HDmirrorR 30 X MIXED GRITS SECONDS WET AND DRY FLEXIBLE FOAM SANDING BLOCKS (30 BLOCKS) FINE MEDIUM COARSE BULK BUY

Doing lots of DIY at the moment so this bulk buy was perfect. Used on plaster and wood without any issues. Would purchase again.

Having bought several expensive branded sponges then some cheap chinese ones I thought I'd give these a go.They all look useable despite having mainly minor defects. They don't last as long as branded ones but the price difference makes up for that. Don't really need the fine ones but I'm sure they'll come in handy somewhere!Overall, I would definitely purchase again as I have approx 15 panel doors & frames + many metres of moulded skirting to rub down, these make life much easier & the price makes it a lot easier on the pocket!

I bought these for one simple reason. They were dirt cheap being seconds - or rather slightly damaged - and properly useful in my workshop.The pads themselves are pretty much what you would expect - flexible sponge abrasives. They cover the fine to coarse needs and perfect for rubbing down paint and finishing off wood after making something.The actual pads were not overly second. A few bits dug out and a small amount of abrasive gone. Nothing that impacts the use of them.Overall, great value for money.

Awesome value for money, my local shed sells sanding blocks at between £2 - £4 pounds each. They are almost identical to these, but these have imperfections. To be honest, on some I had to study closely to see any flaws, others are more obvious. The ones I received were not even as bad as the ones in the pictures. In use this does not change how you use them, these work exactly the same as 'perfects'. But at a fraction of the price. These are good quality and a bargain. Recommended.

None of the sponges are unusable, some appear to have no defects at all (maybe cut wrong size?) and some have small pieces of material missing. Nothing that affects use.They're cheap, so cheap I can afford to chuck them away and use a fresh new one before the old one has reached the end of it's life. I like this way of working, rather than trying to squeeze the last bit of life out of expensive branded items to save a little money (at the cost of efficiency doing the job).

Excellent value for money. Depends however if you prefer pads or sand paper. Pads are good but I find when you need to sand a particular bump or lump from a ceiling you can not beat a bit of sand paper folded and pressed.down for presicion sanding. However these pads.are great for taking the shine off doors and other simple jobs. They are so cheap they are a really.good buy. I find for some jobs they wear out a little to quickly. Would I buy again? Definitely but you might need sand paper for other sanding jobs do not expect these pads.to.meet.all.your sanding requirements.

I was prepared for these to be seconds, so I was pleased to find a neat set of useful sponges. There are rare areas on the sponges that are a little bumpy. The slight irregularity does not effect the required purpose.The sizes of the sponges are uniform, and there is a good selection of grit. I'm using the finest grit to freshen up brass finialed aruba hinges. So easy compared to struggling with sandpaper sheets. Next project, prepping stair spindles, and doors, for painting. Not so intimidating now I have these nifty sponges.30 is a lot, but if they ever run out I'd certainly purchase again.

Pretty poor quality sponges that are far too expensive given that about half of them have large chunks missing or large patches of missing abrasive. These sponges work out at around £0.30 each which is far too expensive given the significant defects present. As these are seconds I didn't expect them to be perfect, but I expected them to only have small mostly insignificant defects. If you are a seller you can buy 100,000 sponges from Alibaba for £0.02 each without defects and when Lidl/Aldi have them on offer they are around £0.50 each. About half of the sponges I received I wouldn't think fit for sale except for £0.10 maybe. At least I have half that are ok as seconds, so still a useful purchase. Don't think I'll be buying any more.