AMERICO Porko PLUS Burnishing Pads: 27 in, Blended Poly and Natural Fibers, 3000 RPM Max Speed, 5 PK

AMERICO Porko PLUS Burnishing Pads: 27 in, Blended Poly and Natural Fibers, 3000 RPM Max Speed, 5 PK

Marsoni

M251S

$93.59

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AMERICO Porko PLUS Burnishing Pads: 27 in, Blended Poly and Natural Fibers, 3000 RPM Max Speed, 5 PKAMERICO Porko Burnishing Pads: 27 in, 5 PK Porko Plus Blended polyester and natural fibers Recommended use on medium to hard finishes To achieve High gloss results, use with ultra high speed machines Recommended for use on machines up to 3,000 rpm Full Cycle Products are certified by Green Seal for Environmental Innovation based on faster biodegradation in landfill conditions and 100% recycled content natural fiber.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011