300 Pcs Professional Sanding Bands with Mandrel for Nail Drill, 80 Coarse, 120 Medium, 180 Fine Grit EFile Sand Piece Nail Drill Bits Set for Acrylic Nails Manicures and Pedicures

These e-file nail bits are REALLY great quality and great value. Here’s what I love about these: - Color-coded with grit # on back of case so you don’t need to guess what’s what. - Grit range from course to extra-fine and everything in between. - Comes with a really nice silver mandible to slip them on, but also work with my standard one that came with my electric nail file. - With the wide range of various grittiness (is that a word?) you have a nail bit for every type of nail activity. I use these when I do my own nails with Polygel and they work great for everything I do; from grinding down length, to prepping the natural nail, to shaping and smoothing. - They also work for Acrylic, Powder Dip, Tips, basically anything! - Each individual bit seems to last way longer than others I’ve tried - You get sooooo many! - The plastic case is cute and you can reuse it afterwards. - They arrived super-quick with no damage or missing pieces. If you’re on the fence just order them already- you won’t regret it!

Excellent price & love the variety!!

These sanding disks work very well, and I like that you get a variety of them in the same package. Very convenient and good price.

These tiny sanding belts work great on my tool for smoothing rocks

The plastic box is all scratched up on the outside despite being inside a plastic bag

I love these sanding bands that came with two mandals, and I love how the box is labeled, what grit each band is

I do my own nails. I was going to buy some smooth grit and some coarse grit sanders to try but this is a much better deal, plus I will have the other sanding grits to try. Plus I like the case.

I can use one sanding band twice in a row on myself. A full set and then a fill. I like the three options. The coarse ones do well at removal. Be careful not to use them on the natural nail. The medium grit is good for getting last bits of product off the natural nail without damaging it. The smoothest one is perfect for prep. These will last me a long time, doing my own nails and my daughters.

I've been doing my own nails at home since the start of the pandemic and I was using a ceramic bit in my efile to take the top layer off the soak off sculpting gel in a bottle (which works great if you need a strength layer!) and switched to hard sculpting gel that I need to file down first. I wanted the emery board style because I wanted to make sure I didn't file up my nail and these are perfect! They come with the bit that fits in my drill and the bands don't slide off. 3 different grits also means I can go from removal to finishing easily. Great product for the at home self-made nail tech (totally not a licensed esthetician, just doing this for myself 😁). And the price was awesome because we all know right now money is super tight!

Bands themselves seem good but they don’t stay on the provided bit at all.

The sanding discs are perfect for nail reduction and callous reduction easier change over

Variety and good!

These are excellent sanding bands, so much so that I also bought the 400 piece set with the 240 grit for buffing. I use these more than half the time over my carbide and ceramic bits for everything from backfills, to complete removal to polishing and finishing. The only reason I'm giving them 4 rather than 5 stars is that they are CRAZY HARD to remove from the mandrel!!! I have to use pliers to get each piece off! Sometimes this pulls the whole bit right out of my locked handpiece its so difficult. Its great that they're snug, but that's ridiculous, especially if you're trying to move quickly and change bands. I thought it was perhaps the mandrel I'm used to using but I switched to their mandrel and its the same. Other than that, they're great quality. TIP: when using sanding bands, while running your efile, file the top edge of the band on a 100 grit nail file. I keep one just for this purpose. It will ensure that you don't cut yourself or your client when using near the cuticle. Think of it as making your sanding band a "safety" bit.