Dura-Gold Premium Triangle Mouse Sanding Sheets Variety Pack - 60, 80, 120, 180, 240, 320 Grit (4 Each, 24 Total), 6 Hole Pattern Hook & Loop Triangular Shaped Sander Discs, Aluminum Oxide Sandpaper

Perfect for DeWalt multi-tool, and the pads last really well - went through only a few to send old painted deck in preparation for new paint. Will definitely buy again.

I'm used to cheap no-name sandpaper that loads up after 10 minutes. Somehow, these last for hours. I sand fiberglass and wood mostly. They last a long time! I now use this brand for all my sanders, very good quality, easily as good as 3M if not better.

3-3/4” triangular size fits the Dewalt oscillating sanding pad perfectly with 1/16” overhang around all edges so you can utilize the entire pad surface. 24 sheets total, 6 grits (60, 80, 120, 180, 240, 320), 4 sheets each. Aluminum oxide. Hook and loop. 6 holes to prevent clogging. You can also buy single grit packs for the same price. Arrived early and was shipped from California.

Nice stick to the sanding pad head. Sheet pieces are thick and durable. I have only used the 240 and 320 so far but the grit lasts just as long, perhaps longer, than the name brands.

The pads adhere well. A nice selection of grits covering most needs. Recommended.

Stays connected to sanding pad great. Seems to last longer then big box stores.

Very easy to use and last long than I was expecting it, also very good price. My buffing job made lots easier and professional looking. Thank you.

This coarse (40 grit) OMT sandpaper is very handy.It is much more coarse than the DWASPTRI08 80 grit available from DeWALT.This is reasonably durable, for the abrasive part, for the sheet part and for the grippy backing part.The abrasive does the job and holds up well. I haven't seen grit clogging or severely decreased abrasive function.When using this coarse grit I keep an eye on the sheet to avoid damage to the backing pad, such as when wearing through the sheet. During abusive sanding I have worn through the sheet.The grippy backing is reasonably good, but lesser than DeWALT abrasive. I've seen it become puffy loose from the sheet, but still works okay.Still having mixed feelings about the holes. The pad has a central hole. The sheets have six holes in a circle.On my vacuum sander the holes are aligned, w/ the vacuum removing crud and keeping the paper cool, greatly extending the abrasive life and improving the sanding action.Why doesn't the paper holes align w/ the pad hole?The holes MAY help w/ cooling. I have seen dust accumulation on the backing pad at the holes.