Just so, how do you attach sandpaper to a pole sander?
Use the clamps at either end of the sander head to hold the sandpaper in place. Do this by inserting the ends of the sandpaper underneath the holders, and then tightening the clamps down so that the sandpaper is secure.
In respect to this, what do you use a pole sander for?
A pole sander is simply a glorified clamp, designed to hold a small piece of abrasive paper or screen, which is attached to a pole so you can use it standing up. Use a 100-grit screen for blend-sanding raw wood after the drum and edge sanding are complete.
What grit sandpaper do you use to sand drywall?
It’s tempting to buy 80-grit paper to speed up the sanding job. But because modern lightweight joint compound is so soft, you don’t need heavy-grit paper to sand it. Coarse-grit paper or sanding screens will leave undesirable sanding marks. We recommend 120-grit or 150-grit paper for the best results.