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"D-A" Medium Wool (9.NW Series M) Wool Polishing Pad Yellow 160mm O.D.
Flexible Wool Polishing Pads for Perfect Results
28,27€Contents: 1 pieceUnit price (28,27€ / piece)Unavailable
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"D-A" Coarse Wool (9.NW Series H) Wool Polishing Pad Blue 160mm O.D.
High-quality wool polishing pads for maximum abrasive power
28,27€Contents: 1 pieceUnit price (28,27€ / piece)Unavailable
FLEX
TW-PT Wool Polishing Pad Ø160mm
Aggressive synthetic wool pad for maximum cutting performance
27,72€Contents: 1 pieceUnit price (27,72€ / piece)Unavailable
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Thermo Velour Pad Thermo Velour Pad (Orange) Ø 160/15/160 mm / 1 piece
Velour finishing pad for even high gloss on painted surfaces
18,95€Contents: 1 pieceUnit price (18,95€ / piece)Unavailable
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Thermo Hybrid Pad Thermo Wool Pad (Orange) Ø 160/15/160 mm / 1 piece
Hybrid wool pad of natural and synthetic wool for cut and finish
21,42€Contents: 1 pieceUnit price (21,42€ / piece)Unavailable
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Thermo Nano Wool Pad (Orange) Ø 160/25/160 mm / 1 piece
Thermo wool pad for cool cutting and heavy paint correction
30,90€Contents: 1 pieceUnit price (30,90€ / piece)Unavailable
Wool pads Ø 160 mm
Wool pads Ø 160 mm: Pads carry the polish onto a working face that suits the job. The pad measures 160 mm across the outside; that is not automatically the backing plate size you need, which you check separately.
Pad diameter, backing plate and polish have to work together before the combination ever touches the paint.
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