Mirka 23-615-AP Gold 5-Inch 8-Hole Dustless Hook-and-Loop Sanding Disks, 10 Each of 5 Grits
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Mirka 23-615-AP Gold 5-Inch 8-Hole Dustless Hook-and-Loop Sanding Disks, 10 Each of 5 Grits
Customer Review: Charles D. Wallin
Summary: 5 Stars
We have used the Mirka PSA papers purchased from our former supplier,now ourt of business. We have been looking for a source to purchase a paper with a good sanding life that does not fill. We use it on raw wood or finished. We are also, at times, required to use Mirka to sand strip furniture and when we do, we experience three to four time the life of other highily recommended papers. Mirka is tough, dependable, and leaves a good surface for finishing. We are PLEASED to find another source for this quality sanding paper. Our experience speaks to us Mirka if your looking for a quality result!!!!!!!Customer Review: Excellent Buy
Summary: 5 Stars
I used the Mirka sanding disks to sand over 200 pieces of a playground set. They performed well, lasted much longer than the Dewalt disks I had used previously.Customer Review: Furniture builder
Summary: 5 Stars
This is the best paper a woodworker can purchase. I've tried other hook and loop for my DeWalt orbital and have found none better as far as finished work. This papers life expectancy is greater than the competators paper also. Enough said just use itCustomer Review: Good but not the best
Summary: 3 Stars
These are good quality. I've used them to sand down epoxy (I'm building a lapstrake glued boat) and the 100 grit paper does a good job. The epoxy gums up the grit pretty quickly. I've tried other name brand varieties and had similar results. These are a good buy but be prepared to use them pretty quickly if you're sanding epoxy.Customer Review: Good choice for softer woods, not hardwoods
Summary: 3 Stars
These disks are on par wit a Klingspor which for most projects would be great. Unfortunately, I usually work with hardwood. The Mirka are worth a try but be aware if you are too aggressive on hardwoods, these will not last as you may have anticipated. For hardwoods I usually use blue zirconia - these discs will outlast all other types especially hard materials such as hard wood, metal, fiberglass, gel coats, etc. Or a premiium red A.O. resin on heavy "E" or "F" weight paper. For the price of the Mirka I would recommend them for most applications.