Sanding disc for Bosch (Ø 125 mm, medium hardness with accessory system for random orbital sander PEX 300/400 AE / 4000 AE / Advanced Orbit 18 Tarp Straps protects your hands and clothes

Name: Sanding disc for Bosch (Ø 125 mm, medium hardness with accessory system for random orbital sander PEX 300/400 AE / 4000 AE / Advanced Orbit 18 Tarp Straps protects your hands and clothes
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 31611843531
Price: 34.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2475000000000005 (19 reviews)

Sanding disc for Bosch (Ø 125 mm, medium hardness with accessory system for random orbital sander PEX 300/400 AE / 4000 AE / Advanced Orbit 18 Tarp Straps protects your hands and clothes

SKU 31611843531 · ★ 4.2

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Sanding disc for Bosch (Ø 125 mm, medium hardness with accessory system for random orbital sander PEX 300 400 AE 4000 AE Advanced Orbit 18 Tarp Straps protects your hands and clothes protects your hands and clothes Reusable and non stick toaster bag: Double sided Teflon coating prevents food from sticking approximately 9 12 working days 1 sanding disc Ø 125 mm 8 Holes compatible with Bosch random orbital sander100% premium qualityFinish: mediumFor universal use on flat and curved surfaces Matching Velcro discs with 8 holes of 125 mm are available in our shop

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