3M Sanding Sponge, Fine Grit, 6-Count (CP001-6P-CC)

I’m working on the tedious task of painting the oak trim in my house, white. It’s going to be a long process :) taping and prep work are the least exciting parts of any job, so anything that can help make that go faster and smoother is a winner in my book. I use these sanding sponges to rough up the glossy finish on my existing oak trim to prep it for painting. It’s not a fun step, but it’s the difference between the paint sticking to the wood, or simly just peeling off in pieces when it dries. I like that Amazon sells the multipacks of these sanding sponges. I can use one until the grit is kind of bogged down with sanding dust, switch to the next one and finish my work for the day. Then, I rinse the grit from the sponges to remove the excess dust and residue and let them dry. Because I have 6 to work with, I can have a few drying from the previous day’s work, and still have a few more dry ones to get started the next day, so I don’t lose any downtime waiting for wet sponges to dry, or have poor results from trying to use a damp sponge. I’m very happy with the purchase.

I can't imagine a better product. These work well, last a long time and you can clean them in water to extend their life. I used them to sand cabinet paint and primer between coats. This is what expect from 3M products.

These did a good job roughing up door frames before repainting. The grit lasts much longer than on the fancy ones from the local home improvement store. They are an easy size to hold. I would buy them again.

I love these 3M sponges for use in a professional kitchen. It's the best way to keep burnt stainless steel pan clean and also works great on carbon steel pans. They waredown quite quickly but they do the job. I know but them by the case for the restaurant

Great product! We use these over and over and over to clean products to give them a light sanding on scuffs and marks rather than scrubbing and using elbow grease to clean rub marks and scuffs off things! Dipping them in water and making a little paste on thick plastics works so great! Love these!

Used to sand down a patch on plaster damage after nicking a wall post-construction. Easy to work with, easy to use in tight corners. Cleaning is reasonably easy, so reuse is possible until grit deteriorates.

These worked great on my project. I had one break down on me, but I was ramming it in a weird corner with sharp concrete around it. I would recommend these to anyone doing a drywall project.

My class used these to make Christmas gifts. They're a little big for kid hands but still worked WAY better than sandpaper!

the shape is good and the grit does the job - great product

Bloc is a bit too hard