Koch-Chemie Fine Cut Pad 45 x 23mm Set of 5

Koch-Chemie Fine Cut Pad 45 x 23mm Set of 5

Marsoni

M251S

$78.99

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Koch-Chemie Fine Cut Pad 45 x 23mm Set of 5The Koch Chemie Fine Cut Pad is a fine polishing pad made from a medium abrasive foaming sponge, designed for removing moderate weathering and scratches using the Fine Cut F6. 01. The short height of 23 mm creates low torsion forces, ensuring good handling and the highest level of stability. The unique density of the foam material allows for long lasting compression hardness during polishing. The optimised reticulation (open cellular structure) and

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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024