HARBOR FREIGHT SAND PAPER

[kywoodmaster]

I bought some of these 1/4 sheet pads Friday.  I have not used them enough to talk about durability yet but these things really cut.  I have used the 120 and 180 grit on Poplar boards and they leave almost a glass like finish at the 180 level.  Might be worth a try if your are in the market.

https://www.harborfreight.com/painting/painting-supplies/sandpaper-sheets/4-12-in-x-5-12-in-60-grit-14-sheet-sandpaper-with-ceramic-alumina-grain-5-pack-58136.html

[Fish]

I haven’t used it yet but have gotten their belts for my sander.  They’re as good as any others and not as expensive.  

[OCtoolguy]

I used the ROS paper and it works fine.

[zimmerstutzen]

I use alot of their sand paper.  I have no problems with the wet dry paper, but the red sanding paper, when it gets warm, leaves a red color on the wood.   

[Sycamore67]

Personally, I have tried their sandpaper and gotten very inconsistent results.  After spending a lot of time making and sanding something, I find it leaves a few odd scratches.  Maybe on small things not an issue but on larger surfaces, it is a problem.

Now, I use only Klingspor or Norton products.  More expensive but better results.  

[Tallbald]

I began using HF 6x48 inch sanding belts maybe 3 years ago. I was rather impressed. I still buy Klingspor's Bargain Box paper offcuts and remnants every 2-3 years for smaller pieces, but I'll keep using the HF 6x48 belts unless I perceive that quality drops. Very satisfied. Don

[crupiea]

I have a bunch of the wet finer grit stuff and it works great for the price.