A sanding strip with a sanding means for a sanding wheel mounted on a rotatable axle is provided. The sanding strip includes brushes placed in spaced brunches in a profile rail, where the sanding means are fastened directly to the front of the brushes outside the profile rail, preferably by means of extended glue which penetrates into the spaces between the brush bunches, whereby there is achieved an effective anchoring of the sanding means, and a sanding strip which is flexible to accommodate o...

A sanding disc particularly useful for smoothing drywall. The sanding disc includes a circular abrasive disc having an abrasive surface, and a circular foam disc smaller in diameter than the abrasive disc which is co-axially adhered to the surface of the abrasive disc opposite its abrasive surface. The abrasive disc has a circular central portion along which the surface defined by the abrasive is generally planar, and has an annular peripheral portion extending from its central portion to its pe...

A sanding glove for treating an area of an object. The sanding glove includes a glove portion, a sanding portion releasably secured to the glove portion and a device for releasably securing the sanding portion to the glove portion. The user is able to treat a surface of an object by rubbing the sanding portion against the object. The device for releasably securing includes a plurality of recesses extending through the palm area of the glove portion and a plurality of protrusions extending from a...

A sanding device for use with a drill press having a drum divided diametrically into half sections. The drum is covered by a unitary layer of resilient rubber-like material such as neoprene. The cover hinges the drum halves together along one side of the drum. When an abrasive sheet has been installed on the device, the two halves are joined together by a nut threaded onto a short shaft which projects from each end of the drum. The upper nut has a metal shaft extending coaxially from the nut and...

The invention provides a sanding system comprising a detachable sanding pad with a plurality of sides adapted for different degrees of sanding retained in contact with a backing plate by teeth penetrating into opposed sides of the sanding pad.

A motor-driven wheel for sanding irregular surfaces including a plurality of flexible support members projecting generally radially outwardly from a hub assembly and a plurality of separate nonconnected lengths of flexible abrasive-coated material projecting along the support members from within the hub assembly. Each of the lengths of abrasive-coated material is releasably secured in the hub assembly by separate members positioned adjacent the periphery of the hub assembly which permit, when re...

An improved sanding block for sanding high and extended surfaces configured for use in combination with an attached pole. The sanding block is round in shape and is rotationally mounted on a pole mount that interfaces between the sanding block and the pole which attaches to a rotatable hub of the pole mount. This allows the sanding block to rotate during use and the pole to be rotated to different angles in relation to the flat working surface of the sanding block. Adjacent surface marring is pr...

The sanding sponge primarily is used for sanding finished dry wall. The sanding sponge is made from a cellular foam material in the shape of a right prism in which the bases have the shape of an isosceles trapezoid. The sanding sponge has an abrasive coating on the bottom surface and the two lateral surfaces, and a layer of hook and loop fastening material adhesively attached to the top surface. The sanding sponge is part of a kit including a hand sander base and a pole sander head. The hand san...

A sanding block having a generally rectangular block with a top, a bottom, a front side, a back side, a right side and a left side. An elongated kerf, is formed along the entire length of either the front side or the back side and the kerf has an accurately positioned bottom. One end of the block is tapered and the block is used by forming six folds in a standard 9".times.11" piece of sand paper which can then be slid over the block, secured in the kerf and used as a sanding block.

A sanding apparatus comprising a grooved circular backing plate adapted to be detachably secured to one end of a rotatably driven hollow shaft and supporting an abrasive-coated paper disc formed with a plurality of through holes communicating with grooves formed in the front face of the backing plate, a hollow cylindrical member forming an extension of the hollow shaft and protruding in a recessed central portion of the front face of the backing plate through a central hole thereof, a free space...