Alpha® Palm Sanding Blocks
Semi - Rigid Foam Sanding Block
Alpha® presents 5' and 6' palm sanding blocks, perfect for reaching areas that machine polishers can't access. These blocks were initially designed for wet hand - polishing to achieve top - notch paint quality. Their ergonomic design offers a comfortable grip, enabling you to apply even pressure while sanding for a smooth finish. With a hook & loop fastener, you can use these blocks not only with sandpaper but also with interface and foam pads for hand detailing. This system is suitable for woodworking, composite applications, and steel mills can use Ceramica Resin #500 to check surface quality.
Features:
- Great for detailed sanding when power sanding isn't an option
- Fits standard 5' & 6' hook and loop discs
- Ergonomic dome - shaped grip made of semi - rigid foam for comfort
- Can be used with an interface pad for more flexibility
- Compatible with Reznet, Ceramica Resin, and sandpaper discs
| Part No. | Diameter | Type | Shape | Recommended For | Threads | Color | Description |
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| SB05HL | 5' | Semi - Rigid Foam | Round | Hand Sanding/Polishing | Hook & Loop | Yellow | Sanding Block |
| SB06HL | 6' | Semi - Rigid Foam | Round | Hand Sanding/Polishing | Hook & Loop | Yellow | Sanding Block |
Using your Alpha® palm sanding block is easy. First, choose the right size - 5' or 6' - based on your project. Attach the appropriate sandpaper, interface pad, or foam pad to the hook & loop fastener. Hold the block firmly with its ergonomic dome - shaped grip. Apply even pressure as you sand the surface. When sanding, keep a steady hand to get an even finish. For best results, especially in wet hand - polishing applications, make sure the surface is clean. After use, remove the attached pads and clean the sanding block with a soft cloth. Store it in a dry place to avoid damage. Remember, these blocks are great for areas where power sanding isn't possible, like detailed work. And they're not just for painting - they work well in woodworking and composite jobs too. Also, if you're in a steel mill, you can use Ceramica Resin #500 with the block to check surface quality.
