I'll sell you a couple of my burned out H&L pads. :-)

I find just the oposite as far as cost. The Fein paper last a long time
so I often have to change to a finer grit before the coarse piece has
burned out. The H&L saves me a lot of paper.

The DA is a different matter. PSA is fine for that because the disks
wear out faster.

Greg wrote:

I do not want to use the hook and loop paper. It cost a lot more than the
pressure sensitive paper and I use a lot of sandpaper. In any case, I could
purchase the H&L pads for the Fein from Amazon or several other places, if
that is what I wanted to do, rather than resort to modifying the tool. I am
not much of a fan of hook & loop systems. When I occasionally wish to
switch grits on the orbital I put the used one on the wax backing of the new
one and set it aside. This works fine.
Thanks anyway,
Greg.

"sour (max camirand)" wrote in message
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On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 18:42:13 -0400, "Greg" wrote:


I purchased a Fein detail sander a few months ago and really like it.

The

problem is finding replacement sanding discs. This unit uses the sticky
backed kind rather than the hook and loop type. Where can I find
replacement sanding triangles?
Thanks,
Greg Luckett

Glue a hook and loop backing to the tool. Then you can use all of the
hook and loop sanding discs you please.

-m





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