A new tool for us sanders/shapers

[tgiro]

My daughter showed me these. I have Judy's bowed and flat detail sanders, but these work great, also. They are flexible, but firm and have good sharp edges. If they start to clog up - they're washable. I run some warm water on them and hit them with a fingernail brush. Cleans them right up.

They are pretty cheap - we bought them at a Sally Beauty Supplies store at 79 cents each. I've seen them on Amazon, but I've seen some prices at $7.50 +/-, although that may be for packages of ten.

Just another trick for the job.

[amazingkevin]

Some say your only as good as the tool.

[Sycamore67]

I make my own like that using craft popsicle sticks, spray adhesive and sand paper.  I put a bunch of sticks side by side, glue sand paper on and then cut apart.  You can make sanding sticks of all kinds like this.