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tongue 'n groove ceiling project, and used multiple boxes/grits of the Mirka product. I just finished a 700 sq. ft. Much cheaper than the typical DIY home store pricing, and if you have a large project like I did, you'll save big bucks. These are high quality disks that get the job done.
paper is nice and thick and holds up well. I have used a few brands of discs. This is my third box of this stuff, and I don't see any reason to buy anything else. the stuff stays sharp. most are OK. this is as good as any, and better then most. There are better brands, but they tend to be about 75 cents a sheet. This stuff also beats the pants off the crud you get at HD too
These sanding discs are a great value, best disc I have found at this price. Seem to last as long or longer than much higher priced discs. the hook & loop surface has great gripping strength, never had one come loose from sander.
Once you add shipping, unless you buy a large quantity, you're not saving anything. I have used the 80 and 100 grit from the assortment pack and find them quite acceptable. I bought the assortment pack as well as 120 and 220 grits in preparation for refinishing my kithen cabinets. I disagree with one of the other reviewers that said Norton brand discs are thinner and ware out faster. However, I don't see much difference between this brand and the Norton abrasives brand I can buy at Home Depot. Packs of 50 are almost $10 in the store, Mirka are around $8 per 50 sold in 100 packs. I couldn't notice any appreciable difference between Nortons and Mirka's disc thickness. The abrasive is aluminum oxide for both.
Mirka sandpaper is a good value, with a large pack and quality product. Discs hold to hook and loop sander just fine. Quantity is good size, and price is decent.
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