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

The are abrasive yes, but I needed to made smaller pads by cutting, and to make my own dremel wheels. When you cut this product it makes a huge mess. The small particles it leaves behind when cut go everywhere. So just don’t cut it and you’ll be fine. Extremely durable thought, and a great price!

Easy to hold and use. Works great!

These worked and polished very well on hardened metal. They couldve lasted a little longer but I was satisfied.

Fearful of the pointy sharp corners of the mirrors fronting the doors on our medicine cabinet -- one day after suffering a scratched arm -- I did some research on line and read that emery cloth may be used to smooth glass. Who knew! I took a chance and ordered this low-cost package. Right after it arrived, I opened it to expose the coarsest grit and rubbed it on a test corner. After about 10 seconds of this, I had successfully converted the dangerous point into a non-threatening radius corner. Within a minute, I did the same with the three remaining corners. Sign me Perfectly Happy.

Got this to use in an unconventional way. If you have a nasty hard water line in your toilet bowl, cut a small square and use some Bar Keepers Friend to scrub the gunk off. You barely have to scrub and it doesnt scratch the porcelain like a pumice stone would. My toilet has never looked better. Highly recommend!

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.

I used this to clean my toilet bowl. Now couple months passed, the bowl still looks like new. Great!

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.

A friend recommended these sanding screens instead of sand paper. I used it to sand joint compound and paint in between coats. Worked amazing! It does not get clogged at all and leaves the surface smooth with very little effort. Great product!

These are very soft and are good for flat or rounded shapes but do not hold up well for trying to sand designs like relief carvings, its back to wrapping paper around wood scraps for those jobs.