3M Drywall Sanding Screens Pro-Pak, 10-Pack, 220-Grit, 4-3/16 in x 11-1/4 in, Pre-cut for Easy Attachment to Hand or Pole Sander, For Sanding Drywall Joints, Patching Compounds and Plaster (99436)

This stuff works!!! Better than traditional sandpaper because it doesn't get clogged up with dust. Provided a very smooth finish on a newly skimcoated ceiling

Cutting these sheets into small squares make them convenient for cleaning tough stains from toilet bowls, kitchen sink and other area easily and without scratching. Amazing.

I got these to go with PaceSetter by Goldblatt G15355 Plastic Pole Sander Head and they were a tad short. They worked with it and I was able to use them however they could benefit from a little more length. The grit was fantastic and they worked well otherwise

Works great, highly recommend it. Repairing plaster in a 1782 (not a typo, really that old) home and this tool is easy to use and saves nearly 100% of sanding dust. Leaves a smooth finish with a fraction of the work and dust with sand paper. Wish I'd had it years ago.

Very good screens for doing a light knock down on smoother/newer drywall or plaster or sanding on patches. Screens allow the joint compound dust to fall out and not build up like sandpaper does. I would, however, use a rougher grit for anything but newer surfaces. I'm working on an old home with decent plaster walls that have been painted horribly (some rooms over wallpaper!). I'm currently uisng a 60 grit to remove the drip marks and other bigger burs and stuff they painted over with a 9" commercial drywall sander. It's working well and not scuffing up the wall bad or anything like people seem to think.

It worked. What can I say about sandpaper? Good.

These are too rough for fine sanding of drywall.

It works.