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

My husband does a lot of woodworking and uses tack cloth often. He’s very impressed with these. First off, he likes the fact that they are individually wrapped, keeping those he’s not using clean until he’s ready to use them. Next, they’re thin enough to work with and get into all the corners and crevices, but still very strong. We’re currently in the process of re-staining all the woodwork in our house…doors, molding, cabinets, everything. It means lots of sanding to remove old stain and varnish and these cloths are perfect for ensuring the wood is ready to receive the new stain.

Not too tacky to hold but easily removes all dust & debris from my projects, making final prep before painting a breeze. I often can cut them in half & use only half or even a quarter of the tack cloth to clean a side table or other small/medium sized projects. I’ll buy these again.

This is some good stuff. I have a small wood working business and I have always used SuperTuff brand tack cloth on my furniture and other work before staining. It’s good, but fetches all the way up to $3 per cloth. This stuff (as of 5/31/22) is $1 each! The box of 12 is nice because it’ll last me a while and it’ll keep them all contained. The cloth itself is a bit heavier than supertuff as well. It’s a no-brainer, IMO. Easy 5 stars all round.

These tack cloths are a must to have around! They are very tacky and work great. So far we’ve used them to clean wood in preparation for painting.

These are very sticky and big tack cloths! Ill admit I dont have a ton of experience using tack cloths - Im pretty new to woodworking and Ive only ever used one other brand (from a major brand, best known for their rust-proofing spray paint). These are stickier than the name brand, but not so sticky that its impossible to unwrap them. They have a strong smell, which I suppose is the adhesive. They seem to work really well and Id imagine youd get a lot of uses out of just one cloth. They come individually wrapped, so theres no reason not to stock up! Ill be buying more in the future.

These are normal tack cloths. Cheese cloth with a sticky surface to pick up dust. I use them after sanding, just before applying a clear finish. Doing so gives me a vastly superior finish over skipping this step. They are tacky enough to do their job without dragging on the wood surface. Use a light touch to avoid leaving a residue of the sticky coating on your work piece. It will get on your fingers if you dont use exam gloves. Refold them to expose a fresh surface when they start loosing their stickiness. This is the way all good tack cloths Ive ever used work. The difference with these is the price is half to a third of what Im used to for this quality. Good stuff.

3M makes them better.

This is an open weave cotton cloth (think cheese cloth) impregnated with sticky goop of uncertain parentage. It works well to pick up dust of all kinds...saw dust, sanding dust, plain old dust, etc. It does exactly what its supposed to, without leaving any residue behind. When they stop working well, toss in the trash and open a new one. Theres nothing to grouse about. Just dont use them as handkerchiefs and youll be fine...

Tack cloths like these are really useful for prepping a surface for paint, stain, or other finishes, by removing residual dust first. I like how these come with a large number of individual cloths, and that they are each individually wrapped. They are a good size and will come in handy. The material is like a sticky cheesecloth type fabric. I will add a photo here so you can see the material. I like it.

Individual packaged and worked as intended. Would purchase again.