3M Xtract Cubitron II Hookit Clean Sanding Film Disc 775L, 5 in, 15 Piece Multi-Pack Hook and Loop S

Great paper. Changed liberally on a heavily waxed koa counter top refinish. Unfortunately this progressive grit sequence set didin't have 150grit, so I bought some 3m Xtract also, which has a 150. Dope dust extraction. Cooked through wood and lasted. Love it. Worth it is you need maximum dust "Xtract"ion, like I did, in an occupied kitchen livingroom.Cooks through wood; Impecable Dust "Xtract"ion

I was using Diablo Sandnet in attempts to grind down the stippling on a cast-iron skillet. I was ripping through paper rather quickly, and my progress was slow. Therefore, I looked to see if there was a better and more durable product out there on the market and all fingers pointed to 3M Cubitron II. I really didn’t experience faster material removal from the Diablo paper, but definitely notice a significant difference in the durability of this 3M paper. Jeez, if I were to only use this paper on wood, I would be surprised to see this paper wear out at all. This is, without a doubt, the most durable sandpaper I’ve ever used. Good stuff! If you’re contemplating, whether or not, you should try it, definitely do.

Wow used the 80 and 150 grit with the Pencil trick. Talk about time saver. These sanding disks maker very quick work of a project. Could not be any happier.

What an upgrade! This paper cuts faster and is longer lasting than the stuff we used to use. Excellent results if you can get a vacuum hooked up to your sander somehow. Why hasn't sander outlet sizing and shop vac hose been standardized?

I love these sanding disc.

If your sander takes 5" disc's which are quite small these are great. This 3M product is very efficient at removing material. Probably the best sandpaper product I have ever used. I recommend!

I have to admit - I thought sanding a project was just superfluous. So I never paid it much heed. And I certainly didn’t put any faith in spending anything but the lowest amount on sandpaper.But…After watching one of those YouTubers talking about this stuff I thought: what’s a couple of extra bucks for an experiment?!Well - I’ll say this: the extra couple of bucks (and it really isn’t all that much) is TOTALLY worth it… I did a finish on a table top that took me three passes: 80 grit, 150 grit, and 220 grit. The result?? It was LIKE GLASS!!! I couldn’t believe how SMOOOOOOOTH it was… WOW!!!Now I want to sand EVERYTHING!!Not to mention - the finish I put on the table top looks and feels like a million bucks.I’m now SOLD on sanding!! Just make sure you hook it up to some dust extraction (and wear some sort of mask… the dust gets EVERYWHERE!Additonal side benefit: it’s kinda zen-like. Just you, the sander, and the wood! Become one with your project… 😉

Cuts much faster and gets through twice as many boards without dulling. HOWEVER, the hookit portion gives out WAY before the disc loses any sanding efficiency and they literally will fall off of your sander. Great if you're trying to rush through a small batch but not really worth $80/50 pack when you can spend $40/100 on a Mirka set that'll get you through at least the same amount.