YNZDRWA 8 Pack Sanding Sponge, Washable and Reusable Sanding Blocks for Drywall Wood Metal Furniture, 60/80/120/220 Grit Sandpaper Block Assortment

I had my doubts because the price is so low but they've worked incredibly well. They are a little thin so its not super comfortable after a few hours but the durability for doing drywall sanding is excellent!

I used these the very first night on a project I was working on, and my initial impression was they are skinnier but not smaller, than my other ones I bought from the dollar store that I've had for years, but they are better quality, I hope they hold up well. Also I really like that they are labeled with what grip by color code, I actually never knew the grit of my old ones, such a nice simple feature!

Good product Great for sanding held up good

Loved the selection of grits, and the color coding was key! worked very well, held up to repeated uses. will buy again

I like these. They are still holding up great. I just wash them in the sink when they are caked with stuff. I like the different grits.

I used these on my cabinet doors , with lots of details to sand around, but not obliterate the sharpness of corners or the contour of curves. The foam was rigid enough to maintain flat surfaces and still conform to curves. The sanding sponges resisted clogging up and I could rinse them to clean even better. I would recommend.

these work fine for things like paper mache or decoupage but they lose grit very quickly so they do not have any longevity I wouldn't get these to work on furniture or anything larger because the grit comes off so quick that it wouldn't last for even a small project like a nightstand also if they get damp they fall apart immediately so the finer grit can't be used with a wet sanding technique like with modge podge

Great for sanding contours, but I prefer sand paper clamped to a flat surface for flat removal of material. The sand paper grit quality is also not excellent. If you buy some sheets at the local hardware store, you'll notice the difference. However, for the price, it is a good value. I'm using it to sand contours for knife handle scales - it's easy to grip and fold if needed. They're the size of regular dish washing sponges. However, if you need to maintain a sharp 90 degree edge on your project while removing material, I would try another method.

They are way more thin than they look. For comparison; in the photo is (left to right) a sand block from Home Depot, a sand block from a different company on Amazon, and this sand block. As you can see this sand block is about half as thick as competitors on Amazon (which was about the same price). Edit: despite being super thin, they’re pretty tough and don’t bend. Also they outlasted all my other ones. I’m changing my review to 5 stars.

Does what is advertised

Pounce très bien pour petit travail

I bought these to sand the edges of some live edge and they worked surprisingly well for the cost. They lasted longer than expected and did a great job.

good