Ultimate 90 Sanding Tool,3-in-1

I recently had to finish and sand an entire home . Since there was no crown molding being used, I had to completely finish all the top corners along with the vertical ones. That tool worked wonderfully, basically being able to sand both sides at the same time with minor adjustment. I was very pleased with the product. I don’t know how long it will last before having to replace the sanding pads, but as of now, I am loving it!

You need to sand one side at a time. So put it on the wall then put the pressure on the left sponge and then sand the left part of the corner then do the same thing for the right side. You can't get both sides of the corner at the same time you sand one side then move pressure to the other side.It's very useful, it takes a lot of the work you do going up and down sanding a corner with a sponge.If the job needs a super detailed finish you can just go back and do a light brush with a hand sponge afterward but this tool on a pole takes a lot of bending up and down off your workers.The velcro glue on the actual metal to velcro part of the tool wore off after 8 months of hard use but you can just glue the velcro back on and you won't notice a difference.

30years experience doing drywall finally a tool that works in 90 degree angles

Not sure if this tool is worth the price considering that you can sand inside corners with a less expensive sanding block. Doesn’t seem to be a true inside 90 degrees.

I did drywall work for 40 years, this is a very good tool when you learn how to use it. Use the power sander on the corners first. I always took the sponges off of my hand sander when they were half worn out and put them on the corner sander they work perfect. Only remove one sponge at a time on your corner sander it's easier to align them. Run the corner sander up the corner lightly two or three swipes it only has to sand about half an inch that the electric sander couldn't reach tightly in the corner. These sponges are great for sanding bullnose bead also. I subbed drywall sanding from four or five drywall companies all at the same time and never was without work. I could sand 500 -12' sheets of drywall per day by myself but I'm too old now in my seventies. You green horns learn how to use your tool.drywallsander@hotmail.com

Ive always used the $8 Norton foam corner sanders and they do an awesome job of making a perfect corner. For some stupid reason I decided to give this thing a try........what a turd. Dont plan on getting a nice crisp corner with this thing, its next to impossible to get the sponges lined up perfectly. The only use i can see that this would serve is as a flat sander with a handle, but there are way better options for that

The grit is WAY too course. The angle of the sanding head is pretty close to 90 degrees. But, when you sand, regardless of how you roll pressure, it leave a deep depression at the outside edge of the sander.Has potential, but needs tweeking. Found it better for sanding other things, like already painted walls.