3MSandBlaster Dual Angle Bare Surfaces Sanding Sponge, 220 Grit, For Wet Or Dry Use, Professional-Grade Foam Keeps Its Shape For Lasting Use, Premium Mineral Grits For Effective Hand Sanding (9565)

This did what I needed it to do, but was not enough to sand even half of the detailed headboard I was working on. Be forewarned that this is not meant for larger, detailed projects. However, it was comfortable in my hand and made the process easier. Next time, I'll know to buy a pack of them rather than an individual one like this. I would definitely recommend this; it gets the job done and helps to prevent hand cramps. 👍

I’m glad I bought one of these for a final sand one my projects. The foam block is easy to hold and bends to conform to mild radius’s.

Got some of the job done. I’m not much a wood worker but it did me a decent job for what was needed

I need to sand in between coats for a painting project and it worked perfectly.

Works well. Grit is about right for paint work.

Nice sander

I love these angled sandblasters from 3M. I agree that they can tear if your sanding stuff that pokes in to it but I don't find them to wear out any quicker than sandpaper. In fact, I find this better than sandpaper because all you have to do is slap it a few good times to clear out the sponge if it gets clogged, you can't do that with sandpaper. I also like that these can form to the object your sanding. I would say these are best on flat or rounded objects.These are perfect for drywall sanding, they get right in to the corners and will yield a crisp finish. Use 150 grit for between coats and 220 for your finish sanding. A light touch is all you need.PSI don't recommend wetting these cause they will clog super easy.

None of these are true sandpaper. I bought the 320 and 220 to sand down some pine trim and there is no grit on either. It didn’t do anything.

Works well on walls, is washable.

It was just what I needed to smooth out my bannisters/spindles before painting.