3-1/4 in. x 9-1/4 in. Tuff-Lock Pole Sander

A:  It comes with the pad (sponge?) but no sandpaper.

A:  The Tuff-Lock Pole sander comes with a neoprene pad that is permanently attached to the sanding plate. Sandpaper is sold separately to allow you to choose the desired grit and finish. Thanks!

A:  sandpaper is replaceable, the pad is thin and is glued on

A:  An electric sander will be much easier and faster to use. Mike

A:  Yes, you can use this pole sander for interior or exterior projects.

A:  It is primarily used for drywall. While you can use it for other sanding projects, I'm not sure that a home exterior would be a project that I would use it on.

A:  No. Use a polyester brush for a drill. Wear safety glasses and have fun.

A:  I would say no because this is typically used to sand drywall mud. Exterior paint usually has to be power washed or hand scraped to be prepped correctly.

A:  Yes, you can, however depending on the size of the floor a mechanical sander would be preferred.

A:  Not really, unless you are needing just a light sanding. Typically hard wood floors that need sanding require a barrel roller sander.

A:  Yes

A:  If you sprayed on texture (like an orange peel finish) and you want to smoth off the rounded edges, then yes, this will do great. If you did a knock down and want to sand off the rough edges before you paint then this is great too, just go easy on it. If you're trying to remove popcorn ceiling, then no, this is not what you need.

A:  On the ceiling and walls. It,s excellent

A:  yes, i used it to sand a ceiling and walls after spackling. just get the proper grit sandpaper for your purpose. Sure beats climbing up and down a ladder

A:  Using a finer sandpaper it could. You will need to experiment with the various grits to see if you can get what your looking for. Just be sure your ceiling texture does not contain asbestos, sanding it is the worst thing you could do if it does.

A:  It sucks not very strong

A:  yes