Sanding Sponge,4Pack 60# Coarse Sanding Blocks Set, Great for Wood Working, Washable and Reusable.

I really enjoy being able to have four different levels of grit in this easy to hold format. My favorite is the finest sander. I do a lot of paper rafts, and these are a lot easier to use than sandpaper. Great price, great product. Seller was very quickly processed to turn it around and deliver.

Bought these to have on hand for small household tasks. I recently remodeled my bathroom and used these when sanding the drywall repairs. They worked excellent. They are a bit smaller than sanding sponges I’ve bought over the years. But they do a fine job. They held together fine and did not tear apart. Seem to be well built and durable. They are super simple to work with and I’d recommend them to any home owner. Like I said they are a few inches shorter, so not sure how they’d fare for a handyman or tradesman. But for the DIY’er they are great. Hard to beat the value pricing on these. Attached is a photo of the new vs an old one to show the size. And a photo of all 4, labeled with the grit on them. Love that.

There were a few areas in the living room that were spackled some time ago and we were waiting for the 'right time' to do it given the horrible amount of white, fine dust that sanding spackle creates. Spackle dust gets on everything and we knew we had to cover everything or move everything to another room before tackling the job. These sponges are fantastic; wetting them and squeezing most of the water out before going at it really reduced the amount of dust to almost nothing! When they get all 'chalked up' just rinse and use again. Very durable, I like that they come in multiple grades. These sponges saved us a lot of time. Very handy product.

I used these sponges to help strip old paint from a computer desk. I thought they would be a bit more durable but they were middle of the road in my opinion. For the cost, not bad but I mostly reverted back to my palm sander and used these just for the edges of the desk drawers.

- Was skeptical despite the positive reviews but they’re really fabulous, better than any sponge sander I’ve used and as good as any paper. I’m partial toward the Bosch orbital sander and the Bosch sanding discs, but they can’t get into the crevices. We have a Dremmel for the nooks and more detailed areas which is super for big jobs but it’s noisy and more of a hassle for quick jobs. On these sanding blocks the grit holds up, they’re lightweight, easy to hold, they get the job done and the price is competitive. If they don’t change, I’ll be a repeat customer.

Wet sand no problem, like a tool. Tried one out immediately, really useful, good to have when needed, & thanks for good value

Let me paint you a picture: You just spackled over the holes left behind in your bedroom wall after your significant other insisted you remove the television bracket they were quite sure they wanted there in the first place. Feeling accomplished, no? But something doesn’t sit right with you. Try as you might to apply the spackle, the area you spackled has a visibly different texture compared to the rest of the room. And now that you’ve really studied the whole scene, the off white spackle kind of clashes with the sage colored paint coating the rest of the walls. What to do, what to do? What you do is grab one of these guys and carefully sand down the spackle until the walls have a uniform texture. Feeling accomplished again, no? I’m proud of you. But what to do about the color clash of spackle against paint? Oh, well. I can’t figure that part out. If you have any pointers, please drop a line!

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Excellent for the price