Sanding Tip for Tight Spaces

Leah shows how to reinforce sandpaper and use it to sand hard-to-reach and tight areas.

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[Kscuba]

Leah, you are such a wonderful lady. Every one of your videos is done with such thoughtfulness; you never talk down to us or make us feel "less than." You are an amazing mentor and I'm so grateful for you!!

[tbluemel]

This has to be one of the ALL-TIME BEST tips for DIYers EVER! THANK YOU, Leah!

[MJCPeters]

I always feel "Smarter" after watching your videos. Thx.

[Parmesana]

I never thought to reinforce the paper with duct tape. great idea.

[mckvb]

Thanks Leah what timing this video is! I just made a new chaise lounge chair and it has a lot of slats on it. My thought while I was building this was wow when this needs sanding it will be a chore to do all of the slats. Now thanks to you I have what would be a extremely hard thing to do will be at least less tedious when the time comes. Your the best Leah!

[threeque]

So simple so good. I will not forget this. Thanks Leah!

[CLCinflorida]

I used a similar method by using a square piece of sand paper, and putting a piece of duck tape down the center, then I used a finishing trowel or Taping Knife Putty Knife depending on the space between, and would fold the sand paper over the end of the tool, then run the tool between the boards...

[aaronbloom]

You could also do that then tape it to a recip saw blade then use the recip at a slow-medium speed if you don't want to to it by hand

[StellaJones]

Love your easy to use tips. I am so happy I found your videos. You are very knowledgeable but you explain everything in a way that it appeals to everyone. Thank you for sharing!

[jcrefasi]

Genius!!! My head is swimming with possible applications for reinforced sandpaper! Thanks Leah!

[gardeneva]

Thank You Leah — Love the information you provide and your tips!

[karenmarr]

What a great tip, reinforcing the sandpaper with duct tape! Thanks, Leah!

[cherylinoklahoma]

This tip would have saved me a LOT of frustration and time 2 days ago. I think I will remember this one! Thank you Leah.

[McDughf]

What an absolutely amazing tip!
I'm going to try this next week. 😊

[johnernest]

Very nice but what about doing my front porch where I can't reach under the deck? I love your tricks to make things easier. Nice leah🔨🔧

[andicacciatore]

So simple! Why didn’t I think of it? You’re a genius!

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[kalennbrady]

Great tip! I really enjoy your videos they really help me.

[Seriously-not-Jake]

If you fold the sand paper in half, u can sand 2 areas at the same time, and get more pressure on the wood, meaning removing more waste

[idrissamorehouse]

Nice hacknwith the reinforced sandpaper! Also Glad to find out about RITE IN THE RAIN!! I always keep small notebooks for writing down recipes and thoughts and i fear them getting splashed-but no longer! :)