

🛠️ Master your finish with the grip that professionals trust!
The 3M Rubber Sanding Block is a compact, durable tool designed for precision sanding on multiple surfaces. Its ergonomic rubber construction provides a secure grip, preventing slippage and reducing user fatigue. Compatible with both pre-cut and custom sandpaper, it supports a smooth sanding workflow from coarse to fine grits, making it an essential tool for woodworking, metalwork, and painting projects.











| Brand | 3M |
| Grit Material | tough |
| Grit Type | Medium |
| Item Weight | 13.61 g |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 2.75 x 1.5 x 5 inches |
| Material | Rubber |
B**D
Excellent, especially for woodworking
This solidly made hard rubber product should last for a very long time. An unexpected benefit is that the heavier weight makes it easier to use because I find it works beautifully without me having to use a lot of pressure. I’m currently using it with 80 grit on raw stock, and it works great!
E**K
Can't go wrong with 3m products
Works great!
D**Z
Classic, Basic, bit of a hassle. Great value for money
Works wonderfully. The rubber is a bit too hard on first receiving to easily get the paper inside however it does loosen up with use and heat. Biggest con is the size. Due to the smaller base size and how much paper you need to attach it to the nails you end up only using about 50% of the strip of paper.
R**J
Good all around quick sanding block
Typical block style! Have had many over the years. They work good for about a year then rubber starts to harden and then the crack or get so stiff you cannot work with them to load paper.
H**R
Good for blocking small areas
Good for small area.
R**Y
Works good
Works good for sanding
S**R
Happy with purchase
Solid...that is the word I give this.
J**S
Heavy, very difficult to refill / remove sandpaper
I wish there was a trustworthy brand that made something more lightweight, but all the reviews (and my experiences) suggest anything cheaper either will fall apart or is somehow not flat on the bottom (and so can't do the only thing a sanding block needs to do). So that leaves you with this classic brick. I don't understand why it needs to be so heavy, as that gets in the way of being able to use it more effectively and for longer periods of time. Also, the process of opening / removing / replacing the paper seems to take three hands, so unless you have a close assistant helping you sand, then you'll have to figure out how to do it "good enough" with just two.
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