Sanding pad for woodworking Key benefits Consistent, controllable sanding: helps apply even pressure for smoother surfaces and fewer high spots. Faster, more comfortable work: reduces hand fatigue compared with bare-sanding and improves control for detailed areas. Cleaner finishes: makes surface preparation for paint, stain or varnish more reliable by producing uniform abrasion. Versatile for DIY and professional projects in woodwork, carpentry and repair. What it does Function: provides a flat, supportive surface for sanding and finishing wood. Compatibility: intended for woodworking and general home-improvement sanding tasks; can be used wherever a sanding pad is appropriate. Performance: designed to help achieve an even, repeatable finish and improve the effectiveness of abrasive sheets or blocks. Practical attributes (general) Pad format suited to hand sanding and guiding abrasives. Built for repeated use in typical woodworking applications; materials chosen for durability and grip (see product details for exact dimensions and composition). Simple to use and easy to pair with sanding media appropriate to the job. Typical use scenarios Preparing a tabletop or cabinet face for varnish: smooth out minor imperfections and create an even surface for finishing. Rounding and smoothing edges on trim, moldings or stair parts before installation. Removing old finish or light blemishes on doors and furniture as part of a restoration or repainting project. Why you need it A sanding pad makes surface preparation more reliable and helps you achieve professional-looking results with less effort. It’s a straightforward, practical tool for anyone working with wood who wants consistent sanding and a better final finish.