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    Light Duty Polishers

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Buffers and Polishers. Light Duty Polishers.
    A good choice for maintenance, delicate finishing work, and applying waxes and sealants. Also known as random-orbital polishers, these move in small, irregular circles. No part of the pad repeats its path, which prevents swirl marks. They also have a counterbalanced bottom plate to reduce vibration. Since they're not as powerful as other polishers, they will not correct heavy defects on your surface and are best for intermittent use, not routine use.
    Use them with polishing bonnets and applicator bonnets.
    For Bonnet
    Dia.
    Max. No-Load
    Orbital Speed, opm
    Wt.,
    lb.
    Current
    (Voltage)
    Electrical
    Connection Type
    Includes
    Each
     
    1 Speed
    10"3,20090.8 amp (120V AC)Plug InTwo Terry Cloth Polishing Bonnets
    Two Terry Cloth Applicator Bonnets
    Two Polyester Polishing Bonnets
    One Polyester Wash Mitt    		4843A1000000
     
    Replacements for Buffers and Polishers
    Pkg.
    Qty.
    Pkg.
    Replacement Terry Cloth Polishing Bonnet24843A5400000
    Replacement Polyester Fabric Polishing Bonnet24843A5300000
    Replacement Terry Cloth Applicator Bonnet24843A550000

    Buffing and Polishing Applicator Bonnets

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Buffing and Polishing Applicator Bonnets.
    Before you buff, use these bonnets for easy application of waxes and polishes. Attach to the backup pad on your portable polishing tool. Order a bonnet one size larger than your pad.
    Dia.
    Max. Rotation
    Speed, rpm
    For Surface
    Type
    Pkg.
    Qty.
    Pkg.
    Terrycloth with Elastic
    10"3,200Flat24843A5500000
     

    Backup Pads for Buffing and Polishing Pads

    Image of Product. Front. Front orientation. Backup Pads. Backup Pads for Buffing and Polishing Pads.
    Image of Product. Side2 orientation. Backup Pads. Backup Pads for Buffing and Polishing Pads, Hard.
    Image of Product. Back. Back orientation. Backup Pads. Backup Pads for Buffing and Polishing Pads.

    Front

    Hard

    Back

    Quickly swap out buffing and polishing pads on your polisher. These backup pads thread onto your tool's arbor, and their hook and loop backing makes it easy to stick pads on and remove them. They're hard, so they work well with the cushioned material of foam and wool pads. It also means they direct all of the pressure from your tool to your pad for better results with less effort.
    For Pad
    Dia.
    Max. Rotation
    Speed, rpm
    Arbor Hole
    Thread Size
    For Use With
    Each
    Hard
    3"4,8005/8"-11
    		Rotary Polishers8273N11000000
    4"4,8005/8"-11
    		Rotary Polishers8273N1200000
    5"4,8005/8"-11
    		Random Orbital Polishers8273N1300000
    6"4,8005/8"-11
    		Random Orbital Polishers8273N1400000
    7"4,8005/8"-11
    		Rotary Polishers8273N1500000
    8"4,8005/8"-11
    		Rotary Polishers8273N1600000
     

    Polishing Bonnets

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Polishing Bonnets. Elastic.

    Elastic

    Smooth and shine the surface of your workpiece. These bonnets are gentler than buffing and polishing pads, so they’re used for the final finishing steps. They fit over the backup pad on your polishing tool. Order a bonnet that’s one size larger than your pad.
    Polyester Fabric—Lambswool and polyester bonnets are slightly more abrasive than terry cloth bonnets. They’re often used for buffing out light scratches and swirl marks from compounding. Use a bonnet cleaner to remove buildup on lambswool bonnets to extend their life.
    Terrycloth—Terry cloth bonnets are extra soft, so they’re often used to apply protectants to polished surfaces. They’re not as good at removing imperfections as lambswool or polyester bonnets, but they won’t leave swirl marks.
    Dia.
    Pile
    Ht.
    Max. Rotation
    Speed, rpm
    For Surface
    Type
    Pkg.
    Qty.
    Pkg.
    Elastic
     
    Polyester Fabric—For Finishing/Polishing
    10"1/2"3,200Flat24843A53000000
     
    Terrycloth—For Finishing
    10"—3,200Flat24843A540000
     

    Arbor-Mount Buffing and Polishing Pads for Curved and Irregular Surfaces

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Buffing and Polishing Pads. Arbor-Mount Buffing and Polishing Pads for Curved and Irregular Surfaces.
    The pad flares out as it spins for use on depressions and curved surfaces. A threaded arbor hole allows you to mount these pads directly to your polisher. Use with buffing compounds.
    Buffing and Polishing Pads
    Replacement
    Buffs
    Dia.
    Arbor Hole
    Thread Size
    Material
    Max. Rotation
    Speed, rpm
    Hub
    Material
    Each
    Each
    For Curved and Irregular Surfaces
    5"5/8"-11
    		Cotton3,000Metal4402A1100000004402A12000000
     

    Quick-Change Buffing and Polishing Discs

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Buffing and Polishing Pads. Quick-Change Buffing and Polishing Discs.
    Image of Specification. Front orientation. Contains Border. TS. Quick-Change Buffing and Polishing Discs.
    Image of Specification. Front orientation. Contains Border. TR. Quick-Change Buffing and Polishing Discs.

    TS

    TR

    A special fastener on the back of these flexible discs allows you to easily swap one disc for another to apply lapping pastes and buffing compounds. Use with a backup pad (sold separately) on grinders for bits and burs.
    Buffing and Polishing Pads
    Pads
    Quick-Change
    Connection
    Type
    Connection
    Material
    Dia.
    Thk.
    Mfr. Equiv. Model
    Material
    Max. Rotation
    Speed, rpm
    Each
    Each
    For Flat, Curved, and Internal Surfaces
    TSMetal1"1/4"3M TSM, Norton Speed-Lok TS, Standard Abrasive SocAttFelt20,00046205A31000004701A75000000
    TSMetal2"1/4"3M TSM, Norton Speed-Lok TS, Standard Abrasive SocAttFelt20,00046205A3200004701A7200000
    TSMetal3"1/4"3M TSM, Norton Speed-Lok TS, Standard Abrasive SocAttFelt18,00046205A33000004701A7300000
    TRPlastic2"1/4"3M Roloc, Norton Speed-Lok TRFelt20,00046205A22000046325A9200000
    TRPlastic3"1/4"3M Roloc, Norton Speed-Lok TRFelt18,00046205A230000046325A9300000
     

    Arbor-Mount Buffing and Polishing Pads

    Fit these pads onto your polishing tool’s arbor to smooth and shine finished surfaces. They’re often used to remove flaws from surfaces with paint, gel coats, and other lacquer- or resin-based coatings. These pads are washable and reusable.
    Arbor Mount
    Image of Product. Pad with 1 Polishing Side (Front). Front orientation. Buffing and Polishing Pads. Arbor-Mount Buffing and Polishing Pads, Arbor Mount, 1 Polishing Side.
    Image of Product. Pad with 1 Polishing Side (Back). Back orientation. Buffing and Polishing Pads. Arbor-Mount Buffing and Polishing Pads, Arbor Mount, 1 Polishing Side.
    Image of Product. Pad with 2 Polishing Sides. Front orientation. Buffing and Polishing Pads. Arbor-Mount Buffing and Polishing Pads, Arbor Mount, 2 Polishing Sides.

    Pad with 1 Polishing

    Side (Front)

    Pad with 1 Polishing

    Side (Back)

    Pad with 2 Polishing

    Sides

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Polisher Arbor Extensions.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Buffing and Polishing Pad Shank Adapters.

    Polisher Arbor Extensions

    Shank Adapters

    Arbor-mount pads thread onto your tool’s arbor.
    1 Polishing Side—Pads with 1 polishing side mount directly to your tool.
    2 Polishing Sides—Pads with 2 polishing sides can be flipped for a fresh polishing side. They require an adapter (sold separately).
    For Cutting—Use pads for cutting at the beginning of your process to remove heavy oxidation and deep scratches.
    For Finishing— Pads for finishing are for the final touches on your workpiece, since they leave the fewest swirl marks.
    For Polishing—For smoothing and light repairs, use pads for polishing.
    Foam—Foam pads are more delicate than wool pads. They leave fewer swirl marks, but they’re not as good at smoothing burrs or scratches.
    Wool and Acrylic/Wool Fabric—Wool and acrylic/wool fabric pads are more aggressive than foam pads, so they’re better at removing imperfections. However, they create more microscopic marks on surfaces.
    Polisher Arbor Extensions—Use arbor extensions (sold separately) to add up to 9" between your polisher and pad.
    Buffing and Polishing Pads
    Polisher Arbor
    Extensions
    Shank Adapters
    For Polishing
    Step
    Dia.
    Thk.
    Arbor Hole
    Thread Size
    Pad
    Profile
    Material
    Max. Rotation
    Speed, rpm
    Color
    For Use With
    Each
    Each
    Each
    1 Polishing Side
    Polishing8"2"5/8"-11
    		FlatFoam2,000GrayRotary Polishers47855A210000008290N101000000———0
     
    2 Polishing Sides
    Cutting8"1 1/4"5/8"-11
    		FlatWool3,000WhiteRotary Polishers47855A101000008290N1010000047855A104000000
    Finishing8"1 1/2"5/8"-11
    		FlatAcrylic/Wool Fabric3,500YellowRotary Polishers47855A102000008290N1010000047855A10400000
     
    Quick-Change-Fastener Mount
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Buffing and Polishing Pads. Arbor-Mount Buffing and Polishing Pads, Quick-Change-Fastener Mount.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Polisher Arbor Extensions.

    Polisher Arbor Extensions

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Buffing and Polishing Pad Shank Adapters.

    Shank Adapters

    Quick-change connector-mount pads are easier to swap out than arbor-mount pads. Thread the required adapter (sold separately) onto your tool’s arbor just once. Then you can snap the pads on and off the adapter. These pads have a waffle pattern on their face that distributes polish more evenly than flat faces, which helps prevent swirl marks. Polish sits inside the square grooves, so it’s less likely to sling or splatter while you buff.
    2 Polishing Sides—Pads with 2 polishing sides can be flipped for a fresh polishing side. They require an adapter (sold separately).
    For Cutting—Use pads for cutting at the beginning of your process to remove heavy oxidation and deep scratches.
    For Finishing— Pads for finishing are for the final touches on your workpiece, since they leave the fewest swirl marks.
    For Polishing—For smoothing and light repairs, use pads for polishing.
    Foam—Foam pads are more delicate than wool pads. They leave fewer swirl marks, but they’re not as good at smoothing burrs or scratches.
    Polisher Arbor Extensions—Use arbor extensions (sold separately) to add up to 9" between your polisher and pad.
    Buffing and Polishing Pads
    Polisher Arbor
    Extensions
    Shank Adapters
    For Polishing
    Step
    Dia.
    Thk.
    Arbor Hole
    Thread Size
    Pad
    Profile
    Material
    Max. Rotation
    Speed, rpm
    Color
    For Use With
    Each
    Each
    Each
    2 Polishing Sides
    Cutting, Polishing8"1 1/2"5/8"-11
    		WaffleFoam3,500Black/WhiteRotary Polishers47855A1050000008290N10100000047855A103000000
    Cutting8"3 1/2"5/8"-11
    		WaffleFoam3,500WhiteRotary Polishers47855A106000008290N1010000047855A10300000
    Finishing8"3 1/2"5/8"-11
    		WaffleFoam3,500BlueRotary Polishers47855A108000008290N1010000047855A10300000
    Polishing8"3 1/2"5/8"-11
    		WaffleFoam3,500BlackRotary Polishers47855A107000008290N1010000047855A10300000
     

    Buffing and Polishing Pads

    Smooth and shine coated surfaces, whether they’re clear, gelcoat, lacquer, or resin-based. You can quickly attach and remove these pads from your backup pad with the hook and loop backing. All are washable and reusable.
    For Cutting
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Buffing and Polishing Pads. Buffing and Polishing Pads, Foam.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Buffing and Polishing Pads. Buffing and Polishing Pads, Wool.

    Foam

    Wool

    Image of Specification. Front orientation. Contains Inset, Border. Flat Pad. Buffing and Polishing Pads.
    Image of Specification. Front orientation. Contains Inset, Border. Waffle Pad. Buffing and Polishing Pads.
    Image of Specification. Back orientation. Flat Back. Buffing and Polishing Pads.
    Image of Specification. Back orientation. Recessed Back. Buffing and Polishing Pads.

    Flat Pad

    Waffle Pad

    Flat Back

    Recessed Back

    Use pads for cutting at the beginning of your process to remove heavy oxidation and deep scratches.
    Foam—Foam pads are more delicate than wool pads. They leave fewer swirl marks, but they’re not as good at smoothing burrs or scratches.
    Wool—Wool, acrylic/wool, and lambswool pads are more aggressive than foam pads, so they’re better at removing imperfections. However, they create more microscopic marks on surfaces.
    Waffle Pad—Pads with a waffle pattern distribute polish more evenly than pads with a flat face, which further helps prevent swirl marks. The polish sits inside the square grooves, so it’s less likely to splatter as you buff.
    Flat Back—Flat back pads are firmer than pads with a recessed back, so they are durable enough for use with random orbital polishers.
    Recessed Back—Pads with a recessed back are used with standard rotary polishers. The pad material covers the edge of your backup pad to prevent it from scratching your workpiece.
    Dia.
    ID
    Thk.
    Pile
    Ht.
    Color
    Pad
    Profile
    Back
    Type
    No. of Polishing
    Sides
    Max. Rotation
    Speed, rpm
    For Use With
    Each
    Foam
    3 1/2"2 7/8"3 1/2"—OrangeWaffleRecessed13,500Rotary Polishers8322N26000000
    4"3"1"—WhiteFlatRecessed14,500Rotary Polishers8322N150000
    5"—1"—WhiteFlatFlat15,200Random Orbital Polishers8322N1300000
    6"—1"—WhiteFlatFlat15,200Random Orbital Polishers8322N1100000
    8"6 7/8"1 1/2"—WhiteWaffleRecessed13,700Rotary Polishers8322N2200000
     
    Wool
    8"7"1 1/4"1 1/4"WhiteFlatRecessed13,000Rotary Polishers8322N1800000
     
    For Finishing
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Buffing and Polishing Pads. Buffing and Polishing Pads, Foam.

    Foam

    Image of Specification. Front orientation. Contains Inset, Border. Flat Pad. Buffing and Polishing Pads.
    Image of Specification. Front orientation. Contains Inset, Border. Waffle Pad. Buffing and Polishing Pads.
    Image of Specification. Back orientation. Recessed Back. Buffing and Polishing Pads.

    Flat Pad

    Waffle Pad

    Recessed Back

    Pads for finishing are for the final touches on your workpiece, since they leave the fewest swirl marks.
    Foam—Foam pads are more delicate than wool pads. They leave fewer swirl marks, but they’re not as good at smoothing burrs or scratches.
    Lambswool—Wool, acrylic/wool, and lambswool pads are more aggressive than foam pads, so they’re better at removing imperfections. However, they create more microscopic marks on surfaces.
    Waffle Pad—Pads with a waffle pattern distribute polish more evenly than pads with a flat face, which further helps prevent swirl marks. The polish sits inside the square grooves, so it’s less likely to splatter as you buff.
    Recessed Back—Pads with a recessed back are used with standard rotary polishers. The pad material covers the edge of your backup pad to prevent it from scratching your workpiece.
    Dia.
    ID
    Thk.
    Pile
    Ht.
    Color
    Pad
    Profile
    Back
    Type
    No. of Polishing
    Sides
    Max. Rotation
    Speed, rpm
    For Use With
    Each
    Foam
    3 1/2"2 7/8"3 1/2"—BlueWaffleRecessed13,500Rotary Polishers8322N25000000
    4"3"1"—BlueFlatRecessed14,500Rotary Polishers8322N170000
    8"6 7/8"1 1/2"—BlueWaffleRecessed13,700Rotary Polishers8322N2400000
     
    Lambswool
    8"6 7/8"1 1/2"1 1/2"WhiteFlatRecessed13,500Rotary Polishers8322N2100000
     
    For Polishing
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Buffing and Polishing Pads. Buffing and Polishing Pads, Foam.

    Foam

    Image of Specification. Front orientation. Contains Inset, Border. Flat Pad. Buffing and Polishing Pads.
    Image of Specification. Front orientation. Contains Inset, Border. Waffle Pad. Buffing and Polishing Pads.
    Image of Specification. Back orientation. Flat Back. Buffing and Polishing Pads.
    Image of Specification. Back orientation. Recessed Back. Buffing and Polishing Pads.

    Flat Pad

    Waffle Pad

    Flat Back

    Recessed Back

    For smoothing and light repairs, use pads for polishing.
    Foam—Foam pads are more delicate than wool pads. They leave fewer swirl marks, but they’re not as good at smoothing burrs or scratches.
    Acrylic/Wool Fabric—Wool, acrylic/wool, and lambswool pads are more aggressive than foam pads, so they’re better at removing imperfections. However, they create more microscopic marks on surfaces.
    Waffle Pad—Pads with a waffle pattern distribute polish more evenly than pads with a flat face, which further helps prevent swirl marks. The polish sits inside the square grooves, so it’s less likely to splatter as you buff.
    Flat Back—Flat back pads are firmer than pads with a recessed back, so they are durable enough for use with random orbital polishers.
    Recessed Back—Pads with a recessed back are used with standard rotary polishers. The pad material covers the edge of your backup pad to prevent it from scratching your workpiece.
    Dia.
    ID
    Thk.
    Pile
    Ht.
    Color
    Pad
    Profile
    Back
    Type
    No. of Polishing
    Sides
    Max. Rotation
    Speed, rpm
    For Use With
    Each
    Foam
    4"3"1"—BlackFlatRecessed14,500Rotary Polishers8322N1600000
    5"—1"—PurpleFlatFlat15,200Random Orbital Polishers8322N1400000
    6"—1"—PurpleFlatFlat15,200Random Orbital Polishers8322N1200000
    8"6 7/8"1 1/2"—BlackWaffleRecessed13,700Rotary Polishers8322N2300000
     
    Acrylic/Wool Fabric
    8"6 7/8"1 1/2"1 1/2"YellowFlatRecessed13,500Rotary Polishers8322N1900000
     

    Backup Pads for Polishing Bonnets

    Image of Product. Front. Front orientation. Backup Pads. Backup Pads for Polishing Bonnets.
    Image of Product. Back. Back orientation. Backup Pads. Backup Pads for Polishing Bonnets.

    Front

    Back

    Thread these pads onto the arbor of your polishing tool to hold bonnets securely in place.
    Dia.
    For Bonnet
    Dia.
    Max. Rotation
    Speed, rpm
    Arbor Hole
    Thread Size
    For Use With
    Each
    7"7 1/2"2,0005/8"-11
    		Handheld Buffers and Polishers7861N111000000
     

    Buffing and Polishing Pad Assortments

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Buffing and Polishing Pads. Buffing and Polishing Pad Assortments.
    Keep a set of pads on hand to cover every step of the buffing and polishing process. Use pads for cutting at the beginning of your process to remove heavy oxidation and deep scratches. For smoothing and light repairs, use pads for polishing. Pads for finishing are for the final touches on your workpiece, since they leave the fewest swirl marks.
    These assortments include both foam and wool pads. Foam pads are more delicate and leave fewer swirl marks than wool pads. Wool pads are better at removing deeper defects than foam pads, but they will create more microscopic marks.
    Swap out one pad for another in seconds—they mount to your backup pad using hook and loop. Their back is recessed to cover the edge of your backup pad, preventing it from scratching your workpiece.
    No. of
    Pieces
    Includes
    Dia.
    Pile
    Ht.
    Pad
    Profile
    Back
    Type
    No. of Polishing
    Sides
    Max. Rotation
    Speed, rpm
    For Use With
    Each
    4One Black Foam Polishing Pad
    One Blue Foam Finishing Pad
    One White Foam Cutting Pad
    One White Wool Cutting Pad    		4"1/2"FlatRecessed14,500Rotary Polishers8260N11000000

    Swirl-Free Electric Polishers

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Buffers and Polishers. Swirl-Free Electric Polishers.
    Leave surfaces polished and free of swirls. Also known as random orbital polishers, these polishers move in small, irregular circles. No part of the pad repeats its path, which prevents swirl marks. Since they’re gentler than rotary polishers, they won’t remove defects as quickly.
    Adjust speed without removing your hand from the tool—turn the dial with your thumb. Higher speeds remove heavier defects, and lower speeds reduce the risk of damage to delicate surfaces. Attach hook and loop buffing and polishing pads to the included backup pad.
    For Buffing and
    Polishing Pad Dia.
    Max. No-Load
    Orbital Speed, opm
    Overall
    Lg.
    Wt.,
    lb.
    Current
    (Voltage)
    Electrical
    Connection Type
    Includes
    Each
     
    Variable Speeds
    5", 6"35017"5 1/29 amp (120V AC)Plug InOne Backup Pad for 5" Dia. Buffing and Polishing Pads
    One Backup Pad for 6" Dia. Buffing and Polishing Pads    		8770N110000000
     
    Replacement Pads
    Each
    Replacement Backup Pad for 5" Dia. Buffing and Polishing Pads8273N13000000
    Replacement Backup Pad for 6" Dia. Buffing and Polishing Pads8273N1400000

    Swirl-Free Cordless Polishers

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Buffers and Polishers. Swirl-Free Cordless Polishers, DeWalt.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Buffers and Polishers. Swirl-Free Cordless Polishers, Makita.

    DeWalt

    Makita

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Buffers and Polishers. Swirl-Free Cordless Polishers, Milwaukee.

    Milwaukee

    Give surfaces a swirl-free finish wherever your work takes you. With no cord to limit mobility, these battery-powered polishers are ideal for quick jobs where you don’t have access to an air or electrical power source. Also known as random orbital polishers, these move in small, irregular circles. No part of the pad repeats its path, which prevents swirl marks. Since they’re gentler than rotary polishers, they won’t remove defects as quickly.
    Adjust speed without removing your hand from the tool—turn the dial with your thumb. Higher speeds remove heavier defects, and lower speeds reduce the risk of damage to delicate surfaces. Attach hook and loop buffing and polishing pads to the included backup pad.
    Cannot Be Sold Outside United States—Products cannot be sold to the listed areas due to product regulations.
    Buffers and Polishers
    Batteries
    Chargers
    Mfr. Model
    No.
    For Buffing and
    Polishing Pad Dia.
    Max. No-Load
    Orbital Speed, opm
    Overall
    Lg.
    Wt.,
    lb.
    Voltage,
    V DC
    Batteries
    Included
    Battery Charger
    Included
    Includes
    Cannot Be Sold To
    Each
    Pkg.
    Qty.
    Pkg.
    Cannot Be Sold To
    Each
    DeWalt
     
    Variable Speeds
    DCM848B5"5,5009"7—NoNoOne Backup Pad for 5" Dia. Buffing and Polishing Pads—8543N110000000129835A40000000—29835A1130000000
    DCM848P25"5,5009"720YesYesCarrying Bag
    One Backup Pad for 5" Dia. Buffing and Polishing Pads    		—8543N12000000129835A4000000—29835A113000000
     
    Makita
     
    Variable Speeds
    XOP02Z5", 6"6,80020"7.9—NoNoOne Backup Pad for 5" Dia. Buffing and Polishing Pads
    One Backup Pad for 6" Dia. Buffing and Polishing Pads    		Outside United States8543N21000000127875A45000000Outside United States27875A17000000
     
    Milwaukee
     
    Variable Speeds
    2684-205"5,10017"5.2—NoNoOne Backup Pad for 5" Dia. Buffing and Polishing Pads—8543N31000000129735A211000000—29735A12800000
    2684-22HD5"5,10017"5.218YesYesCarrying Bag
    One Backup Pad for 5" Dia. Buffing and Polishing Pads    		—8543N32000000129735A211000000—29735A12800000
    2685-206"4,50017"5.6—NoNoOne Backup Pad for 6" Dia. Buffing and Polishing Pads—8543N33000000129735A211000000—29735A12800000
    2685-22HD6"4,50017"5.618YesYesCarrying Bag
    One Backup Pad for 6" Dia. Buffing and Polishing Pads    		—8543N34000000129735A211000000—29735A12800000
     
    Replacement Pads
    Each
    5" Backup Pad for DeWalt Models DCM848B and DCM848P28543N101000000
    5" Backup Pad for Makita Model XOP02Z8543N20100000
    6" Backup Pad for Makita Model XOP02Z8543N20200000
    5" Backup Pad for Milwaukee Models 2684-20 and 2684-22HD8543N30100000
    6" Backup Pad for Milwaukee Models 2685-20 and 2685-22HD8543N30200000
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