🧽 MAPRIAL Washable Reusable Polishing Assortment Review

After years of making my own sanding blocks for odd jobs, I finally broke down and ordered these pre-made sponge core sanding blocks. And I'm glad I did. Although some use them for wet grinding, I prefer a solid core block for this. I prefer to use these sponge core blocks dry when I need to sand a surface quickly and I want my surface to be as smooth and flat as possible. a bit of sanding, but I want my surface to be relatively flat. These Maprial units are very cost effective for the budget…

I ordered it spontaneously because I've never dealt with it in the past. It has always been sandpaper, sanding blocks or power tools. It's exactly what you think it is: sandpaper taped to medium-soft sponge material. Your use case is a bit odd as sponges are much softer than the base of a grinder or whetstone. This makes them suitable for sanding rounded edges. For me it was the window sills after the paint was removed. I think it was a little harder to screw up the edge through a flat spot…

I like the sharp corners which are great for getting into tight corners like a door panel. Good selection of regular cereals. I like that the grits are clearly labeled on each pad. And the grits seem to be quite firm and stick to the sponge well. My problem is with the sponge itself. I've attached a closeup photo where you can see the foam isn't dense at all. The cells are very open. So he's not strong at all. After just a few minutes of sanding some parts of the table, large chunks of the…