4 Pack 60 Grit Single Angle Sanding Sponge, Washable and Reusable Sanderpaper Hand Sanding Blocks for Wood Drywall Metal Home Sanding

En la descripción indicaba 4 piezas y solo recibí 2 piezas

Yes you heard that right, I'm a hair stylist/ Barber I'm also trained to do nails, and I always use nail buffers on the bottom of my feet to keep them smooth. (I usually use an 80 grit a 180 and a then a 240 grit -In that order) But the nail buffers are usually thin, And usually you can only get a few uses out of the nail buffers, THESE I CAN GET MULTIPLE USES OUT OF THEM FOR MYSELF AT HOME - this one I can go from the most course to the softest, (after a shower) About every two weeks on the bottom of my feet, and it keeps them super soft and keeps my heels from cracking. They're easy to use, actually much easier than the thin tiny nail buffers BC They're wider You can cover more space and they don't cramp your hands up. The size is perfect, and these give you a better grip while you're trying to buff! Definitely worth the money and works amazing for what I needed it to!! *If you are going to use them for the bottom of your feet / pedicures at home, Make sure you have softened the skin either soaking or after a shower, and make sure you go from the lowest number (Which is the roughest grit) to the highest number (smoother grit) This will keep your cracks away from the bottom of your heels and also keep your feet super super soft!!! I do it about twice a month! I'll never go back to the nail buffers after this. If you're going to use these to do pedicures on multiple people, you will need to buy multiple sets as these cannot be sanitized and should be a one time use, If you're using them on customers. But for yourself you can use them over and over and over again. And my best guess these are going to last about 8 to 10 months, And then I'll have to get a new set, the old nail buffers were literally a one-time use and I would have to throw it away. THIS IS GOING TO SAVE ME SO MUCH MONEY ON MY PEDICURES AT HOME.

Needed these to help sand kitchen cabinets for painting. The angles really help get into hard spots on cabinet doors. They work great.

Good for light sanding and getting into corners. I like the beveled edge for getting into tight spaces. Most sanding pads at Lowe's now don't have the edges covered in sanding grit. Those edges are what allow you to sand corners.

Works very well , I used it on drywall. Just be careful on your pressure on drywall or it will make marks, nice and easy.