Yes, the grits should be very close no matter who is selling/making them. Try to find some that are waterproof too. They last much longer when used wet. *NM*

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Yes, the grits should be very close no matter who is selling/making them. Try to find some that are waterproof too. They last much longer when used wet. *NM*

In Response To: Sanding stick question. I buy packs of sanding sticks with a range of 180-5000 grit. I mainly use the 400 stick and it wears out the soonest. I would like to buy a lot of 400 sticks. Are sanding grit numbers universal? If I bought a pack of 400, will they be the same no..... ()

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Sanding stick question. I buy packs of sanding sticks with a range of 180-5000 grit. I mainly use the 400 stick and it wears out the soonest. I would like to buy a lot of 400 sticks. Are sanding grit numbers universal? If I bought a pack of 400, will they be the same no.....
- Yes, the grits should be very close no matter who is selling/making them. Try to find some that are waterproof too. They last much longer when used wet. *NM*

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