With diamond abrasive, these flexible sponges are best choice to sand the curves and corners of extremely hard materials. They offer the comfort and control of a sanding block.

Wrap these thin sponges around sharp contours and small-diameter parts such as shafts and tubes. They also squeeze into tight or hard-to-reach spots. Sponges have abrasive on one side and can be rinsed and reused if they clog.

Prevent debris and heat from building up while sanding curves and complex shapes. A coating or channels keep material from accumulating, so these sponges produce smoother results. They’re flexible to reach into tight spots and offer the comfort and control of a sanding block. Sponges have abrasive on all four sides.

The abrasive on these flexible sponges resists buildup from sanding soft metals and nonmetals. Sponges conform to rounded edges and curves and squeeze into tight spots. They have abrasive on their top and bottom. If sponges do become clogged, you can rinse and reuse them.

A selection of flat and angled sponges that flex to smooth curved surfaces. These assortments include a range of grits from coarse to fine—each sponge has two different grits. Angled sponges squeeze into corners that a flat sponge might miss.

The abrasive resists buildup from soft materials that can clog other sanding pads. Small and flexible, these pads conform to tight spaces and flat and curved surfaces. They have two abrasive sides and a foam layer for fine control over sanding pressure. Pads won’t deteriorate when wet-sanding with water or lubricants.

A flexible foam layer gives you fine control over sanding pressure to create consistent finishes. For tight spaces and flat and curved surfaces, these small pads have abrasive on both sides. They resist deterioration when wet-sanding with water or lubricants.

Tackle hard materials with the combination of rigid abrasive and a flexible backing that conforms to curves and corners. These small pads fit tight spaces and are cushioned with foam for controlled sanding pressure. They have two abrasive sides and hold up to water and lubricants.

For tough jobs where you need the hardest abrasive, use this variety of diamond-coated sponges. They’re the best choice for sanding the corners and curves of extremely hard material. Sponges offer the comfort and control of a sanding block with more flexibility. They have abrasive on one side.

Grits from coarse to fine for a range of finishing tasks on soft metals and nonmetals. The abrasive on these pads resists buildup that can clog other sanding pads. Small and flexible, pads conform to tight spaces and flat and curved surfaces. They have two abrasive sides and a foam layer for fine control over sanding pressure. Pads won’t deteriorate when wet-sanding with water or lubricants.

In a wide range of grits, these small pads create consistent finishes in tight spots and on curved surfaces. They have two abrasive sides and a flexible foam layer for fine control over sanding. Use pads wet or dry—they resist deterioration from water and lubricants.

Keep a variety of sanding blocks on hand to smooth workpieces of all shapes and sizes. The blocks in these assortments are more comfortable to hold than a sheet alone and give you greater control while you sand. Larger blocks are good for finishing wide surfaces; smaller blocks squeeze into tight spaces. All are bright yellow, so they’re easy to spot in dusty shops. Pair them with adhesive-back or hook-and-loop sanding sheets and rolls (sold separately).

Everything you need to finish hard metals, even on curved surfaces and in hard-to-reach spots. The two abrasive sides are more rigid than on other sanding pads to cut through stainless steel and iron. Pads are cushioned with foam for controlled sanding pressure. They won’t deteriorate when wet-sanding with water or lubricants.