Indasa double sided sanding sponge pads.
Frequently asked questions
What grits does the double sided sanding sponge come in?
These Indasa pads come in 120 and 220 grit, and they are sold 10 pads per box. They are coated on both sides, so you get twice the sanding surface per pad.
Why use a sanding sponge instead of a flat block?
A flexible sponge bends around the curves and contours that a flat block skips over, which makes it good for hand sanding hard-to-reach areas like curved molding. The foam backing also helps keep you from oversanding the surface.
What can you sand with these pads?
They are listed for soft and resinous wood, wood coatings, and walls and drywall. The pads are tear resistant with a long life, so one pad lasts through the job and adapts to both flat and contoured surfaces.
Want to get it right? These hands-on guides from The Craftsman Blog show you how.
Related tutorials
From The Craftsman Blog
What Grit Sandpaper Should I Use?
Knowing your grits matters as much for hand-sanding as it does for power tools. This guide breaks down the progression for a clean result. Useful background for getting good mileage out of a sponge pad on profiles and trim.
