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I have a bit of a problem with loving sand paper. Do I need more? Probably not but I love having what I need and I often need sand paper. These have been great for doing sanding between coats of a door. I’m having such a hard time with crappy streaky paint that I’ve had a lot of sanding. At least these make it a little more fun. The foam isn’t too mushy so it’s been holding its shape well. But you can bend them if need be and that is easy too. I haven’t needed to cut them but I’m sure regular scissors will do the trick. They haven’t work out yet even though I’ve used several for a long time. So I’d say they give you a pretty good bang for your bucks oh and the back side has the # they are so you don’t mix up which grit is which

These are really high quality with the ‘P’ on the back. They work well and shed the dust well. They are very even and you can trust the stated abrasiveness. Use wet or dry. I use these on guitar bodies, so they have to be flexible to get around the curved edges of the wood. These are sized on the smaller side which works great on small to medium size wood working projects. Quality is great so I highly recommend them.

These foam sanding pads are holding up well, even used on a wood lathe at high speeds.They cut well and quickly - seem to last better than many I've tried.The pads are rated with a range of grits on the back of each one - not a single value - and this is important.These are not super tightly graded grits of all the exact same size on the whole surface - the grit on each pad and value has a narrow range but will feel courser than a tightly graded pad of the same valueFor many uses this can be an advantage - it cuts faster and clogs less - feeling a little more like the lower value in each range.For prepping for fine polishing, these might leave slightly visible "scratches" relative to a tightly graded pad of the upper value - for final finishing I switch to a tightly graded pad.I expected the variation in grits sizes because it was well described and performs as advertised.Because you are sanding across the grain on a wood lathe, you can see the effect of a range of grit sizes but if sanding with the grain, it wouldn't be visible at all.Good product for a good price and will definitely purchase more

I use these to smooth out 3D prints (resin) and they work like magic. The sponge allows them to get into corners of the print that would otherwise be impossible with standard sand paper. Just be sure to have a water bowl to rinse and soak them in.As for longevity. I've been use the same sponge for the last three prints. No issues.

Greta sponge sand paper. Conforms to surface and feels right in your hand

I bought these because I was so sick of trying to fit the sanding block in small spaces. I use these for all sorts of home improvement projects (sanding and repainting doors and also refinishing furniture). They're flexible and can be rinsed between uses.

These are awesome!! I like a high grit and this reminds me of rad pads by surf prep but they are half the size....doesn't bother me. I love them so much love I purchased then twice. I've got a heavy hand but a normal furniture refinisher/painter would most likely enjoy having these on hand in the shop. I got assorted but I'm going to get a package of the one I'm most fond of but I suggest the variety pack.

They conform to odd shapes very well and sand small nooks easily, but they don't last very long. I've tried both wet and dry and regular sandpaper lasts a lot longer.