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Blauwe polishing ball, 77 mm, 6-mm schacht, 1 stuk
Polish · 77 mm · 2 versions
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Better value than Shinemate Polishing Ball · 77 mm
- €6.95€1.39 per piece86% cheaper per piece
- €1.63€1.63 per piece84% cheaper per piece
- €1.99€1.99 per piece80% cheaper per piece
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Product description
The Shinemate Polishing Balls are a fantastic new accessory from ShineMate. Each ball measures 77mm in diameter and is designed to fit on a regular drill to create a powerful polisher. The Polishing Balls are made from high-quality open-cell foam which is perfect for buffing exhausts, alloys, headlights, and all those hard-to-reach areas.
When used in combination with your favourite metal polish the Shinemate Polishing Balls, create a mirror shine in a fraction of the time.
The ShineMate Polishing Balls are available in 5 different colours and foam density.
One polishing ball supplied, picture for illustration purposes
Product Code: SM-48230-66
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