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One Cut Foam Pad "Orange" Medium-Cut 2-in-1 Polishing Pad (2024) Ø 45mm / 1.7"
Polishing pad for scratch removal and finishing in one step
In stock (7 units)$43.99Contents: 5 piecesUnit price ($8.80 / piece)Unavailable
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Thermo Allrounder Pad "Medium" Thermo Foam Pad (Orange) Ø 50/20/35 mm
Medium open-cell thermo foam pad for one-step polishing
$8.98Contents: 1 pieceUnit price ($8.98 / piece)Unavailable
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Thermo Trapez Pad "Medium" thermo foam pad (Orange) Ø 50/20/35 mm
Medium thermo foam pad for one-step polishing and correction
$7.53Contents: 1 pieceUnit price ($7.53 / piece)Unavailable
Mini pads – one-step polishing pads
Mini pads – one-step polishing pads: pads carry the polish onto the contact area that suits the job. The small working format gets into the tight contours it suits; the mini mount and the pad size have to match the machine.
Pad diameter and backing plate size get checked separately, so the working face suits both the machine and the panel.
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