Streamline 9.5 inch / 245mm Hi-Lo Vikan NJ2 Jetted Brush Head (Stiff) J470474 Bonnet Buffing Optional accessories for the Prochem PC10449

Name: Streamline 9.5 inch / 245mm Hi-Lo Vikan NJ2 Jetted Brush Head (Stiff) J470474 Bonnet Buffing Optional accessories for the Prochem PC10449
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 84797421036
Price: 34.01 USD
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Streamline 9.5 inch 245mm Hi Lo Vikan NJ2 Jetted Brush Head (Stiff) J470474 Bonnet Buffing Optional accessories for the Prochem PC10449 Optional accessories for the Prochem Polaris 700 include many professionals use a dedicated carpet pile brush such as the Ashbys Carpet Pile Brush Head to realign fibres and restore appearance after solvent spotting and detergent pre spray Stiff bristle is good for cleaning fascias Manufactured by: Streamline

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