Not only did the product that I received come as the same thick, durable sheets that I enjoy from my 60 grit, but I rubbed my thumb over the 120 and 220 grit sheets thinking that maybe the finer grit doesn't have as much adhesive, and is therefore earning its bad reviews

I bought a pack of the 60 grit Fandeli several months ago (based on price) and was highly impressed by the sheet thickness and sand-to-adhesive ratio, even compared to other offerings by well-known brands such as 3M. For more recent projects however, I needed some finer grit sandpaper, and thought I would check out the same brand

I liked the grit assortment: coarse for cleaning up major wood defects and finer grits for finishing

I'm also using the 220 grit to remove carbon build up from the wood burning tip that I'm using to write on the growth chart

Grit stays sharp as long as much more expensive papers