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    In local shops I usually have to pay about €2.50 for 3 sheets of waterproof sanding paper. Too expensive imo and I have been looking for a way to save money. I tried cheap sanding paper from Toolstation once but that wasn't suited for lapping stones. Today I ordered 15x5 sheets of Norton sanding paper from Robbelien.nl (120/180/320/600/1000). At only €0.22 excl. per sheet with €2.75 excl. shipping cost

    I bought that many sheets because I was expecting having to pay €7.50 for shipping

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    I've also hear over on bladeforums that rhynowet is good stuff. I'm planning on trying that when my 3m runs out. Thanks for sharing!

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    Have you had the time to form an opinion on their quality yet?

    mine's rather dire for norton paper sofar :/

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    They have NORTON and AQUAFLEX PLUS written on the back. I lapped a few stones with them and they work great. They do curl which is annoying so they should be taped down.

    I have 3M 600grit which doesn't curl but I wouldn't know where to get it as cheap as these Nortons.

    Once I've worn out these Nortons, will take a long time, I'll probably get more.

    Edit: the 120grit and 320grit did stay flat on my glass plate just now. The 180grit and the 600grit curl, I haven't tried the 1k yet. The 320grit seems to lap better than the 180grit, I might just skip the 180grit next time.
    Last edited by Piet; 01-04-2012 at 07:44 PM.

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