Mirka 9A-232-AP Abranet 5-Inch Mesh Grip Discs
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Mark Mandell
> 3 dayVery nice result for sanding finishes to recoat
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Dale Drillhouse
> 3 dayWhen used with dust collection it’s superior to regular sandpaper
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Peter Green
Greater than one weekThe discs stay very clean when using a vacuum system. They need a more robust velcro surface to stay attached to a sander
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paul
> 3 dayNot a bad product but also not good was using on a festool and a DeWalt sander had bad luck with them staying on the dewalt. They dont clog and seem to have a fairly decent life span. And since mesh dont have to worry about hole patterns lining up which is why I purchased
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Adam Horbett
> 3 dayI love Merca sanding screens. I’m not even going to finish off the boxes of other discs I have. They are durable, fewer to no pigtails, great dust extraction, and deliver great results. Great product at a good price! I just wish they had bigger variety pack options.
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Joseph Lyddon
> 3 dayThey work great and Last a long time! I really like the way they work! These work SO MUCH better than the Paper / cloth products... Fantastic! They are SUPER! Once you get HOOKED, you will not use anything BUT Abranet Mesh...
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W. B. Cherry
> 3 dayMesh grit works better than paper. Decent Velcro adhesion. Overpriced for what they are.
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R Gee
> 3 daySeems to last forever when compared to regular sanding discs. Using it with a 5 inch Mirka pad protector and a Makita palm sander. Be sure to use a vacuum. Pricy in the beginning but cheaper in the long run.
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Patrick Galvin
> 3 dayThis is a great sanding disc. Especially for sanding paint. Cheaper discs load up and are soon worthless. Youll get a lot more life out of this disc before it does the same. Nice and sharp right out of the box. Great for furniture.
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NWay
> 3 dayI just came across these 01-23-21 thrown in with all the other 5 sander disks. I dont remember purchasing them 08-18. It was a time I was drawing my SS and kept working ,as a machinist ,an extra two years putting every spare dime into my future woodworking because I new I would have very little money for such things after I retired. The backing is a bit like scotch bright only less dense. You dont have to worry bout lining the holes up making you a much cleaner environment. Were all more aware of dust and fumes these days especially when we hit 60 years old which i did 10 years ago. Just dont sand out anything thats wet, I assume they will clog up, and they should last at least as long as the standard ones.
