Textile side is coated with a heavy mass of natural rubber, pressure sensitive adhesive. This pad can be used for extended polishing times for all plastic materials. Coburn Satinal 774 is recommended with this pad.
80MM, 7 PETAL PINK SUPREME – 250
$34.67
High density, thick carrier, coated on one side with precision cut, rayon flocked fibers.
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