Introducing the 3M™ Abrasive Sponge. This is a foam sanding block that is well suited for hard to reach areas. These sponges can be used in wet or dry environments when working with materials such as wood, metals, plastics and on walls and ceilings. Featuring a fine abrasive on four sides of the sponge, hard to reach areas and difficult to access corners are no longer a concern.

• Flexible foam pad to sand or key edges, rims and hard-to-reach areas by hand
• Soft Sanding Sponge constructions reduces the risk of burn-through on edge/rim areas
• Helps to eliminate finger marks
• For use on Wood, Plaster, Metal, Plastic and Paint
• For Hand Sanding and Finishing

The 3M™ Abrasive Sponges are ideal for working profiled objects, and are often used for sanding skirting, door frames or architrave. The 90° profile of the sponge helps when getting into the corners between surfaces. They are most commonly used in preparing surfaces for painting.

When using the sanding sponge in dusty environments, you are able to wash out the clogged material. This ensures a longer life of the abrasive.

The core material is a sponge, making it highly conformable when working on contoured surfaces. This ensures all surfaces can be evenly worked upon.

3M is a leading innovator of abrasive technologies, constantly evolving to provide ideal solutions to industrial and commercial applications. With 3M you can be assured of a wide selection of quality products.

Time to give your project a finishing touch? Try this multipurpose sanding pad from 3M for wet or dry shaping and smoothing. It's a versatile block that works on common materials including wood, metals and plastics, as well as painted surfaces. The flexible sponge gets into hard-to-reach spots, so it's a breeze to round off oddly-shaped profiles. Thanks to its compact dimensions of 95 (L) x 67mm (W), you can handle it with ease.

• Soft and pliable sponge reduces the risk of burn-through on edges
• P60 grit is tough enough to tackle rough patches
• Resin bond firmly secures the abrasive to the foam block

• Painting and decorating
• Woodworking
• Automotive industry
• DIY projects

Yes. When it's very dusty, rinsing it stretches the lifespan of the block.

The flexible sponge works around contours to deliver a consistent finish.