Gator 3-Inch x 4-Inch Multi-Surface Dual Angled Sanding Sponge 120/180 Grit 1-Pack, 7434-20

It's always good to have a sanding sponge around the house. Now generally, I don't like sponges for wood because you're not guaranteed a flat finish as the sponge flexes. But in this case, we had some stuff explode on the inside of a drawer and it stained the drawer's back pretty bad. Yeah, it's the back, but it looked really crumby as the stain was dark red. Took off the front, then went at it with the sanding sponge. Have to admit, it was a lot quicker and easier than getting my palm sander out. It wasn't more than 20 seconds of sanding before the stain was gone. And since these cabinets aren't finished on the back anyway, that was the entire job. Boom, done. As for the sponge, you can see from the pictures it certainly did its job. Appears and feels to be of decent quality. I also used it to sand a few spindles down on an old chair. Spindles are awful to sand, but sponges do help. I'm not going to pretend it was a lot of fun, it wasn't, but it got the job done. And of course, any drywall patching these little sponges work like a million bucks to clean up excess dried spackling. And hey, as a bonus? It's made in the USA. That may or not mean much to you, but I like seeing it.

I got the Gator 3 inch by 4 inch angled sanding sponge to Try and it actually works with all types of things my Hubby used on all kinds of wood working projects And it was a great attention instead of having to have a bunch of Tools definitely recommend.

We are getting ready to paint our house and this little sanding sponge comes in handy for smaller areas to prep for the primer and then paint. The sponge is not too small yet small enough to hold onto securely. The angled edge and the two different grits make this sponge a versatile tool. It does not replace an electric sander for large areas but is very efficient and long lasting for smaller manual jobs.

The Gator sanding sponge is excellently made for sanding any surface. The dual grit of 120/180 comes with angled edges for ease of use, perfect for sanding flat and curved surfaces. The two softedge sections allows smoothing out corners easily. It's very easy and flexible to use for sanding wood, drywall and painted surfaces. This grit combo is in the middle between fine sanding and more abrasive sanding, and marked with arrows so you know which side is which grit. It's perfect for a basic sanding sponge to keep handy in your toolbox. You can also rinse the sponge out after usage and air dry for the next time you use it. Highly recommended for all your basic sanding needs.

I really liked this Gator Sanding Sponge, it was quite a difference from using sanding paper. It is so much easier to sand with a sanding sponge than paper which tends to scrape your fingers. I'll never use paper again and the sponge lasts so much longer then paper. I was sent this item by the Spark Reviewer Program for an honest review.

This dual angled sanding sponge is the most comfortable quality sanding sponge I have ever used. I refinish furniture as a hobby and freq do finish repairs on my favorite items. This sponge is comfortable in the hand, gets to the corners and is prob my fave go to to begin finish repair process. I highly recommend! This review is provided for participation in a product promotion program.

I'm an avid crafter and alot of the wood pieces in the craft section are sanded sloppily so you have to go in and remind alot of the areas just to have a smooth enough surface to paint this is especially true with the little wooden plaques which I use all the time for crafts this sander is perfect it doesn't wear down like regular sandpaper does so its multiple use friendly and I have no trouble getting into all crevices and angles with it

This is a handy little device that's great for use in small areas without dragging out strips of sandpaper. It fits nicely in your hand without worrying over poking your fingers through thin sheets of paper or using another tool. It's flexible and can be used over and over. Perfect for crafting projects!

This small angled sanding sponge is good for small protects that require light sanding. It's not made for anything that requires too much pressure. I used it to sand down several large rough spots on a wooden step stool, and it worked great, the only issue I had was it started to tear a bit on the edges., however I will use it for a couple of other small projects I have lined up. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a sander for small projects.

This Gatir sanding sponge is a great idea, but I honestly have to say I wasn't that impressed. I was quite excited and for as rough as the sponge felt I thought it would do a good job standing, but it just didn't have that power. I actually didn't really see where it did much. You really had to press and sand hard to even get a light sanding. I'm not saying it's not good or not worth a try. Try it out, it might be good for light touch up things.