Sander Accessory Makita P-37188 5 pcs

The Makita P-37188 5 pcs sander accessory pack contains five sanding attachments engineered to work with compatible Makita sanders. Designed for general-purpose sanding, these accessories help prepare and finish surfaces by removing paint, smoothing rough areas, and refining edges. The pack supports a range of tasks on wood, metal, and painted surfaces and is intended to restore a consistent surface texture before painting or sealing.

Advantages

These sanding accessories offer uniform abrasive performance and are made to withstand typical wear from frequent use. Their dimensions and attachment method are matched to common Makita sanding tools, which simplifies replacement and reduces downtime. The set provides a balance between material removal and surface finish, enabling both initial stock removal and final smoothing in one accessory type.

Suitable for

• Removing old paint or varnish from wooden surfaces
• Smoothing rough-cut wood and preparing surfaces for finishing
• Light deburring and surface preparation of metal parts
• Refining edges and contours of furniture and fixtures
• General sanding tasks in renovation and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Quantity: 5 pieces per pack
• Intended use: sanding and surface preparation
• Compatible with: Makita sanding tools that accept this accessory format
• Material: abrasive-coated backing designed for durability and even wear
• Typical applications: wood, painted surfaces, light metal finishing

How to use

Select the appropriate grit and attach the accessory to the sander according to the sander manufacturer’s instructions. Operate the sander at the recommended speed and apply steady, even pressure while moving the tool along the workpiece with the grain on wood where applicable. Replace the accessory when abrasive performance declines to maintain consistent results and avoid excessive substrate damage.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection, dust mask and hearing protection. Test the accessory on a small, inconspicuous area first to confirm compatibility with the material and desired finish. For best results on wood, progress through finer grits before applying finish; for metal, use light passes and check for heat buildup.