Customer Reviews for WEN Drywall Sander 240-Grit Hook and Loop 9 in. Sandpaper (10-Pack)

This is a review of the WEN Drywall Sander...I was looking for a solution for sanding an outdoor cedar deck from a more standing position, one that was lightweight enough for me to carry it up steps, but still heavy enough to take off a relatively light buildup of stain down to bare wood. I thought I would try this sander, and it worked great without having to apply undue pressure to strip my deck flooring and I was able to carry it and handle it easily enough for the 76 yr. old woman that I am. I did have to use a coarser sanding disc, 60 grit hook and loop, and it worked better to sand it down more quickly than the finer grit discs. I am very happy with the final results, and am very glad that I found an alternate solution to renting a heavy sander, or having to use a hand sander on my knees. This purchase saved me at least $2500. as I was able to sand and stain my own deck for just under $400. including the cost of the stain and smaller tools and supplies required. I would recommend this as a viable solution for sanding a deck or floor without having to deal with heavy machinery. While it is designed for drywall sanding, it works great for floor sanding as well with a little innovation and some minor adjustments!

Sturdy and true. Paper held together under pressure and has a good life span.

Great sander for drywall - did what was expected.

It doesn't fit the holes on the sander and it is a recommended item. It sands fine but doesn't line up with the dust bag holes.

The sand paper was great. The sander I bought to use was not so great! I repeatedly had to restart the sander because it would stop turning.

The sand paper was great, the sander not so muck!

Rips through textured ceilings with ease. Took 4hrs to hand scrape a 10x6 room. Took only 3hrs (including breaks) with this sander to complete an 11x14 room. Must attach a powerful vac (min 5hp) with frequent filter cleaning because it pulls a lot of drywall dust

Holes in paper don’t line up with sander