3M Clean Sanding Soft Disc Pad 20428, haak en lus bevestiging, 3 'Diameter x 0.75' dik, 6 Gat (Pack van 1)

I tried to buy this pad at a dozen hardware stores and auto shops. Amazon was the only vendor I could find. It was a little pricier than I was expecting but I tried it out last night and it worked perfect! The quality is nice too.

Super happy with this product. One face has hooks, the other face has loops. It goes a REALLY long way for helping apply "even" sanding pressure, which has really given me some great results in the short time that i've had it.It fits any 5" random orbital sander that uses hook-and-loop for hanging onto the sandpaper. For some reason, there's a safety warning of some sort when you check out....you have to put a check in a box saying that you've read the instructions and you're a professional user or some such shenanigans.The only complaint i have is that the holes dont seem to match a "standard" hole pattern...they just rely on the fact that there's a bunch of them to make it work.

This interface is great. Just sanded an old table with a rounded edge and the pad made the job super easy - and - no flat spots from sanding!

This pad is a game changer, perfect for finishing touches and furniture. I'm a profession carpenter, woodworker and woodworking instructor. I've used these pads for years and they never let down. When you want to "break the edges" as we call it (smooth over a sharp edge), put on a 320 or even 600 grit disc and make quick work of it. Whenever my friends/clients/students see a new furniture piece of mine, the first thing they do is feel the finish. They're always amazed at how smooth the edges are. Pro tips:-When removing the pad from your sander, be sure to grip the first layer (the hook and loop part affixed to the pad). If you don't, the interface pad will peel apart.-Don't run your sander for long without the interface pad against the material that you're sanding. The interface pad will fly off.-Before you apply your finish, rub down your piece with a damp, clean rag. Wait for it to air dry and then sand it again at the highest, last grit. Doing this raises the grain and allows you to knock it down. This is especially important when using water-based finishes as they will raise the grain.

Bought this because I needed to sand down the side of a car. It works very well for making sure your sanding is even but not the best solution if you really need some pressure on whatever you are sanding. The holes didn't do much for me but I also didn't use their special sanding pads so that was expected. Velcro was fine and never came off.