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

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.

This product took all of the toilet rings and hard water stains out of the toilet with out scratching the basin. I just scrubbed with comet and it was very easy.

Like a number of other purchasers here, I bought these fine sanding screens to clean my toilet bowl. I also stumbled across the website that recommends using these sanding screens and an oxalic acid powder like Barkeepers Friend or Zud. Works like a charm, but rub as lightly as possible to minimize the chance of scratching the toilet bowl. Cheap and easy solution to this stubborn problem.

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!

I read a random article on the internet that said to use fine drywall sanding screens and Barkeepers Friend for hard water stains in the toilet. I am living in a 30yo rental with original fixtures with these stains in every toilet and sink/tub drain. I figured for $5 why not try it since everything else I had tried did nothing. I cut it in 1 strips and tried it with just water to see if it would scratch the porcelain. It did not, and the stains came off in minutes. I didnt even need the Barkeepers Friend. The next time I use it I will wear gloves though, because it does slowly disintegrate when you use it in water and the particles are tiny and could possibly irritate or maybe get into your skin. I have attached a photo of a tub drain and a toilet where the right side has been cleaned with the screen, and the left side was not so you can see the difference.

Exactly as expected and depicted, cant say much more. Seemed not to scratch the toilet.

Wrap a fine drywall screen around a mr. eraser pad, and you have the best toilet scrubbie for a low price. We have seriously hard water build up, and it takes care of it with no scratching of the porcelain

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.

When I purchased this I got it for the exact thing it is supposed to do strip. I was taking off some of the excess filler or paint off of my wall. Nothing big or crazy but this literally started to disintegrate as soon as I used it. It was very cheap feeling. And it did not do anything its supposed to do. It just made my walls green....definitely Would not recommend or buy again.

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.