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Trollull Steel Wire Wool - Tooled Up recorded price
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Trollull Steel Wire Wool
Trollull DIY & Hardware
Product description
This 200g pack of Grade 3 Coarse Trollull Steel Wool delivers a more aggressive cutting action for tougher surface preparation tasks. The coarse grade specification makes this variant the ideal choice when you need to remove stubborn coatings or bring out natural wood grain effectively. Grade 3 Coarse excels at bringing out the natural grain in softwoods such as pine and fir, creating an attractive finish that enhances the wood's character. It's also highly effective for cleaning glass and tiles without scratching, and for rubbing down old paints and coatings in preparation for refinishing. The coarser texture tackles demanding jobs whilst maintaining control and precision. Features and Benefits: • Coarse grade for more aggressive surface preparation • Perfect for revealing natural grain in softwoods like pine and fir • Cleans glass and tiles safely without scratching • Effective for removing old paints and coatings • 200g handy-sized pack with colour-coded packaging • Supplied in cardboard sleeve with Euro hook Specifications: Grade: Coarse Weight (g): 200
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United Kingdom · GBP
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£6.49
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