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

I like how theyre of good quality theyre just the right size dont like how the mandril came with a slight bend at the tip the headlamp is very bright good and clear nice fit and comfortable and so far has a pretty good battery life

Works great for my epoxy projects

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!

Great product. Makes sanding a lot easier.

They were exactly what I needed

Good quality and long lasting

I used this to repair an apple watch 3. The deep scratches are gone, but some scuffing remains.

I ordered this set on Tuesday and it arrived on Thursday. I put it to immediate use. Fantastic product! I did bend the shaft on the mandrel, though. That was my fault because I had my rotary tool on too fast a setting. The sandpaper disks last a long time and the Velcro on the pad is quite strong. Yeah, I definitely recommend this product.

Overall the product is good but the sanding discs came without the bags all being marked so I cant tell what grit each one is. Some of them have some of the numbers on the disc so I can guess but they really need to do a better job of labeling the bags. Only two of my bags were labeled.

No grit labels on them, how is someone supposed to pick them