Hand Sanding Pad Dedra DED705974 — 90 x 90 mm, for Metal and Wood, 1 pc

Hand sanding pad Dedra DED705974 — 90 x 90 mm is a compact manual abrasive tool designed for sanding and finishing metal and wood surfaces. Supplied as a single piece, the pad has a square 90 x 90 mm working face that provides access to edges, corners and small detail areas. Its compact format makes it suitable for small repairs, smoothing, deburring and preparing surfaces before painting or varnishing.

Advantages

The hand sanding pad offers precise control during manual sanding thanks to its compact square design. It enables targeted material removal on metal and wood without the need for power tools, reducing the risk of over-sanding on small areas. The single-piece supply provides a ready-to-use tool for one-off jobs or when carrying a spare in a toolkit, and its size improves access in confined or irregular spaces.

Suitable for

• Sanding and finishing wooden furniture edges and joints
• Removing rust, paint flakes and burrs from metal components
• Surface preparation before applying paint, primer or varnish
• Detail work, small repairs and touch-ups on both wood and metal

Key specifications

• Working surface dimensions: 90 x 90 mm
• Intended materials: metal and wood
• Supply quantity: 1 piece
• Tool type: manual hand sanding pad for detail sanding and finishing

How to use

Select an appropriate abrasive grit for the task and attach or hold the sanding pad securely. Apply even pressure and move the pad along the workpiece in the direction appropriate for the material—along the grain for wood, suitable directional passes for metal—using light to moderate strokes. Check progress frequently and avoid excessive force to prevent uneven removal or surface damage. Replace the pad or change grit when the abrasive becomes worn.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment such as dust mask and safety glasses when sanding. For best results on wood, start with a coarser grit to remove material and finish with a finer grit for a smooth surface. For metal, remove loose corrosion first and follow with progressively finer abrasives to achieve the desired finish.