5 Pack 5 Inch 8 Holes Soft Density Interface Pads Hook and Loop 5" Sponge Cushion Buffer Backing Pad (Set of 5)

Great for softening those roundovers.

I like these bc they mold to the form of what you’re sanding. The hold the paper well and wear well. The don’t do as good of a job with dust system as normal Velcro plate.

nice buffer

These soft pads are really good for sanding wood that has a radius. I recently put in a new bannister but before it was ready for service, I had to sand it smooth. These soft pads fit the bill as far as sanding goes. I stacked 2 together and the soft pads made sanding them up pretty easy. With these pads, your sander can make the curves of the wood nicely. Another feature is the number of holes in the product. 8 holes really help to clear out rhe saw dust as well as keeping the sander a bit cooler. They have a nice price, and I use them.

Just what I was looking for works perfect. Makes sanding detailing an ease.

I just started to use these pads and boy, I'm glad I bought them. I'm using them on my B&D sander for cleaning up the bottoms of some live edge slabs. The extra thick pads help to get around all the contours of the wood and smooth out where I cleaned up with the wire brushes.

Like other reviews, they work well while they work. They hold super tight to the sander, but they wear out quickly. Additionally, since they hold so tight, they’re super hard to remove and leave fabric on the sander. Not bad for the price, but not the best.

I like how they hug, rounded corners of furniture that I refinish.

Replace the item on my sander.Fit perfectly

I thought I would give this a try for some sanding work. I was hoping that I could sand some edges, and detail without sanding down the edge. (To be honest, I was hoping it would work sort of like a SurfPrep Sander) but no such luck. It is a little softer when working on edges, but isn't soft enough, so you still have to be very careful. It works great as a pad saver though. You just add one of these and it protects your orbital sander velcro pad. You just pull the sanding paper off this thing and when it wears out, you use another one, without fear or wrecking the velcro pad on your sander. Saves on repairs.