Garryson GB060 Garryflex Abrasive Block - Coarse 60grit, Blue

Does exactly what it's supposed to do and does it well. I use the medium (180 grit) and fine (240 grit) to keep my workshop tools looking like new.Abrasive enough to cut through light corrosion and etc but not too aggressive to leave heavy scoring which you'd expect from the same grit of Emery/ sandpaper.It wears away like a pencil rubber / eraser and at about the same rate. It can be kept straight and flat though quite easily. It's excellent for curves and profiles too as it's a bit softer than a pencil rubber.Does a good job. Recommended.

Surprisingly effective - I had several walking foot sewing machine feet with a black finish I found hard to see to follow a line - but a few rubs on this block polished off the surface finish to leave bright metal and a really smooth sole. I used sewing machine oil as the lubricant , without it the block tended to stick. The block also polishes my block planes where the fingermarks tend to rust.

I've used this to clean dirty garden tools, photos are before and after. I bought this instead of a crean mate as they are just too expensive. It hasn't worked on heavy rust only light rust but that's OK. Would recommend to clean secateurs etc.

Purchased this to buff up my secateurs etc after sharpening them. I will probably purchase a more coarse one next time, as I found that this medium one did not buff up the secateurs enough though. Still useful though.

I use these to get rust off my plate armour and weapons after a show in poor weather, quick and easy to use and a grade for every depth of rust, wont go to war with out them now and my swords have never looked better.

Now have silver jewellery that gleams - so good

Did the job but not as good as the original

Has cleaned small rust stains off the stainless steel cutlery. It requires little effort to get a very good finish. I have also used it to buff up my twenty year old Leatherman. This bloc and its companion are just ideal for the job