Sanding Sponge, Auerllcy Coarse/Medium/Fine/Superfine 4 Different Specifications Sanding Blocks Assortment,Washable and Reusable.

I love these blocks for smoothing my fired ceramic bisque (04 bisque) and they also work nicely after firing, to sand down any sharp spots on ceramic. They are a nice size without being too big to hold comfortably. Have held up fantastic as well.

Good verity of grits

Bought these to have on hand for small household tasks. I recently remodeled my bathroom and used these when sanding the drywall repairs. They worked excellent. They are a bit smaller than sanding sponges I’ve bought over the years. But they do a fine job.They held together fine and did not tear apart. Seem to be well built and durable. They are super simple to work with and I’d recommend them to any home owner. Like I said they are a few inches shorter, so not sure how they’d fare for a handyman or tradesman. But for the DIY’er they are great. Hard to beat the value pricing on these.Attached is a photo of the new vs an old one to show the size. And a photo of all 4, labeled with the grit on them. Love that.

Use for epoxy hand sanding. Work Great! Hold up well. Will order again!!!

I really enjoy being able to have four different levels of grit in this easy to hold format. My favorite is the finest sander. I do a lot of paper rafts, and these are a lot easier to use than sandpaper. Great price, great product. Seller was very quickly processed to turn it around and deliver.

The sand blocks were a great value no problems did the job!

Haven't had any issues. They're sanding blocks. Does what it says on the tin.

Worked well for even surfaces but for rough-hewn or live edge wood the small variations in the wood tore up the edges of the sponge pretty quickly. The grit is pretty durable so seems like they will last a while otherwise. One small complaint is that they aren't labeled as to which sponge is which grit. When you have all 4 in front of you it isn't too hard to line them up in order but if you only had one on hand it would be a little tougher to really tell which grit you were working with. I took a sharpie to the non-grit side to label them while I still have all 4 in one place.