50 Pack Sanding Sticks, Matchsticks Sanding Sticks for Plastic Models, Fine Detailing Sanding Tools for Tight Spaces Wood, 280 Grit, 5.4 x 0.2 Inch

These are super nice. The aggregate is adhered very well to the ends and does not feel like it will fall off very well-made and very useful.

These do the perfect trick yo get to those hard to reach spots. Received quickly.

I have used these for a while now, I have no complaints. Seems like a good solid product.

I use this for small details for my 3D prints. It is bought intentionally as a disposable item that must not be re-used multiple times. It was a temporary solution before I had the correct tips for a handheld dremmel. It's also convenient for applying nails since it is an emergency file.

These are okay but I've not found that are that useful in tight spaces. The sand paper doesn't last long and it's now working well on the piece of furniture I'm refinishing. The piece has a lot of intricate designs and these tooth pick sanders don't really do a good job.

Very handy tool for cleaning small detailed 3d prints and miniatures. I do alot 3d printing and painting miniatures as my hobby and these work well for hard to reach places to clean up. The grit they come in I find useful and removes material efficiently.

I was introduced to these for use in painting ceramics. I will spend hours painting even basic designs because I want clean lines and designs. I was using the dental pick style tools but kept stabbing myself with them and didn't have as much control in clean lines or depth. I was scratching down to the ceramic instead of sanding off the top layer that had paint issue.At first I was not sure if I would really use them because the handle was shorter. But when I actually tried them, I realized how much better these sanding sticks are. I also realized I like holding closer to the the tip for pin point control and the sticks are same thickness all the way down. The consistency of thickness is very good for control of clean up. The sanding tip can be used from multiple angles depending on how you like to hold them. I like the flat side as "front" and the reverse as "back" so that I am working the tip as a straight edge.The sanding edge lasts a long time and so far I have only used additional sticks as I lose them by forgetting where I moved them to or dropping on the floor and forgetting (again) to pick them back up. Usually it is faster to just reach for another stick and keep going. I use them mainly for sanding paint on a hard ceramic piece; I can not say how long they will last sanding plastic. I'd imagine that it depends on what you are sanding. If it is the small tabs that hold plastic model parts to the frame they should last a long time too. If you are trying to do major sanding, that is unknown.The sanding edge is "rough". They list 280 grit but they seam a lower grit than that (but I can be wrong). Same maker has double ended sticks with two different grits (150 & 280) that would be nice if you are needing to switch between grits. The single tip ones have the same shape on the other end of the stick that is good for moving small pieces around or removing wet paint oops. Fixing while still wet is the best way but often that is not an option and sanding it is.

I have been using these to refurbish a real old concrete garden statue. The ease of use. The design. Highly recommend. I will always have these on hand.