Water Grinding Abrasive Paper Grit 3000/5000/7000/10000 for Flocking Sandpaper Pad Hook & Loop Sanding Disc Electric Grinder Accessory 125mm 5 inches 20pcs/Lot

These stick like glue to my Makita sander, making them great to use.I use these for polishing small epoxy crosses.I chose them for the high grit, and the fact that they don't have holes in them as I wet them when I polish the pieces.Going up through the grits makes for a top notch shine on the epoxy before I apply the polishing compound.

used this for wetsanding auto body work, worked pretty good definitely worth the $

Haven’t use them yet

Using on metal. Worked well and stayed on over repeated uses.

I've used mylar, wet stones, many types of grit over the years but these are my favorite. Remember go slow, easy does it - only do a tiny bit then stop and check it, use 10k then smooth with 14k. Even smoothing doesn't take long at all, so very little at a time then check your work. Wash the nib well after and be aware of getting grit or abrasive fallout where you were working so it doesn't damage phones, other pens. Learn on cheap nibs then be very aware gold and palladium are MUCH softer. Every nib tip has an iridium coasting - you don't want to to take that off, find a nib expert who will teach or instruct you if needed. SREBrown on YouTube is a good starting video.

Used to fine tune a fountain pen nib that I ground down. Work great.

Had the discs for a week and used on two completely different projects. One on bare wood and another on plastic with water. Both turned out better than I expected and the discs last longer than expected so much so I ordered more.

There is a reason the 3M Trizac is much more expensive than others. Others, including these, do not work nearly as well nor are they as durable. They"re OK for a small spot or area but didn't work for me when used on a DA orbital buffer to do a large area.