I picked up this 2000 grit Sunmight wet/dry paper for one main reason: the eternal battle against hard water stains on our shower glass. Spoiler alert—it won. In fact, it did the job so well and so quietly that I almost forgot to be impressed. This isn’t the kind of product that sings and dances; it’s the sort that rolls up its sleeves and gets to work without asking for thanks. And as any dad with a toolbox and a sense of pride will tell you, that’s the kind of tool you want in your corner.My Rubric✅ Good = Qualifies as a selling point➖ So-So = Not great, but also nothing resembling a showstopper❌ Not Good = Could be a showstopperMy star ratings, which tend to skew upward due to limitations in the 5-star system, are further elaborated in a decimalized scoring at the end of the review.Finally, although some items have been freely offered via the Vine system, I refuse to sell out and will never allow a vendor to influence my scoring through any means other than the quality of the product, both on its own and in relation to the current pricing at the time of my review. I value the efforts of other honest reviewers and wish nothing more than to pay their efforts forward in hopes of faithfully guiding others to informed decisions.The Good✅ Accurate grit feel – The 2000 grit level is just right for fine finishing or polishing without damage✅ Holds up well under water – Good wet sanding performance with minimal paper degradation✅ Works great on shower glass – Cuts through hard water stains like they owe it money✅ Clearly labeled – The backing is well marked and doesn’t feel generic or cheap✅ Decent price for what you get – Not bargain basement, but not overpriced eitherThe So-So➖ Only five sheets per pack – Not exactly bulk supply, but fair for a specialty grit➖ Not quite 3M-tier durability – Feels sturdy, but probably won’t outlast premium brands under industrial useThe Not-Good❌ Nothing notable – No flaws or defects stood out in my experience with these sheetsThe DetailsLet’s be honest: sandpaper rarely inspires passionate prose, but when you find a pack that delivers the right grit, holds up well under wet use, and tackles bathroom mineral build-up without scratching the glass? That earns a bit of praise. I used a sheet of this Sunmight 2000 grit to clean up cloudy shower doors and it performed like a champ. I cut one sheet into smaller pieces, used it with water, and noticed it didn’t gum up or fall apart like some bargain brands tend to.The feel of the grit is consistent and the paper itself is well labeled—an often-overlooked marker of quality in sandpaper, believe it or not. It’s flexible enough to wrap around a block or fold neatly in your hand, and the performance doesn’t drop off halfway through the job. While it might not stand up to the repeated demands of auto body work or high-volume shop use like a 3M gold standard, it’s more than capable for household projects.Final Rating: 5/5 (Solid, reliable paper that punches above its weight—especially for hard water stain cleanup. Great value for light-duty or home use.)

Fairly economically priced paper. Grit feels about right in terms of roughness. Time will tell if it holds up decently, but I don’t expect it to match 3M paper at this price point either. One thing I find telling with cheap paper is simply how well the back of the paper is labeled. This usually indicates whether you’re just buying very generic Chinese paper under a random brand, but this still is well marked.I will update if the performance isn’t satisfactory, but it appears to be a solid offering so far.

Love this 2000 grit sandpaper. This works well for sanding and prepping my car paint for polishing. This is great.

i have found Sunmight is pretty close or equivalent to the good 3M paper in most cases, so I buy whichever is cheaper at the time.