Fandeli 36027 220 Grit Multipurpose Sandpaper Sheets, 9" x 11", 25-Sheet

For shaping surfboards (wood, foam, resin, and so on), I use a lot of sand paper. ), and they're reasonably priced for the level of service I require. Also keep in mind that when purchasing sand paper, many people make the mistake of wanting the wrong "grit" for the project and expecting miracles (trust me, I was there when I first started sanding). After you've figured that out, you can argue that one company is better than the other for whatever reason you can think of. br>br>I will, without a doubt, purchase more paper from this company in the future! Keep up the good work!.

Cassidy Curtis

| Nov 22, 2021

The backing paper is prone to tearing. I did some touch-up hand sanding on oak with the Fandeli paper. I bought it because of the low price, but it turns out to be a cheap paper that barely gets the job done. I discovered that the sand paper quickly loses its grit, clogs easily, and the paper backing breaks apart far too easily, so I only got a few uses out of a single sheet. It won't last long, but it'll suffice for small projects, particularly when used for hand sanding and replaced frequently. The sandpaper's worst feature is how easily it tears. When wrapping paper around a rounded over edge of a long piece of wood, the paper will snap apart as soon as pressure is applied. As a result, the paper is no longer suitable for my primary purpose.

Ansley HOUGHTON

| Aug 29, 2021

I use my palm sander a lot for woodworking projects, and I recently purchased this to use with it. It's a lot more durable and lasts a lot longer than the paper I used to buy at Harbor Freight. During the sanding of my deck's handrails, I only had one sheet tear. Every time I sanded a corner, the HF material tore. It also made the wood feel extremely smooth. This is something I'll keep buying. Thank you so much for creating such a fantastic product!.

Kate Steele

| May 20, 2021

There isn't any worth in this situation. I sanded a piece in my 1/4 sheet sander for a hardwood table I'm working on. It rips cleanly and does not rip while in use. It worked fine at first, but it only lasted about half as long as the name brand sandpaper I had previously used, and it was completely worn smooth in a short period of time. I'll finish this batch, but I'm not going to buy it again.

Fabian Goodman

| Aug 02, 2021

I'll be the first to admit that I'm a scrooge. Depending on your perspective, it could be considered frugal. br>After purchasing sandpaper from a local store, I realized I might be overpaying. And that's how I ended up here. Is there anything more you could ask for? You get twice as much for the same price.

Calum ROWLEY

| Oct 13, 2021

This Sand paper is of poor quality. It has a nice thick feel to it, but it clogs up easily when sanding on paint. I'd stick with the 3M brand because I've never had an issue with them.

Julius Bean

| Aug 08, 2021

If you sand dirty surfaces or old varnish with a standard 220 grit, it will smooth out quickly. I started with a stripper and mineral oil cleaner, and the sand paper held up well and did its job.

Ellie Bridges

| Mar 16, 2021

I've been looking for 200 grit sandpaper for a long time, but it seems to be difficult to come by these days. This sandpaper came in a small pack, and while it appears to be finer than the old 200 grit, it was close enough. I then purchased this larger pack to ensure that I would have some on hand when I needed it.

Gabriella Vaughan

| Oct 09, 2021