A dense rubber sanding block fitted with slots with clips to attach the abrasive paper.
Very flat so is great for flatting down flat surfaces, can be used with wet or dry sanding.
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| Technical Information | Size: 225mm x 70mm |
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Why use a dense rubber sanding block with clips - 225 X 70mm |
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1. Even Pressure Distribution |
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The dense rubber body provides a firm yet slightly cushioned base that distributes pressure evenly across the sanding surface. |
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This helps prevent gouging, reduces high/low spots, and ensures a flat, uniform finish—especially on large or contoured surfaces. |
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2. Comfortable Size (225 x 70 mm) |
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The 225 x 70 mm size (approx. 9 x 2.75 inches) offers a balanced surface area: |
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Large enough for efficient sanding of panels, drywall, or wood. |
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Narrow enough to maintain control on edges and smaller surfaces. |
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3. Integrated Clips for Sandpaper |
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Metal clips securely hold standard sandpaper sheets (cut to size), preventing slippage or bunching during use. |
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Makes changing sandpaper quick and easy, saving time on the job. |
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Works with a variety of sandpaper grits, making it versatile for rough sanding to fine finishing. |
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4. Ideal for Manual Sanding |
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Perfect for areas where machine sanders can’t reach or where hand control is needed (e.g., corners, edges, curves). |
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Helps maintain flat surfaces, unlike hand-sanding without a block which can round edges or leave uneven areas. |
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5. Durable and Long-Lasting |
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The dense rubber material resists wear, solvents, and impacts. |
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Suitable for repeat use in demanding environments, such as auto body shops, woodworking, drywall finishing, and painting prep. |
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6. Comfortable Grip and Ergonomics |
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Rubber surface provides a non-slip grip, reducing fatigue and improving control. |
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Allows for extended use without discomfort, especially when sanding large surfaces. |
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The benefits of a dense rubber sanding block with clips - 225 X 70mm |
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1. Even Sanding Pressure |
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The dense rubber base distributes pressure uniformly, ensuring a smooth, flat finish. |
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Reduces the risk of dips, gouges, or uneven spots, especially on large or contoured surfaces. |
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2. Secure Sandpaper Attachment |
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Built-in metal clips firmly hold sandpaper in place. |
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Prevents slippage, wrinkling, or tearing during sanding. |
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Allows for quick and easy sandpaper changes without special tools. |
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3. Ideal Size for Versatility (225 x 70 mm) |
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Offers a large enough surface for efficient sanding of walls, panels, or boards. |
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Narrow enough (70 mm) for detailed work, edge sanding, or tight areas. |
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Compatible with standard sandpaper sheets (e.g., 9" x 11"), cut in thirds. |
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4. Durable and Long-Lasting |
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Made from high-density rubber, which resists wear and tear. |
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Withstands pressure and rough use in workshops, auto body shops, and construction. |
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5. Ergonomic and Comfortable Grip |
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The rubber provides a non-slip, cushioned grip, reducing hand fatigue. |
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Enables better control during extended sanding sessions. |
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6. Suitable for Multiple Surfaces |
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Can be used on wood, metal, plastic, drywall, and filler. |
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Great for surface prep before painting, smoothing filler, or finishing woodworking projects. |
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7. Reusable and Eco-Friendly |
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Unlike disposable sanding sponges, this block can be reused indefinitely. |
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Only the sandpaper needs to be replaced, making it more cost-effective and sustainable. |
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Uses and applications of a dense rubber sanding block with clips - 225 X 70mm |
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1. Automotive Refinishing |
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Block sanding body filler (e.g. Bondo) for smooth, level surfaces. |
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Flattening primed panels before painting to reveal low/high spots. |
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Used for feather-edging, shaping contours, and final surface prep. |
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2. Woodworking and Carpentry |
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Leveling wood surfaces before staining, painting, or sealing. |
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Smoothing joints and removing mill marks from planed or sawn wood. |
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Finishing veneered panels or solid wood edges. |
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3. Drywall and Plaster Work |
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Sanding joint compound (mud) on walls and ceilings after taping. |
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Blending seams and patchwork for a smooth paint-ready surface. |
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Used on flat and slightly curved drywall areas. |
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4. Painting and Decorating Prep |
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Surface preparation by sanding walls, doors, trim, or cabinetry. |
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De-glossing painted surfaces before repainting. |
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Scuff sanding between coats of primer or paint for better adhesion. |
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5. Marine and Fiberglass Work |
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Hand sanding gelcoat, fiberglass, or marine filler in curved or hard-to-reach areas. |
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Refinishing smooth boat hulls or cabin interiors. |
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6. Metal Fabrication and Finishing |
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Deburring and smoothing metal sheet edges or welds by hand. |
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Preparing metal for priming and painting. |
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7. DIY and General Repairs |
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Perfect for home repairs, such as: |
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Smoothing wall patches |
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Refinishing furniture |
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Sanding doors and windows before painting |
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