Eshazu Superior Tack Cloths (Box of 12) - Tack Rags for Woodworking and Painters Professional Grade - Removes Dust, Sanding Particles, Cleans Surfaces - Wax and Silicone Free, Anti-Static

Individual packaged and worked as intended. Would purchase again.

I used one before spraying varnish on a table top I stripped and sanded . I saw no dust in the finished product , I usually have to wet-sand and buff , a buff made it great . I can 100% recommend these tack rags , they are some of the best Ive used .

Just what I needed

These are great tack clothes. Nicely packaged so they dont dry out. Very sticky and great at removing dust, etc from whatever youre planning to paint/stain. I would recommend you wear rubber, nitrile, or vinyl gloves due to their stickiness (and also avoiding extra skin oil contaminates on whatever youre working on). Great product.

By no means am I an expert on furniture repair or restoration however I have done my share of refinishing furniture for our home and these tack cloths have served me well.

Gets all the dust off project

Came fast. Works as expected

We are doing a large refinishing project (two floor to ceiling built in bookcases) and this product is perfect.

I don’t do a lot of woodworking these days, but every now and then I have a project. Whenever I want to stain something, I generally wipe it down with a rag beforehand. With some surfaces, it’s really important to remove all trace of sawdust or dust particles. I thought I’d give these tack cloths a try to see how well they work. The tackiness in a tack cloth comes from an infusion of “hydrocarbon resin and plasticizer.” This does give it that tacky feel I got when I used these gauze cloths. The stickiness wiped away any trace of dust that might have been lingering on the surface of my wooden desk. There was no residue left behind nor any stickiness. The quality of these so-called superior tack cloths is quite good, excellent actually. I’ll be putting this box in my workshop for when I do have a project to work on. Each cloth is individually wrapped, which I find very convenient. The cloths are quite large and are perfect for my needs. Comparatively, the price is very good at around $12.99 a dozen ($1.08 per cloth). Locally, each cloth is costing around $3 each.

These tack clothes work as expected but the do have a pretty strong smell. Those that are sensitive to smells will want to find a different product.