94PCS Oscillating Tool Sandpaper Kit Multitool Detail Sander Pads Include Triangle & Finger Sandpapers fit DeWalt Tools etc Sanding Door Frame Old

94PCS Oscillating Tool Sandpaper Kit Multitool Detail Sander Pads Include Triangle & Finger Sandpapers fit DeWalt Tools etc Sanding Door Frame Old

Say goodbye to overpriced OEM Oscillating Tool Detail Sanding Pads Kit Our Multitool Sandpaper kit includes ​5 precision-graded abrasive pads​ (40#–240# grits) – far more variety than most brand-name alternatives. Coarser grits (40#–80#) tackle rust, paint, and old finish; finer grits (120#–240#) smooth wood, metal, or drywall. Perfect for "sanding tools for tight spaces" where tool changes waste time – we’ve got you covered in one affordable set. Wide Compatibility: Works with Most Oscillating Tools compatibility depends on ​interface, not the brand name. Our sticky pads feature a universal nylon hook-and-loop backing that fits ​most standard oscillating tool brands​ (check our images for common hole patterns!). While we can’t guarantee Starlock-specific models, this design works seamlessly with 90% of mainstream tools [Includes all common abrasive grits] Triangle sandpaper 93mm: 60#80#100#120#180 ×10,Finger sandpaper: 60#80#100#120#180 ×10, Mixed sandpaper allows you to thoroughly finish your surfaces from coarse to fine. Whether you are decorating a room, woodworking, or sanding and polishing rusty old items, this is an excellent choice. ​Avoid Melted Pads: Follow These 3 Tips for Longer Life​ ​Lower your tool’s speed: Oscillating tools often default to high RPMs – dial it down to 10,000–15,000 OPM for sanding (check your tool’s manual).Light pressure: Let the tool do the work. Pressing too hard generates friction heat, melting the adhesive or warping the pad.Short bursts: For tough jobs, sand in 15–20 minute intervals, then let the pad cool. Designed for "sanding tools for tight spaces" like corners, edges, or between studs, our slim-profile pads (with reinforced edges) stay secure and won’t slip. Whether you’re smoothing woodworking joints, stripping paint from baseboards, or prepping metal for finishing, these pads get into spots your big oscillating tool can’t reach – no more awkward angle work. Sticky Pad Design: No Slipping, No Falling Off (Mostly)​​ Our hook-and-loop pads feature a ​high-tack nylon adhesive​ that sticks firmly to your tool’s pad holder – even during aggressive sanding. The soft nylon mesh backing conforms to uneven surfaces, reducing vibration and improving control. Note: For extreme heavy-duty use (e.g., sanding metal for hours), consider reinforcing the edges with a dab of contact cement – but for 95% of users, our standard pads work flawlessly.