Manual sanding pad Dedra DED79415 — 140 mm x 140 mm, 1 pc

Dedra DED79415 is a manual sanding pad with a square 140 mm x 140 mm contact surface, supplied as a single unit. Designed for hand sanding and surface preparation, this compact sanding pad is suitable for smoothing wood, removing old paint, refining plaster and working on other similar materials. Its flat square shape offers firm grip and control when working on flat areas, edges and corners, making it suitable for detailed finishing and repair tasks.

Advantages

The sanding pad provides a stable, even sanding surface that helps maintain consistent pressure across the abrasive. Its compact shape allows access to confined areas and precise work along edges. Lightweight and easy to handle, the pad reduces hand fatigue during short to medium duration tasks. The simple single-piece construction is compatible with standard abrasive sheets cut to size.

Suitable for

• Hand sanding of wooden surfaces and furniture
• Removing or feathering old paint and varnish
• Smoothing plaster, filler and repair patches
• Edge work and sanding in corners or tight spaces
• Preparation of surfaces prior to painting or finishing

Key specifications

• Contact surface: 140 mm x 140 mm square
• Quantity: 1 piece
• Type: manual sanding pad for hand use
• Compatible with cut-to-size abrasive sheets
• Material: rigid backing suitable for controlled pressure

How to use

Attach a sheet of abrasive paper sized to the pad surface or cut an abrasive sheet to match the 140 mm x 140 mm square. Hold the pad with a comfortable grip and apply even pressure while moving across the surface in straight or circular strokes, depending on the material and finish required. For painted surfaces start with coarser grit to remove material, then finish with finer grit to achieve smoothness. Replace the abrasive sheet when worn to maintain consistent results.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate safety measures: wear eye protection and a dust mask when sanding. For longer tasks consider taking breaks to reduce hand fatigue and use even, controlled strokes to avoid gouging the surface. Match abrasive grit to the task: coarse grits for material removal, medium for leveling, fine for final smoothing.