3M Xtract Cubitron II Net Disc 710W, 120+, 5 in, Die 500X, Pack of 50 Hook and Loop Sanding Discs, Virtually Dust-Free, Premium Option for Metal, Wood, Composites, Stock Removal, and Fine Finishing

Deja muy buen acabado al lijar , y permite excelente extracción del polvo. Lo unico malo es que yo compre 5” y recibi 6”. Tengo que recortar cada disco que use.

Excelente...

The 3M sandpaper is outstanding. I put a sheet on my 5" Makita random orbital sander while sanding hemlock trim, and it just kept cutting without loading up. It leaves a very smooth, consistent finish with no noticeable deep scratches, yet it removes material surprisingly quickly with very little effort. I'd heard good things about 3M's abrasives and decided to give them a try. They exceeded my expectations. Now I just need to find the 6" version for my Festool Rotex.

I have always purchased the 100 or 200 sanding disc packages for 20 or 30 dollars and never had any success as they wore out quickly and never removed much even when pushing hard on the tool. I finally read a report about 3M sanding products and tried them. They work fantastic. They are slightly more expensive but they really do the job they were intended for. Not only do they remove material without forcing your sander into the wood but when you take the disc off, just blow it off with air and its ready to use again. very impressed.

Throw away your traditional sanding discs, use 3M Cubitron II and I promise you'll never go back. These are a literal gamechanger, best sanding product I've ever used. TLDR: pricier, but makes sanding through the grits way quicker and with better results (for me). Pros: - Greater Control. These discs will remove material as fast or as slow as you desire. Very responsive to pressure. - Consistent performance. The design of these disks gets you airflow across the entire surface of your sander pad and dust simply won't clog these disks. - Extended Use. Super durable, doesn't clog, each disk lasts much longer for me than paper discs. Cons: - Pricier than traditional paper discs, but (in my opinion) this is offset by how long they last. - The hook and loop was "looser" for me and didn't secure the discs to my sander as much as I'd prefer. That being said, the discs were still secured satisfactorily once pressure was applied sanding a surface and the velcro was "seated". This could also be a problem with my particular sander model.