Festool PS STF D125x20 BA/5 W Black Very Fine Polishing Sponges – 125 mm, 5 Pack

Overview

Festool PS STF D125x20 BA/5 W Black Polishing Sponges At a Glance: Black, very fine polishing sponges with a honeycombed face, 125 mm diameter and 20 mm height. Designed for removing polish residues from painted surfaces. Pack of 5. Complete your polishing process with the Festool PS STF D125x20 BA/5 W polishing sponges. These black, very fine sponges are designed for removing polish residues from painted surfaces during the finishing stage. Their honeycombed working face and StickFix attachment provide a practical finishing accessory for the compatible Festool ROTEX RO 125 setup. Supplied in a pack of five, they allow you to keep clean replacement sponges available as the work progresses. A dedicated sponge for the final clean-up stage After the appropriate correction and polishing steps, remaining polish residues can obscure the surface. The black sponge is intended for this residue-removal stage, helping you inspect the finish more clearly. Product Highlights • Very fine grade: Designed for the finishing end of the polishing process. • Black colour identification: Distinguishes this sponge within the Festool polishing range. • Honeycombed face: Profiled working surface specified for this variant. • Residue removal: Intended for removing polish residues from painted surfaces. • StickFix attachment: Convenient hook-and-loop fastening to the compatible polishing backing pad. • Five-sponge pack: Provides replacements for ongoing workshop and detailing work. Product Compatibility • Festool ROTEX RO 125: Listed in the Festool 125 mm polishing accessory system. • Polishing backing pad: Use the appropriate RO 125 polishing pad, such as PT-STF-D125 FX-RO125, article 492128. • Painted surfaces: For the residue-removal stage of a suitable paint-polishing process. Select the Correct Polishing Stage This black, very fine sponge is specified for removing polish residues. Choose the appropriate correction or polishing sponge for earlier stages, and test the complete process on a small area before treating the full surface.