Sanding paper set Makita P-15883 102x114 mm for palm and detail sanders

Makita P-15883 sanding paper set contains abrasive sheets sized 102 x 114 mm, made for use with palm and detail sanders that accept this format. The sheets are intended for smoothing wood, painted surfaces and light metals, and for preparing substrates before finishing. The compact size fits detail sanding tasks and confined areas, enabling consistent surface preparation and efficient material removal for both DIY and professional projects.

Advantages

The sanding sheets are cut to a standard 102 x 114 mm format to match palm and detail sanders, providing full coverage and secure attachment during operation. The abrasives deliver uniform grit distribution to maintain a consistent sanding pattern and predictable removal rate. Designed for versatility, the set works on a range of materials including soft and hardwoods, paint layers and thin metal coatings. The compact sheets reduce waste on small jobs and make it easier to control detailed sanding near edges and contours.

Suitable for

• Sanding small wooden parts and trim
• Removing old paint or varnish from confined areas
• Detail sanding on furniture and cabinetry
• Surface preparation before painting or lacquering
• Smoothing light metal surfaces and rust spots

Key specifications

• Sheet dimensions: 102 x 114 mm
• Compatible tool type: palm and detail sanders that accept 102 x 114 mm sheets
• Material suitability: wood, painted surfaces, light metals
• Typical grit range: suitable for medium to fine abrasive tasks (surface smoothing and finishing)
• Format: individual abrasive sheets designed for small-area and detail work

How to use

Select a sheet with appropriate grit for the task: coarser grit for rapid material removal and finer grit for finishing. Attach the sheet to a compatible palm or detail sander following the sander manufacturer's attachment method. Operate the sander at recommended speed settings, keeping the sanding pad flat on the workpiece and moving with even strokes. Replace sheets when the abrasive is worn, clogged or no longer effective to maintain consistent results.

Usage recommendations

For best results, begin with a coarser grit to remove unevenness or coatings, then progress to finer grits to create a smooth finish. Use consistent pressure and keep the sander moving to avoid gouging. When sanding painted surfaces, work in a well-ventilated area and consider appropriate dust extraction or a vacuum connection on the sander to reduce airborne particles.