would definitely recommend these to keep around.

Good paper, cuts really well, the velcro hold and the holes line up.

I have been beyond impressed with the quality, durability and longevity of these sanding discs. I ordered the 400 grit for the final step of sanding before I condition the wood to be stained. The smoothness, and efficiency of these very well crafted sanding discs are a woodworkers must have stock in! I would absolutely buy more of these and recommend anyone wanting a great finish to their sanding check these out.

At the time I bought this product (60 grit) I was looking for a better sandpaper than the 'el cheapo' stuff I had purchased prior. I am working on a BIG job sanding 100 year old lime plaster (LIME plaster not gypsum crap most people are used to) so I know I am taking the products to the limit. I am, essentially, sanding stone - because lime plaster when it cures is essentially limestone.I paid 2x as much for this product as I did the 'el cheapo' stuff. For that price I feel like I should get better performance. I *almost* did - but in the end I received less in comparison.The 'loop' fabric backing (the fuzzy felt stuff that attaches to the velcro 'hooks' on your sander) is so thin it is practically nonexistent. This super-cheap layer breaks down within 15 minutes of sanding - leaving little flecks of fuzz in your sander pad 'hooks' that you need to clean off and throwing the disc.So essentially you start sanding and things are great because - I will be totally honest here - the abrasive is excellent. But within minutes the disc gets thrown and you pick it up and look at it and realize that the cheap fabric has literally disintegrated along the edges and nearly de-laminated in the middle.In comparison the 'el cheapo' stuff I tried to replace with THIS product has excellent felt backing. I tested them one after the other and because of THIS products crappy felt the 'el cheapo' brand was the better deal!Is the abrasive good? Yeah the abrasive is excellent, and has good 'cut' (the abrasive particulates have nice sharp edges to them). Is this product worth 2x the cheap brands? Absolutely NOT. In the end if the sandpaper cannot stay on your sander what good is it?If you are listening 'TigerShark' - you should provide your customers with quality fabric that justifies the price of your product. The product I received is like a super-fancy hotrod - that has no wheels! It is essentially worthless and cannot perform the basic function it is designed for in the first place.Save your money and buy something else. Nice grit or not - this product is garbage. Even worse - they charge you extra to learn the lesson yourself.

First - I’ve seen some reviews that say this product doesn’t hold up to heavy use. I’m not a heavy user so can’t comment.Second - I’m more of a weekend warrior. I’m specifically using 220 grit. This sand paper does a great job. The hook and loop could be better but is adequate for medium use. It is definitely better than the sandpaper you get at Menards/Home Depot/etc.

This abrasive paper holds up well, not the best I have had, but none-the-less very good.

I bought the higher grits for polishing epoxy and they work good BUT... you guys need to do a better job printing the grit numbers because they disappear after one use....

I had a multipak (10 each of 8 grits or something) and compared to those this box is a wonder. Going over 1x8x32" shelves, the 60 grit in the multipak would barely remove a light pencil mark on both sides before it was cutting more like a 120 grit. These, they cut hard, they removed the surface cleanly and evenly, and I was able to do the 60 grit pass on four shelves before the disk started to diminish. I will use fewer of these and accomplish more than the stuff that is only marginally cheaper. I can't say enough good things about this box of wonders.

Using the 60 grit to sand 23x7in charcuterie boards made from white oak.It takes 2-3 discs per side to get it anywhere near ready for 80 grit. The discs go dull after about 5 minutes of run time.The total cost to sand each board is about $3, even though these discs are cheap initially they aren't worth it in the long run.

I'm using this to final finish white gelcoat and when wet sanding the disc sheds it's coating which imbeds itself in the finishing leaving the surface "speckled". I will need to sand out the speckles and basically start over.

Used for sanding exterior siding to paint. Cuts well lasts a long time, cheap for how many pieces you get.I used to use the glue stick on paper but the velcro is so cheap now easier to use.

Antes compraba otras lijas más caras pues duraban mucho, pero estas duran lo mismo y lijas más rápido.

I wish these didn't have holes, I'm working woth a manual hand sander and it's not necessary. The pads work well though, i just wish they had a package with different course grits.