Rubio Red Applicator Pad
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A red application pad used for applying Rubio Monocoat oils. The synthetic fibers are less absorptive then a rag, allowing for less waste.
For surfaces that have been Fumed, water-popped, or had Pre-Aging applied, the red pads will help to knock down some of the grain raise.
For ergonomic application, purchase with the Applicator Handle.
Pad size: 4" x 6"
| Brand | Rubio Monocoat USA |
| Solvent Clean Up | Specialty Cleaner |
| Size | 4" x 6" |
| Part # | PAPPLICATORRED |
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