





Sanding Block Preppin’ Weapon | Hand Sander Great For Big Hands Or Sore Joints | Reuse Sandpaper Over And Over | Wet Or Dry Sand Wood Or Autobody Much Faster | Green
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Ria @aBookishEscape
> 3 dayA bit pricey but it is very sturdy and it seems as though it will last a long time. All and all I would recommend!!
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Michael
> 3 dayLove the feel of it and it does replace all of my old sanding blocks.... I wish i bought this sanding block long time ago because it does save a tons of my time when i am doing my final touches to my wood projects.
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Stan the Man
> 3 dayGreat prep block. Works great with rolls of sand paper. The clamps keep the paper tight and it is easy to use. Made the job easier!
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JimmyJoe
> 3 dayThese are great sanding blocks. Holds sandpaper securely without tearing.
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CSmith603
> 3 dayThis is a great sanding block! Its sized so you can cut a sheet of sandpaper into 4 strips and have them perfectly fit the block. The clips at the end hold the paper tight so theres no slipping while sanding. It works a lot better than my old method of wrapping the paper around a scrap piece of wood and holding it tight while sanding.
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di davis
> 3 daythis hand sander feels great. the paper loads super easy. And it uses more of the surface of a piece of sandpaper than the rubber hand sanding blocks do. This is a MUST!
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Beast454
> 3 dayThis is my second one. The first one is still being used almost daily, I just wanted a second one to have handy for usng other grits of sand paper. I HIGHLY recommend and endorse this product. Workers great on wood, metals, plastics, etc, anything thatd needs a steady hand and a smooth sanding finish.
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Mike H
Greater than one weekEven with all the power tools, I still use a hand sander for many jobs. This is finally one that works well and is sturdy. It is well worth the money.
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kp
> 3 dayWe made all the trim in our new house, and this sanding block made sanding a lot more enjoyable. Would definitely recommend.
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Judah Hansen
> 3 daythese are awesome sanding blocks and the variety of colors allows me to load a different grit on each one and know what Im reaching for -- green (Go!) start with 100; blue, 120; yellow (get ready to stop) 150; red (stop after this one), 180.