Features
- Suitable for wood, metal, drywall, fiberglass, and painted surfaces
- Hook-and-loop backing for quick disc changes
- Aluminum oxide abrasive for a consistent scratch pattern
- Includes multiple grits for coarse to extra-fine sanding
- Compatible with SR232301 and SR6607B multi sanders
Specifications
| Part Number | CDA9005 |
| Kit Quantity | 30 pieces |
| Contents | 9 × 60 grit; 9 × 80 grit; 6 × 120 grit; 6 × 240 grit |
| Abrasive Material | Aluminum oxide |
| Backing Type | Hook and loop |
| Intended Use | Detail sander sanding papers; multi-surface (wood, metal, drywall, fiberglass, painted surfaces) |
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A 30-piece set of detail sander discs with aluminum oxide abrasive. The discs are intended for use on wood, metal, drywall, fiberglass, and painted surfaces. They use hook-and-loop backing for attachment and come in a range of grits for coarse to extra-fine sanding.
Project Ideas
Business
Furniture Refresh Pop-Up
Offer on-site sanding and refinishing for coffee tables, side tables, and dressers. Use 80 grit for old finish removal, 120 for surface leveling, and 240 before oil/varnish. Quick disc changes speed up multi-piece jobs. Price per piece or by surface area; upsell scratch repair on painted surfaces.
Cabinet Door Detail Sanding & Repaint Prep
Specialize in deglossing and smoothing cabinet doors, frames, and profiles. Use 120 to scuff existing finishes and 240 to refine before primer. The detail sander reaches corners and panel grooves, reducing hand-sanding time. Charge per door/drawer with add-ons for filler and caulk.
Rental Turnover Patch-and-Paint Prep
Provide rapid drywall patch sanding, baseboard scuffing, and door touch-up prep between tenants. Use 80–120 on patches and 240 for blend-out on painted walls. Offer per-room flat rates and bundle with minor trim refresh. The kit covers coarse to finish grits in one bag for efficient site work.
Mobile Rust-to-Ready Metal Prep
Prep gates, railings, and patio furniture by removing rust/loose paint with 60–80 grit, refining with 120 for primer-ready surfaces, then 240 on visible faces for a smooth topcoat. Sell as a two-visit service: prep + prime, then final paint. Great for HOAs and property managers.
Small Craft Fiberglass Repair Prep
Serve local boaters and surfers by prepping fiberglass scratches and filler fairing. Knock down high spots with 80, smooth fairing compound with 120, then finish sand with 240 for gelcoat/paint. Market mobile dockside or beachside service; charge by repair size with material add-ons.
Creative
Upcycled Pallet Wood Wall Art
Break down pallets, cut slats into varying lengths, and create a geometric mosaic. Use 60–80 grit to remove splinters and old finish, then 120–240 grit to smooth. Stain or paint different tones and lightly scuff select areas with 240 grit to blend and add depth. The detail discs let you get into tight corners and along edges for a crisp fit.
Layered-Paint Distressed Signs
Make farmhouse-style signs from scrap plywood. Apply two contrasting paint layers. After curing, selectively sand with 120 grit on edges and raised grain to reveal the undercoat, then feather with 240 grit for a natural wear pattern. Use 60–80 grit for heavy distressing. Hook-and-loop swaps make it easy to tune the effect.
Vintage-Style Picture Frames
Miter reclaimed trim into frames. Knock down old varnish and bumps with 80 grit, smooth profiles with 120, and finish with 240 for a silky feel. For a shabby-chic look, paint and then selectively sand high spots with 120 to reveal layers beneath, especially on ornate details that the detail sander can reach.
Metal Accent Panels with Patina
Cut thin sheet metal into decorative panels. Remove rust and mill scale with 60–80 grit, refine with 120 for a uniform scratch, then seal with clear coat or wax for an industrial look. The pointed pad gets into perforations and around fastener holes without over-grinding.
Modern Driftwood-Look Planters
Assemble simple box planters from 2x4 offcuts. Sculpt edges and add ‘weathered’ texture with 60–80 grit, smooth faces with 120, then finish with 240. Apply a gray wash and lightly sand back with 240 to highlight grain and corners for a sun-bleached effect.