Honoson 20 Pcs Sanding Sticks for Plastic Models Polishing Sticks Assorted Metal and Wood Sanding Tools Accessory for Model Craft Amateur Beginner(Low Grits Rating,Water Drop Style)

I recently used the Honoson 20 Pcs Sanding Sticks for a few DIY projects, and they’ve been fantastic for sanding in small spaces and tight corners that regular sanding blocks couldn’t reach. The pack comes with a variety of grits, so I can switch between different levels of coarseness depending on the surface I’m working with. They’re great for smoothing rough areas on plastic, metal, and wood, and they give me precise control for detailed work.

These sanding sticks are very good quality. I mainly use just a few of them for finishing and smoothing leather edges, but all of them are well made and durable. Great for detail work.

I really like the assortment of grits and the size is nice. I like that each stick has a nice corner on the edges and that they're not rounded. But the core of these things is some kind of foam and it's not as rigid as I had hoped for. I wish they had wood for the core. something about the thickness and rigidity of a popsicle stick. These bend easily. They'll work for some kinds of very light duty crafting though. Nice attractive assortment with color coding.

Sanding sticks, one can’t glorify that. They get the job done right. Just when you think they are all used up. Scrub then down in the sink for another round. I use the on my watches, jewelry, cars and motorcycles. Add a little blue magic and it will shine.

Great sanding sticks, wide array of numbers, (80 to 3000). Small end for tight areas and larger square end for broader, larger sanding needs. Great price and arrived quickly.

These sticks are incredible! No more dealing with cutting or tearing small pieces of sand paper or snagging and tearing them on wood… You will wonder how you went so long without them… Im using them on a guitar build and they get in all the nooks and crannies of router cavity and nice for detail when rolling edges over!! I bought the mix set for starters!

I smoke (tobacco) pipes with vulcanite bits. They oxidize and get gnarly looking. The best way I’ve found to refurbish them is with a nail file for buffing fingernails with several fine grades of sandpaper. They discontinued my go to file so I had to find a replacement. These work great. As rigid as an Emory board with a wide range of grits, they work great. And there are a bunch of them.

In fairness I knew nothing about the numbering values of sandpaper when I purchased these. So they may be perfect for your needs. I purchased them based on reviews I read that said they were good for miniatures. Maybe to polish, but to smooth down spruce bumps - which was why I purchased them. For that they are ineffective. Even the 400 are just too fine to smooth off those bits too clos to clip. .