Customer Reviews for DIABLO 5 in. 120-Grit Hook and Lock ROS Sanding Discs

Biablo is fast becoming a maker of quality sanding pads and saw blades. Durable, affordable and quality. I am using the 5" 220 to finish some new cabinetry. I am very satisfied w/ the end results.

I have sanded probably 500 board feet in the last few months and made the mistake with going with a green label from the blue store. Two mistakes I won't make again. I bought some of these when the others would just spin off my sander when I was refinishing some stairs. I was able to get through 12 stairs front and back with a single disc. I used 3 of the green labeled ones on a similar project. These are the best I have used. My sander actually burned out before I used up the first disc I put on.

These sanding discs are perfect for refinishing large areas of wood and I do a lot of that. It's great to be able to buy a bulk package at a savings, as it can get costly on a big project. The project goes much smoother (that pun was intended) when I can change the sanding disc frequently. I finished this entire staircase using my Black and Decker Orbital Sander(from Home Depot of course). I used mostly 80 grit, 120 grit and even a few 50 grit! I used Minwax stain, Spar Urethane Satin Varnish and Glidden Eggshell finish paint (the little sample jars are perfect to add a pop of color to the risers) to complete the project. It was a mess - I wish they had a place for a 'BEFORE' photo. Looks good now though!!

This is a good sand paper disk. They do not tear easy and stick to loop.

I saw this on my way to check out. A good value. Check it out yourself.

The holes were punched out in wrong location.

Good value for the price.

Definitely lasts longer than a regular sanding disk. Great quality and my 50 pack will last me a while. I have to get back to the store for some finer grits as well

Always love Diablo products. Good quality and does a nice job

Good does a good job I’m satisfied

This comes from a good reliable brand and delivers great quality that I would expect. Works for me.

I am using Bosch sander. Most of the cases lose the grip of the sand paper after use for a few minutes while the paper is still good to sand. I used the paper by hand, the paper lost grip with the sanding machine.

Works really well with the ridged sander. Avoid things that are tacky because it will gum them up.

Works really well with the ridged sander. Avoid things that are tacky because it will gum them up

Worked super well and stayed together better then other brands