Sandpaper / Finishing Paper Sampler

These papers work great and its good that you can find the steps for sanding finishes on Stewmac's site.

Wow. I used some of the 150 to sand down a bone saddle and was amazed at how the bone dust just blew off the paper when I was finished. Only left a few scratch marks on the sheet, too. Seems like this stuff will last a long time. I'm used to having to throw the cheap stuff away after one use.

The Fre-Cut paper is very good stuff; cuts faster and loads less than any other abrasive paper I've ever used. I think it leaves a more uniform finish as well.

i would be stuped give less than 5 for 3M

that´s all you need to know 3M.

I don't think I've had better than this. It's a great package to get if you are not doing a whole lot of polishing. And, as many say, it serves longer than what I can find in local hardware stores.

It actually surprised me how little these papers clogged. very good, but expensive.

Huge difference from sandpaper you buy at the big box stores. Allows you to create a finish to be proud of.

It's hard to get excited about sandpaper. If your not doing a lot of finishing I think this is the way to go. You get 150-2000 grit and as stated before these papers do not load up quickly so you get a lot of mileage out of them.

The sand paper / finishing sampler is terrific , it gives you all you need for a project and gives you a chance to try different types of product. I highly recommend it's use.

I bought this sandpaper for a epiphone Les Paul 100 project. It's phenomenal to work with a quick slap of the sandpaper and the build up comes right off. It last a lot longer than those hardware store sandpapers. Buy your self a pack if you are refinishing a guitar or some kind of other instrument you will not be disappointed with it's performance