Oscillating Sandpaper A/o 35x50mm 10pc Fingertip 80grit

10-Piece Oscillating Sanding Pad Grit: P80 Total width: 35mm Shape: Fingertip Micro Fastening method: Hook and loop Classification: Standard (Yellow) The Oscillating Sandpaper A/O 35x50mm 10pc Fingertip 80 Grit set provides the necessary abrasive material specifically designed for use with your fingertip oscillating base pad. This package includes ten individual sanding sheets, offering a substantial supply to ensure you have continuity throughout your significant detail work. Each sheet is precision-cut to a specific size of 35mm x 50mm. This dimensioning is perfect for mating with the narrow, pointed fingertip base, which enables the user to precisely sand into tight corners, small channels, and intricate carvings that standard, larger sanding sheets cannot access effectively. These sheets are constructed with high-quality Aluminum Oxide (A/O) abrasive grain. This material is known for its excellent cutting action and durability, making it highly effective for material removal on various surfaces, including wood, plastics, and composites. The 80-grit rating places it in the medium-coarse range, making it ideal for aggressive initial shaping, removing stubborn coatings like old paint or varnish, or effectively smoothing out rough surfaces before the application of finer finishing grits. Designed for quick attachment and efficiency, these sheets feature a reliable hook and loop backing system. This ensures a firm, non-slip bond to the corresponding fingertip pad, providing maximum stability during intense oscillating action, yet allowing for effortless removal and replacement once the abrasive surface is worn. This combination of specialized shape and effective grit makes the 10-piece pack an essential, high-performance consumable for any precision finishing project using an oscillating multi-tool. Application: To attach the sanding paper. Removing paint and treatment on non-ferrous metal surface. Rough and fine sanding on different types of wood. Manufacturing Construction DIY