Not the best quality wet and dry I've ever used but reasonable value for money in a large pack. Did the job well enough.
Good wet+dry tolerant sandpaper. Not the most durable I've used but good for the price. Would be nice to see a 60 grit option in store.
Great for my bumper just the job got three types 380 120 420
Works ok but it is a bit thinner than I expected. Ok for the price.
ok..................................................
Helpful staff. Served quickly. Good value. Got a product there that I faled to get in two other hardwear shops!
Always very helpful and knowledgeable staff ..a pleasure to visit
How can you review sanding sheets? If I was one of those wastrels who have to fill in on Sky TV until the ads are read I could perhaps pad out something here but no. Looking at them on the bench in front of me - I'm just NOT inspired. They are sanding sheets, just that! Plain on one side rough (although no too rough) on the other. Even the colour is unremarkable. They would have a USP if they were pink - and then could be more attractive to the butch building trade. I don't know. Either way they are cheaper and more convenient than using the side of a match box.
Value for money all round on this one. No clogging to speak of and it does the job fine.
Very easy to use and great value for money, I would definitely recommend
Perfect sandpaper, tackles everything I need it to
Good quality wet & Dry sanding sheets. Stay strong even when wet unlike some other brands I have used which tend to disintegrate after only moderate use. These are perfect sanding previously painted walls prior to redecoration.
Not used wet and dry before - great for sanding the sides of a Narrow Boat - only another 40feet to go!!
The paper breaks down when it’s wet leaving black sludge on your paintwork which quickly dries and is difficult to remove.
I’ve been using wet and dry for years between topcoats when a really smooth finish is required.
I returned this and got my money back as it is useless.
This has been used mainly for wet sanding woodwork with lead paint.
Has been doing a good job, holds up well to being wet and can be folded and snapped apart as opposed to tearing badly (like we all do with sand paper)
Very easy to buy. Quality very good indeed. Will buy again.
Not used yet to give full appraisal, not much more to say really
120 grit is excellent for flattening an oil stone. Cheaper than using a diamond stone.
They get ripped quite easily while sanding but a very good deal for the price! I will buy more.
Great product, work well and is long lasting with very little clogging
