XXGO52 Pcs Finger Oscillating Multi Tool Sanding Pads Accessories Kits Compatible with Bosch, Chicago, Craftsman, Dremel, Fein, Harbor Freight, Makita, Milwaukee, Porter Cable, Ridgid XG3052

Worked great for some very detail sanding on a project. Seeing the feedback on melting I gave the tool some breaks to cool down. Use it on a DeWalt Atomic 20V oscillating tool, fit perfectly.

I use these on a boat which has areas of varnish, some of which that has suffered damage from sun/salt/water. Rather than taking down the entire railing to bare to address the issue, these sanding pads got to wood in select areas quickly. Easy to control, just be careful not to be too aggressive - let the tool work. I used only a few pads to address several spots. Given their modest size, they lasted as well as any other sanding paper I've used. Happy with this time saver when used on wood finishes in small areas.

The sanding media is well cut from larger sheets, but in doing that many pieces lack labeling as to grit. Grits are visually so similar that it is difficult to accurately differentiate between gits without grit printed on reverse

Two size sanding heads and 100 sanding pads... enough for many projects. The velcro works very good, I've had other brands where it didn't hold during use.

I purchased this finger attachment for my Ridgid Oscillating tool to complete the task of sanding areas of my deck that my normal sanding pad were unable to fit between.The only thing positive that can be said about the product I received is that it could allow me to sand those narrow, hard to get into spots.Here is what I find wrong with the product:1) Hook/Loop adhesion on both sides is a joke. Even at the lowest speed setting (the lightest I can grip the handle and have it oscillate) the sanding sheets (yes, I attempted multiple sheets) would begin to come off the attachment.2) Because the hooks on the attachment did not hook to the loops on the sheets, in order to use this attachment, one needs to apply a bit more pressure on the tool or lose the sanding sheets more quickly. What does extra pressure cause ... excessive heat and movement between the hooks and loops (which are not firmly attached to each other. So, this heat, along with the friction of the hooks and loops ... caused the surface of the attachment to heat up and lose the hooks. Now, this happened with 2 of the 3 attachments. The ONLY reason it did not happen to the 3rd attachment ... I decided not to continue to use them.I decided, that fool me once once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me and I was not going to get fooled a 3rd time.If I could give a 0 star rating for everything... I would in less than heartbeat, or the bat of an eyelid.If anyone has purchased this and they had a good experience with it ... great for them. I can only speak for my own experience.Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that when I did try to attach a sanding sheet to both sides (figuring hook and loop should work with no problem (initially)) the side that I was not using at the moment would fly off! I cannot state with 100% accuracy how many sanding sheets I lost to my backyard or underneath my deck due the (lack of) quality of this product.And more than likely, they will not accept a return since 2/3 of the attachments are used and more worthless than when I got them.Such a shame.

As others have stated, these pads will only last for few uses if you are sanding in creases (the main reason the triangle sanders are used). I went through 5 of them in about an hour of sanding time. Good news is that they are cheap.

Refinishing our front porch and my 5” orbital sanded could do the front and back of the balusters but not reach between them. Pulled out my multi tool and the normal sanding head was still to fat to fit between them. Found these on Amazon and they worked great. Could fit into the smallest of places and had good reach. The only drawback might be in that I had to sand at a much lower speed to avoid over heating the plastic hook and loop and causing that to fail. The old oil based paint would heat up as well and foul the sandpaper at higher speeds so a lower speed was best for all.

They fit my tool correctly, and the paper lasts as long as name-brand.