10 PCS 9 Inch 240 Grit Sanding Discs for Hand Radial Sander - 9" Round Hook & Loop Sandpaper for Hand Sanding Tool, Aluminum Oxide Sander Disc for Hand Drywall Power Sander (240 Grits)

These 9-inch 80 grit sanding discs work very well for tough sanding jobs. The grit is strong enough to remove rough spots, old paint, and uneven surfaces quickly, which makes sanding faster and more efficient. They fit securely on a hand radial sander and stayed in place while I was using them. The discs feel durable and didn’t wear out too quickly, even with regular use. I like that the pack comes with 10 pieces, which is convenient and a good value. They worked well on wood and other surfaces without tearing easily. Overall, these sanding discs are reliable, sturdy, and effective for heavy sanding tasks. I would recommend them to anyone who needs good-quality sanding discs for their projects!

I use these on a 9" pad on my lathe to sand wooden utensils and other wood projects. The 9" size lets me sand large areas or longer pieces quicker and more consistently. The 240 grit leaves a fine finish, but a little hand sanding adds the final touch. The sanding discs are durable, and the hook & loop holds securely. I will try other grits for other stages of my projects. The price was very fair. Highly recommended.

I recently converted my old belt/disc sander to a hook-and-loop system specifically so I could use these 9-inch sanding disks, and I couldn't be happier with the results. If you have a compatible sander (or are willing to convert it), moving to this hook-and-loop disk system is highly recommended. It makes sanding much more efficient and less of a chore.

Excelent

these grab onto my pole rotary sander very well so well in fact it is a challenge to remove but i find that preferable to it sliding or falling off. i use these to sand painted walls and the performance is good, it resists loading pretty well and the grit lasts a long time. I'd say this 180 grit is good for previously painted walls and i would switch to 220 or 240 in-between coats.

Seems to be good

I got no complaints for how cheap they are. For that 60's hard sponge texture I got maybe 12 sq ft before one was smoked. On popcorn it mowed through w/o issue. I am a Pro painter

Initially when the disc is new the sanding is great. However these seem to "gum up" faster than other discs I've used. After doing about 100 sqft the effectiveness of the sandpaper diminishes by quiet a bit to where I am going over the same spots multiple times to get the same finish as when I started.