MAXMAN Sandpaper Sheets, 1500 Grit Dry Wet Sand Paper, 9 x 11 Inch,Silicon Carbide, for Wood Furniture Finishing, Metal Sanding and Automotive Polishing,10 -Sheet

This Assortment of Very Fine Wet r Dry Paper Is Exactly What I Needed, I Actually Use These Various Grit Papers to Polish Different Ferrous and non-ferrous Metals, Plastics and Lexan / Polycarbonates and also To polish n Remove Scratches/ Sun Damaged/ Yellowed / Fogged over Various Plastic Head Lamp Lenses, Starting FIRST with The Wet,w/H2o “WITH A SQUIRT OF DAWN DISH SOAP”To Help LUBRICATE & Clean The Course Paper Then working up to the Very Fine 2k Grit , again wet w/H2o & Dish Soap Mix , Finally finishing with a polishing Compound/ Using a Power Buffer , Then sealing off with a UV PROTECTION SEALANT ! VERY GOOD PAPER SELECTION ! …….My Conclusion, This Paper Brand & Selection, “ May Not Be “ THE MAJOR,( In My Opinion) VERY POPULAR/ EXCELLENT ! NAME BRAND ( Known Worldwide ) Wet r Dry Paper “AND” Their HUGE Selection of Various Products , But FOR THE $ MONEY $ , THIS PARTICULAR Mfg Name / Product, Is a Damn Good Buy ! Since I Received this Product, I’ve Used These Different Very Fine Grit Wet r Dry Papers With the Same Process I used For Polishing Sun Damaged , Plastic Head Lamp Lenses, On a Vintage Set Of Original HALIBRAND, True MAGNESIUM WHEELS From a Local Very Well Known, Recognized / Respected 1955 Chevrolet Pickup, Street Driven & Drag Strip Proven FARMER OWNED and Still Driven ! DESIGNED / ENGINEERED, “OLD BLUE” A True HOT ROD , Originally Built Back In 1963 Here In Gilbert Arizona and Still To This Day Has and Continues To “POUND THE ASPHALT” and Take Ya Back ( For Older Folks That Remembered ) This KOOL OLD FARM TRUCK !

Just what i needed, i use them to help polish opals and this range is perfect to obtain a very good pre-polish to the opals.

holds up very well when using with water. grit lasts as well as the more expensive options that i have used.

Arrived on time and as described. Works well on colored clayboard.

My husband and I recently refinished and honed our black granite countertops. We did the bulk of the work with an angle grinder and 5 inch diamond pads however, there were some residual swirl marks and scratches that we needed to remove. I watched several YouTube videos that offered a variety of solutions and one of them Was to use wet dry Sandpaper. This sandpaper was just as described and seemed to be good quality. The sandpaper did not fall apart when wet and was fairly durable. It didn’t do much to remove the swirl marks and scratches on the granite countertops, but that’s not the fault of the sandpaper. I just don’t think it was the right material for our job.