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

Good paper but Amazon has this listed with the sanding SCREEN and they are NOT the same thing. This product will NOT work on vacuum sanders because it has a solid fabric backing. Sanding screen is open meshed so air and the dust can pass though it.

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

This is so awesome! I wish I had discovered this solution to remove toilet rings years ago. Five minutes of light scrubbing with a piece of the screen and poof - gone. Easier than pumice.

I clean houses and use this a lot to remove hard water ring in toilets and around sinks.

Im sure you already know why you have this. My only advice is to make sure you get the right type to sand the correct surface. The product is easy to hold and easy to use and the grit that I have matched the surfaced I used it on.

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.

It did the job with no effort at all.

I used this in conjunction with an attachment to my Shop Vac and vacuum air hose to scrape the crud (known down here as popcorn paint) off a 500sqft sloped ceiling. I dont know how I would have done it any other way without putting me in the ER. The varying types of screen from fine to coarse lasted the entire job between a two coats of spackle and two coats of primer latex paint. The finished job looks spectacular if I do say so myself....and I just did.

When I was ordering this it 1st showed medium and fine sponge in a 2 pack. And did not notice it changed to one pack when I chose the fine sponge. It a high cost for only one sponge.