And, I want to also say that this replacement velcro pad for orbital sanders seems to be actually be more durable than the original part that came with my Dewalt Orbital Sander. After installing this orbital sander Velcro replacement pad, I was able to put it right to work on this DIY Wood Mosaic Table Top. How pretty is that Cedar?! Use a T20 Bit (star) to remove the 3 screws holding the pad on the orbital sander. You can see me doing this in the video after the written steps. I have used random orbital sanders for many years. The hook and loop connection to a sanding disc will certainly fail if either or both of the following 2 cases occur.

So, I am pretty hopeful that it will last even longer than the original. Now, let’s get to the easy steps to install a replacement Velcro pad for orbital sanders. Easy Steps For Orbital Sander Pad Replacement Materials Needed The sides on the original Velcro pad were softer and splinters eventually broke through it. The sides on the orbital sander replacement pad seem stronger, tougher. With a round pad that offers both rotating and orbital movement, random orbital sanders are ideal as an all-rounder. Their versatility allows them to effectively function like a belt

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