3M Fine 9089NA Drywall Sanding Screen, 4 3/16in x 11 1/4 in, 2-Sheet Grit, 2 Count

This is the first time I have used sanding screens. I am not just using them for drywall, but also some painted surfaces. I didnt know if they would work well or not, but they are doing a good job. They do get a little clogged with the paint, but keep the cleanup to a minimum. I havent used these as much, as the medium grit has worked really well and not left marks that would need fine sanding to remove.

I read it somewhere says this works on the toilet water line, I decide to try. We all know about the hard water line, I tried all I could, vinegar, nail polish remover, scratch it.. none of the ways that I could think of worked. This product is heaven! All you need to do is gently rub on it, then you are done! Plus It doesnt scratch off the white of the surface at all!

This works great for small wear and tear around your apartment. I had a few holes I needed to fill and did did the trick to flush it.

I had an older one which had metal clips which held the abrasive paper better. Dont care for plastic clips, abrasive paper slips out occasionally.

While not as rough as the medium grit version (9090NA) this sanding screen is still not what I would call Fine. Use this with a very light touch and make several passes though, and you can get a finished surface out of it with a little practice (I practiced on a ceiling joint that used to separate two rooms before moving on the more visible wall joints). I still followed up with a 320 grit sanding sponge to soften things out, but that was more like a swipe here and there across the surface. Use the sanding screen with a vacuum of some sort and you have virtually no dust at all.

When I moved into my new place almost a year ago, I made the stupid mistake of doing lots of hand sanding. When I had a bunch of drywall repair that needed to be done recently, I broke down and bought a hand sander as well as these screens and some hand sanding sheets. Why oh why didnt I do this earlier? The screens do an incredible job of getting the finish on my joint compound in fantastic shape. Best of all, the fact that theyre mesh means theyre much slower to clog than regular sandpaper, or even 3Ms hand sanding sheets. And the 220 grit means that they wont pit or gouge the surface. Be aware that because they do such a great job that its possible to over-sand without a lot of effort. And of course, youll end up with a ton of drywall dust. At least it goes into the air and on the floor rather than in the screens.

Very inaccurate book some recipes clearly have way more than designated number of calories many inaccuracies pour editing I would throw it away maybe an older version is better, but this one is lousy I would give it zero stars if I could

Used for a glass cutting project at school and did the job just as avertised. Very Pleased. I expected a cloth like material but it was almost like normal sandpaper. We cut a glass wine bottle for a school project, after using out glass cutter, this product it used to sand down the sharp glass edges remaining. I was able to convert the finished product into a drinking glass and can say this makes for a smooth and safe surface from all to use.

I use this product to remove tough stains in the toilet. I use a product called CLR that is calcium, lime, and rust remover...but I use it with THIS product...and it works wonders. You use heavy rubber gloves, then pour the CLR in, let it set, and scrub with this drywall screen. It removes ALL stains in the bowl. Great product.

I actually bought these because I saw a review that they could remove hard water stains in a toilet. I have to say, I was impressed. It does take a little elbow grease but the toilet looks much cleaner!