VSM 10-Pack: 6" x 9", Gray - Ultra Fine, Non-Woven Hand Pad, Silicon Carbide Grains, Rust and Oxidation Resistant, Multipurpose Abrasive Scrub Pad for Finishing and Cleaning

Recommended.

I'm refinishing a guitar I made in 1967 it was my 4 guitar I've made. Use these pad for final sanding. Works better then 800 or 1200 grit sandpaper. Leaves no scratches or marks. The 800 and 1200 grit makes the finish to slick and the guitar lacker paint won't shear to the wood .

I try to make my own furniture when I can, and I used to use 220 grit between poly coats but it was extremely abrasive on the stain. I heard someone mention these working well and I gave it a try, and wow. It was so much quicker and easier to use, it made the wood soft without stripping any stain. This is a massive pack for the price so I see them lasting me awhile. So far, I made a console table and curtain rods using these. If I come across any hiccups in future projects, I will update.

Not as good as 3m, 3m is a much denser pad, which lasts much longer probably at least 3 times longer. Don't try to save money as I did.

I am using this to knock the shine off of the kitchen cabinets I am finishing them with de waxed orange shellac. I applied (wipe on) 8-10 thin coats and final coat gets a once over with these pads on a random orbital sander mostly with touch ups by hand. Any future touch ups as the finish gets worn, just wipe the shellac on the lightly sanded place and use these pads to blend the edges. Cabinet doors always look freshly refinished.

Great to rub in odies oil with

Good alternative to sandpaper. It lasts quite a while and can be used wet or dry.

Cheap, they work great.