🔆 Enhanced Superfine Assortment: Various Sizes, Multi-purpose, and Reusable Review

We learned about such a "thing" for grinding by accident. In fact, this is just a small sponge, like those used to wash dishes, "drenched" in some kind of substance resembling sandpaper. There are soft, hard and medium blocks - of course, it depends on the "grain" of the sponge's emery wrapper. Here is the appearance taken - it looks like a box, only a big one. On both sides - from the ends - sponge "as it is", without sandpaper. As it turned out, grinding with such a "device" is very easy…

Sponges worked great. They got rid of the acne scars that have plagued me since I was young. Now I have the smoothest skin - it's just very red.

You never know what you're going to get when you order online, but these sponges are great! They are just as good as the 3M you get locally. The fine grain is actually quite fine while the coarse grain is very coarse. I use these sponges to make kitchen cabinets, smooth all the edges and such. They work great and last a long time. Very satisfied with the product.

I needed to sand down an old countertop that had seen better days. I was looking for sandpaper and saw these blocks. As I read about them, they seemed to be just what I needed. They were at a good price and arrived on time in very good condition. The coarsest block of sandpaper quickly removed the damaged paint, and then the thinnest block smoothed it out to perfection. It was exactly what I needed.

Best value for money and durable enough. They work on everything from metal to leather, although you should purchase a separate metal kit if you don't want the gray dust transferring to your wood or leather items. Washing them while trying to remove the dirt with a bristle brush was only about 80% effective. So you need to buy a set with a special coating if you want to use them for that.

I bought these to grind Bondo on a 3D printed PLA for a suit armor I was building. At first I applied Bondo quite thickly and then sanded it smooth with different grits. It worked well but I wasn't impressed with the smoothness. I then tried wet sanding with these sponges and it gave me much faster, better results and much less wear on the sandpaper. So I highly recommend buying these and spraying the surface to be sanded with some warm soapy water to help!

Works well for flat surfaces but on roughly hewn wood or wood with live edges, small changes in the wood will tear the edges of the sponge fairly quickly. The grain is quite durable so it seems like they'll last a while otherwise. One minor complaint is that they don't list which sponge is which grit. If you have all 4 in front of you it's not that hard to line them up, but if you only had one on hand it would be a little harder to tell which grit you were working with. I took a sharpie to the…

A while ago some spots in the living room were filled and we waited for the "right time” to do this, as so much white fine dust is produced Sanding . putty created. Putty dust gets on everything and we knew we had to coat everything or move it to another room before we got to work. These sponges are awesome; Wetting them and squeezing out most of the water before getting down to business really reduced the amount of dust to almost zero! If they're all "noticeable," simply rinse and use again…

Bought to have on hand for small household chores. I recently remodeled my bathroom and used them in a drywall repair. They worked great. They're a little smaller than the sanding pads I've been buying for years. But they do their job perfectly, hold up well and don't tear. It seems well made and durable. They are very easy to work with and I would recommend them to any homeowner. As I said, they're a few inches shorter, so I don't know how they'll perform on a DIY or handyman. But for a DIYer,

Let me paint you a picture: You have just patched the holes in your bedroom wall after your significant other insisted that you remove it from the TV mount lose weight They were pretty sure they wanted to go there in the first place. You feel complete, don't you? But something doesn't suit you. No matter how hard you try to putty, the area you putty will have a noticeably different texture than the rest of the room. And now that you've really explored the whole scene, the off-white putty…