Long Life double-sided polishing head (∅220)

The heads from the Long Life series are made of 100% premium natural sheep wool. They are characterized by high wear resistance – this means that the pad is more efficient than traditional furs, which means it can be used longer without the need for replacement.

It does not discolor – the product is resistant to discoloration, which means it will not leave stains on polished surfaces. Twisted strands – ensure consistent work across the entire surface without the risk of surface damage. Larger diameter and maximized fiber density – this product provides a larger polishing surface and optimal performance. Flexible base and soft rounded edges – facilitate work on highly profiled surfaces.

An ideal tool for polishing tool coatings, PU varnishes, and lacquers.

Size	Color	Polishing heads recommended attachment	Code
∅ 230 mm	white - black	Requires M14 thread mounting, not included	300010152

Long Life double-sided polishing head (∅220)

Head cutting force: 10

Dedicated polishing paste	recommended	optional
Dedicated polishing paste	S0 S05 S07 S08	S1 S1 PREMIUM

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Single-sided polishing head (∅200)
One-sided heads from the Long Life series are made of 100% premium natural sheep wool.
Single-sided polishing head (∅200)
Double Side Wool Sea-Line
Double-sided polishing wool is made from 100% natural wool. Ideal for removing scratches and mates
Double Side Wool Sea-Line
One Side Wool Sea-Line Brayt
One side polishing wool made from 100% natural wool. Ideal for removing scratches and mates
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Our FAQ answers to frequently asked questions

Sea-Line HARD and Sea-Line self-polishing antifouling are not intended for aluminum surfaces. They include copper oxide, which in contact with aluminum causes galvanic corrosion. Especially on aluminum, we offer ALU-PLUS self-polishing anti-fouling paint, which, in addition to excellent adhesion to aluminum, is also 30% more effective than traditional anti-fouling paints.

Yes, you can mix Sea-Line polyurethane paints. The only difference are the pigments of polyurethane paints that determine the color of the paint. But remember to keep the right proportions of base, hardener and thinner.

Yes, you can paint the bottom of the boat with polyurethane paint due to its high mechanical strength. We recommend this solution when the boat is not launched for a long time and is not exposed to fouling.