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I am looking at the H&L 8 hole, in 120, 220 and 320 grits.

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I've used them Lance. They work okay, not as good as 3M obviously but not bad for the money. I use the 5 hole 5 inch disks, which I assume asre the same except for size.

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I've used their gold PSA roll. As Dave said, it's definately NOT 3m. You get what you pay for here.
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Exactly what Paul said! I now go to a local body shop supply store and get the 3M stuff. I told them I was in business and the cut the price of stuff about 30%. They have lots of cool stuff too!

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I buy most of my sanding supplies here and have had good success with their sanding discs.

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Dave, exactly what discs are you using from 3M? and do they come in a Hook and loop 8 hole config?

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I now get all my sanding stuff from Klingspor. Wonderful, German made product.

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Lance, sorry for being vague but I'm not sure what kind of 5-hole disks I have. I was at the supply store a while back and think I only bought some rolls of the sticky back 3M gold and some of the 3M Imperial wet/dry stuff. I'm pretty sure they do have the disks but couldn't tell you if they have them in a 8-hole configuration. I know one thing for sure though, if it is 3M they can easily get it for you.

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