great for small touch ups
wide range of grits for excellent price. i use this stuff for small touch up jobs and surface repairs on guitars. I don't need high dollar papers that don't clog. Read more

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Rated 4.6/5 across 3,569 reviews — highly regarded by customers.
Customers find the sandpaper to be of great quality with every grade needed, offering good value for the variety of grits available.
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wide range of grits for excellent price. i use this stuff for small touch up jobs and surface repairs on guitars. I don't need high dollar papers that don't clog. Read more
Love the variety of grits! Works great when I hand sand pocket knives and brings out a nice shiny finish! Holds up well and can be used multiple times! Read more
Looks to be good quality. Cannot beat the price when places like autozone want $6 for 3 sheets of one grit. Happy with this purchase Read more

This is a nice set of hobbyist sandpaper, spanning a wide range of grits. They're a good size for sanding blocks or just using on the bench, so they're easy enough to use in that way. However, the paper is brittle, and doesn't fold or roll smoothly, taking it down a star. Read more
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I used these to restore the headlights on my cars. They work just fine. I really love the variety that this pack comes with. The ones on the shelves at local shops usually require you to buy multiple packs to go from really low to really high grit. They don't last terribly long, but these have gotten me out of a pinch here and there. I've done about 6 total headlights with one set. So if you have a lot of time and not a lot of money, this is the way. Highly recommend to any at home DIY-er. Read more
Works great for sanding resin jewelry, wood, or small pieces of metal jewerly. Read more
The 48 PCS Sandpaper set looked promising with grits ranging from 120 to 5000, but the actual product didn’t hold up. The abrasive layer separated from the backing far too easily, and the sheets tore with minimal pressure. While it's cheap and may work for extremely light tasks, don’t count on it for any serious sanding—especially on harder surfaces. Read more
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