Micro Sander Kit 3.5"x1" Mini Sander for Small Projects Micro Detail Handle Sanding Tools 120 Sheet Sandpaper for Wood DIY Handicrafts Polishing Sanding (P80/P120/P180/P240/P400/P600)

This is great for small places or even bigger spaces. This comes with a lot of sanding pads that are different grades. No other hand sander I have bought ever included as many pads as this does. Small enough to get into small tight corners. This is especially a very good sander for crafters. Get yourself one!

Terrific precision sanding kit! Makes easy work of small projects. This kit includes a very generous supply of cut-to-size fine wet-or-dry sanding sheets from 400 grit to 3000 grit. I purchased this primarily for touching up small paint chips on my car and motorcycle.Pro tip: At your local dealer, purchase a small bottle of the exact color-matched touchup paint. Note: If you want the color to truly match, buy the rather pricey touchup paint directly from the auto dealer to correctly match your car's color code. Also, wait for warm weather days to begin this project.After cleaning and prepping the chipped area with acetone, place 3M black electrical tape slightly beyond the edges of the chip. With an art-quality brush, apply an ample amount of paint to the chipped surface. Wait an hour or so and reapply a generous second coat so that the touchup paint will finally dry slightly above the surface of the car's paint (a third coat may be required). After another hour, the paint should be dry enough to remove the tape.It takes at least a week of warm weather for the touchup paint to thoroughly cure. To get professional results, being patient here is necessary. Once fully cured, reapply electrical tape around the painted chip area to limit the area to be sanded. To begin sanding, start with 600 grit wet with water and use a circular motion. Use a light touch so as not to remove too much of the touchup paint (it tends to be softer than the original paint).Once the touchup paint height nearly matches the paint surface, remove the tape. Wet each sandpaper, progressing to 1000 grit, then 2000 grit, and finish with 3000 grit. Again, a light touch here will give the best results.When the painted chip area is sanded smooth and the same height as the paint surface, apply rubbing compound with a terry cloth to remove the light surface scratches. Then use polishing compound. Finish with a slightly abrasive cleaner/polish and finally apply car wax.With some patience and following this pro technique, I have achieved terrific results -- often the repair is virtually invisible. Hope this information is helpful.

I love the the fact that you can get into tight spaces. Easy to use. Purchased more than one.

I appreciate this handle for very particular jobs (consistently and evenly dulling corners of sharp edges). The tool comes with a variety of sandpaper grits, which is very convenient. They aren't the most durable sandpaper pieces, however. I've had to switch them out faster than I've expected. Eventually, when they're all used up, I'll buy some quality sandpaper with a velcro backing.

This little thing is amazing for sanding in tight spaces like door jamb or window sills. It is tough to get most sanding blocks into small areas with any dexterity but this little rascal gets you sanding in every nook and cranny. The included sandpaper fits it perfectly and you can sand until your hearts content or your hands get to tired with this. I definitely recommend this for anyone with an old house like mine as it allows you to do sanding on the old windows and doors that are almost impossible with a normal sized sanding block.

i have another sander just like it so getting another one was a good idea.. they really work goodlove it

So happy with this little sander. Great value, does everything I need it to.

Reaches areas that is practically unreachable besides hand sanding. Lowers work time and difficulty in accomplishing good work outcomes. Price is affordable and worthwhile.