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APPLICATIONS
- Suitable for wood, metal, furniture, paint, drywall
- Great for small jobs
USAGE
These flexible sanding blocks are perfect for wet and dry sanding both flat and contour surfaces. If wet sanding, use plenty of water and completely soak the sponge when it is clogged up to clear it of sanding residue. Wring well to leave it damp enough to sand while minimizing dust.
- Wear face protection to avoid inhaling air-borne particles.
- When using our sanding sponge for wood, sand in the direction of the grain. Use a tack cloth to wipe the sawdust on the surface completely.
- For irregular surfaces, squeeze the sandpaper sponge to conform to the shape.
- If the sanding sponge is still fit for re-use, rinse well and dry thoroughly before storage.
Burnt Stove Scrubbing
Drywall Sanding
Washable Material
RomReader
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2023
I do small projects like seasonal decorations and also have built flying wood model airplanes for 55 years now, these do a good job of rounding the edges.. Foam is firm and holds it's shape, sandpaper is durable.. There are some of the best I have used. Very well priced and you get a good number of pads for stock.. I would recommend. Good luck , have fun !
chugger man
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2023
These sponges are of good quality and do a good job. Used them to sand the molding and trim on a bookcase and they worked great. I could sand the shape and curves without much effort and they easily fit the form of the trim shape.
Alexis Little
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2023
Better than normal sandpaper, the foam gives a little cushion and helps when lots of sanding needs to be done. Perfect for epoxy, I’ve resin and anything else and can be used for wet sanding too!
Julie Pagnotta
Reviewed in Canada on April 11, 2022
I refinish furniture and use these on the rounded edges that my orbital sander can’t fit into. They’re perfect for the rounded edges and spindle legs. Not having them identify which grit each pad is makes it difficult knowing but still a good product for the price. I’d definitely recommend
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on March 8, 2021
I like the thickness of the sanding sponges. It allows me to sand contoured surfaces easily whereas the thicker sponges are harder to use. i.e furniture legs.
H. Caste
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2021
I actually really like these. The only downside is the grit is completely unknown and you have to know which is which by feeling.
Skier
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2021
If you haven't used this before, you are in for a surprise! I'll only use sandpaper when I need a flat block from now on. This works fast, excellent for sanding a radius and really lasts. Plus you can wash it and use it again. Fastest hand sanding I have ever done!
Kam G.
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2020
I've been using these for small artistic wooden crafts (things like plants and animal figures, lots of curved, small shapes) and these sponges have performed amazingly well. They hold their grit for a long time, and the sponge material is very flexible and as strong as can be expected. I've been able to get my work polished to glass-like surface with these sponges, even with the lower grit numbers. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. (I don't know why the pictures show someone cleaning a stove and sink with these sponges -- they would scratch the heck out of anything you clean.)
Shirley Sellers
Reviewed in Canada on December 17, 2020
This is likely the worst sanding sponges I have ever used. The verity grit pack are all the same grit... Bend it a few times and it breaks in half.... Save your money, don’t wast your money on this crap!!!!!
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on November 22, 2020
Very good sanding sponges but the grit is not labelled and they all seem to be the same grit.
irooster
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2019
Not bad and great at the price. I leave a stack out and use them here and there on projects. Things they are great for:- fine sanding after poly or paint, they clog less than the ones I use on my orbital which is my go to sand paper- medium sanding of pocket holes after I drill them, they push down into the hole and work well for this, they get torn up but they are cheap and I am happy with the fact they are soft and don’t take off too much wood- coarse ones are great for scrubbing up my project table, I paint, glue, stain, drill, saw, chisel on the same table and it gets nasty and uneven, I use one of these and some simple green to knock it down and then rinse off
Old Gare
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2019
I needed to prep a painted child's bed with lots of spindles for re-coating. Wasn't looking forward to all that delicate sanding. Sanded both foot and headboards with the blue pads in under 30 minutes! They worked perfectly without cutting through the orig. paint and into the wood. Pads are nice and flexible making the job quick and easy. I was impressed with the quality of the grit and how long it lasted. The grit sizes are not printed on the pads so must be ID'd by touch or compare to known grit sandpapers.
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