Wire Pulls Polished
Wire Pulls Polished
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 Polished Brass Cabinet Pull PN S271 4PB  US $1.84
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 Tech Contemporary 3 3 4cc Polished Brass Laurey 34337 64 Wire Pull Handle US $1.45
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 Amerock Allison Value BP1950 Solid Knobs matching BP865 Wire Pull Handles US $2.36
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 Cabinet Hardware 3 Polished Chrome Wire Pull 1203PC US $1.20
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 Allison EssentialZ Reflections Collections Handles Knobs Cup Pull Wire Pul US $1.95
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Allison EssentialZ Reflections Collections Handles Knobs Cup Pull Wire Pul US $1.25
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 Belwith PW355 26 4 Chrome Cabinet Pull Handles Pk 4 US $8.75
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 Polished Brass Fusilli Cabinet 5cc Handles Liberty P83508 PB US $2.50
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 Liberty P604DBC PC Polished Chrome 3 1 2 Wire Cabinet Drawer Knob Pull US $1.99
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 Contemporary Modern Polished Brass Cabinet 3cc Laurey 34217 Wire Pull Handle US $1.15
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 SOLID POLISHED BRASS CABINET WIRE PULL HANDLE US $1.00
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Amerock Allison Value BP1950 Solid Knobs matching BP865 Wire Pull Handles US $2.36
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 Conquest Polished Brass P396 PB 3 3 4 Steel Cabinet Wire Pull Handles US $1.24
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 Cabinet Pulls 4 Inch Wire Pulls With A Polished Brass Finish P 355PB US $2.09
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 25 BELWITH 3 POLISHED BRASS CABINET WIRE PULL HANDLE US $18.75
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 Polished Brass handle Cabinet Hardware Wire Pull 3cc US $1.45
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 Top Knobs M849 8 Oil Rubbed Bronze Normandy Collection 8 Center to Center Oil US $89.10
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 Top Knobs M845 8 Pewter Antique Normandy Collection 8 Center to Center Pewter US $87.39
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 Polished Brass 3 1 2cc Solid Brass Laurey Hardware 43101 Wire Pull Handle US $1.56
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 Top Knobs M1242 30 Pewter Normandy Collection 30 Center to Center Pewter US $119.07
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 Top Knobs M1242 24 Pewter Normandy Collection 24 Center to Center Pewter US $97.38
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 Top Knobs M849 18 Oil Rubbed Bronze Normandy Collection 18 Center to Center Oil US $190.44
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 Top Knobs M1242 18 Pewter Normandy Collection 18 Center to Center Pewter US $50.13
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 Top Knobs M840 18 Polished Brass Normandy Collection 18 Center to Center US $162.72
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 Top Knobs M848 18 Pewter Normandy Collection 18 Center to Center Pewter US $186.84
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 Top Knobs M839 18 Polished Chrome Normandy Collection 18 Center to Center US $162.72
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 Top Knobs M862 18 Old English Copper Normandy Collection 18 Center to Center US $188.64
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 POLISHED NICKEL 4 INCH HANDLE WIRE PULL US $2.00
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 10 New Amerock BP865 3 3 Center Cabinet Furniture Pull Bright Brass US $9.95
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 3 1 4 Chrome Wire Pull by Amerock Co BP865CS AE US $2.79
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 AMEROCK BP76312 26 PULL WIRE SOLID BRASS 4 CTRe Pul KITHCEN CABINET HANDLE DRA US $3.05
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 AMEROCK BP865 26 PULL WIRE SOLID BRASS 3 CTRe Pull KITHCEN CABINET HANDLE DRAWE US $2.58
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 AMEROCK BP76312 26 PULL WIRE SOLID BRASS 4 CTR US $3.05
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 AMEROCK BP865 26 PULL WIRE SOLID BRASS 3 CTR US $2.58
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 Cabinet Pulls 3 CC Oil Polished Brass P433PB US $1.46
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 SCHLAGE IVES 4 POLISHED BRASS WIRE PULL HANDLE QT 10 US $14.00
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 Polished Chrome Cabinet Pull PN S271 35PC US $1.72
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 Polished Brass Cabinet Pull PN S271 35PB US $1.72
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 Cabinet Drawer Handle Polished Brass 3” Wire Pull with Fasteners Lot of 60 US $29.99
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 Top Knobs Normandy Appliance Pull US $162.72
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Top Knobs Normandy Appliance Pull US $162.72
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Top Knobs Normandy Appliance Pull US $85.41
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Top Knobs Normandy Appliance Pull US $85.41
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Top Knobs Normandy Appliance Pull US $8.64
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Top Knobs Normandy Appliance Pull US $8.64
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Top Knobs Normandy Appliance Pull US $23.13
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 Liberty P604DAC PC C Polished Chrome 3 Wire Cabinet Drawer Knob Pull US $1.99
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 Polished Brass handle Cabinet Hardware Wire Pull 35cc US $1.45
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 25 Cabinet Pulls 3 CC Solid Brass Wire Pull With A PC Finish P 353SBPC US $62.99
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 25 Cabinet Pulls 3 CC Solid Brass Wire Pull With A PB Finish P 353SBPB US $62.99
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 Cabinet Pulls 3 CC Solid Brass Wire Pull With A PB Finish P 353SBPB US $2.59
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 Cabinet Pulls 3 CC Solid Brass Wire Pull With A PC Finish P 353SBPC US $2.59
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 AMEROCK 3 POLISHED BRASS CABINET WIRE PULL 76309 3 25 SHIP FREE US $1.40
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 NEW AMEROCK CASE 25 BP86526 POLISHED CHROME CABINET PULLS 3 SALE US $42.95
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 WIRE PULL SOLID BRASS POLISHED CHROME 6 C C US $18.25
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 WIRE PULL SOLID BRASS POLISHED CHROME 5 C C US $15.20
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 WIRE PULL SOLID BRASS POLISHED CHROME 3 1 2 C C US $18.08
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 WIRE PULL SOLID BRASS POLISHED CHROME 3 C C US $16.64
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 WIRE PULL SOLID BRASS POLISHED 6 C C US $21.90
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 WIRE PULL SOLID BRASS POLISHED 5 C C US $15.20
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 WIRE PULL SOLID BRASS POLISHED 4 C C US $17.01
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 WIRE PULL SOLID BRASS POLISHED 3 1 2 C C US $18.08
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 FERUM PB1483 WIRE PULL SOLID BRASS POLISHED 3 C C US $16.64
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 Cabinet Wire Pull Polished Chrome 3 Centers QTY 12 US $24.99
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 COLONIAL BRONZE 775 WIRE PULL POLISHED CHROME 2 3 4 US $6.35
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 25 Cabinet Pulls 3 Inch CC Wire Pull With A Polished Chrome Finish P 353PC US $43.99
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 Cabinet Pulls 96mm CC Wire Pull With A Polished Chrome Finish P 396PC US $1.99
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 25 Cabinet Pulls 96mm CC Wire Pull With A Polished Chrome Finish P 396PC US $47.99
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 25 Cabinet Pulls 35 Inch CC Wire Pull With A Polished Chrome Finish P 354PC US $45.99
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 3 1 4 PB Wire Pull by Amerock Co BP865CS 3 US $2.79
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 Polished Brass Wire Pull by Amerock Co BP76312CS 3 US $2.99
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 AMEROCK BP76313CS 26 PULL WIRE STEEL 96MM CTR US $1.84
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 AMEROCK BP867CS 26 PULL WIRE STEEL 3 1 2 CTR US $1.74
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 AMEROCK BP76312CS 26 PULL WIRE STEEL 4 CTR US $2.05
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 AMEROCK BP865CS 26 PULL WIRE STEEL 3 CTR US $1.64
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 DRAWER PULL AMEROCK CARBON STEEL 3 POLISHED CHROME DRAWER PULL BP865CS 26 US $1.17
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 Polished Chrome Cabinet Pull PN S271 96PC US $1.77
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 Polished Chrome Cabinet Pull PN S271 4PC US $1.84
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 Polished Chrome Cabinet Pull PN S271 3PC US $1.62
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 Polished Brass Cabinet Pull PN S271 96PB US $1.77
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 Polished Brass Cabinet Pull PN S271 3PB US $1.62
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 96mm Amerock BP 1970 26 Polishished Chrome Handle Pull US $1.12
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 NEW SOLID POLISHED BRASS WIRE CABINET PULL 35 INCH BELWITH US $1.00
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 AMEROCK 942CH PULL WIRE 3 CTR US $2.32
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 AMEROCK BP867 3 PULL WIRE SOLID BRASS 3 1 2 CTR US $2.98
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 AMEROCK BP76312CS 3 PULL WIRE STEEL 4 CTR US $2.05
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 AMEROCK BP865CS 3 PULL WIRE STEEL 3 CTR US $1.64
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 Hickory PW353 26 3 Wire Satin Chrome Pull US $2.47
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 Amerock BP27016 26 Creased Bow Pull Polished Chrome US $4.82
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 Hickory PW355 26 Wire Pulls Polished Chrome Pull US $2.79
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 Hickory PW354 26 Wire Pulls Polished Chrome Pull US $2.67
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 Hickory PW396 26 Wire Pulls Polished Chrome Pull US $2.49
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 Hickory PW354 3 Solid Brass Pull 5 16 Diameter US $3.99
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 15 NEW 4 POLISHED BRASS WIRE PULL DOOR HANDLES KITCHEN US $24.99
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 Polished Brass Cabinet Hardware Handles Pulls 3232PB US $1.10
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 Polished Brass Cabinet 3 1 2 Handles Pulls 12035PB US $1.15
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 Top Knobs M1247 30 Pewter Normandy Collection 30 Center to Center Pewter Twist US $122.58
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 Top Knobs M844 18 German Bronze Normandy Collection 18 Center to Center German US $190.44
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 Top Knobs M1247 24 Pewter Normandy Collection 24 Center to Center Pewter Twist US $94.32
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 Top Knobs M843 18 Antique Cooper Normandy Collection 18 Center to Center US $190.44
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Wood Carving: How to Sharpen Straight Chisels
If you’re just starting out as a wood carver, you’ll quickly discover how wood chisels are used all the time. There are many kinds, many sizes. They’ll need periodic sharpening and it’s good to be able to do them yourself. It isn’t very fitting to have to bring your tools to a professional sharpener whenever they become dull. You lose money, you lose time. And the best thing of all, straight chisels are the easiest wood carving tools to sharpen.
Straight chisels can be sharpened in two steps. The first step is to get the tool's edge to absolute sharpness. The second step is to strop that edge to silky smoothness.
- Straight Chisel Sharpening. This is sharpening for straight square chisels and it's very simple. Start with a coarse grade sharpening (honing or whetting) stone. Make the shaft vertical with the edge touching the stone. Slowly lower the end that is facing up until the edge's surface touches the wood. Stop right there. With the beveled face flush on the stone, you have achieved the correct sharpening angle.
While holding the chisel's beveled face flush against the stone, place your index finger on the top of the beveled surface for better control. Pull the chiseled edge towards you, making sure to keep the beveled face flush at all times. Do this 10-20 times and then check for a burr. A burr is a feather-like sliver of wire that will come off the chisel's edge when you have achieved absolute sharpness. You slide your finger across the edge (never lengthwise!) and a burr will feel like sand or grit on your edge. If there isn't a burr, do another set of strokes until you've correctly raised it. If the tool has a second bevel, sharpen it as you have just done with the first bevel. Sharpen until you've correctly raised a burr.
After sharpness has been achieved with a coarse stone, move to a fine grade stone. You can do this with just one fine grade stone or with a succession of increasingly fine grade stones. Perform the sharpening strokes in the same way, for each sharpening stone, until you get a burr. If you've got a second bevel, do the same until a burr is raised.
Be very sure that you've raised a burr along the entire length of the chisel's edge, and on both side, for each sharpening stone that you use. You've got to make it happen. If you won't make sure, just stop what you're doing and go watch television. I'm not kidding. If you're going to sharpen, do it well or not at all. It will affect how well you're able to carve. (If that doesn't matter to you, really, then what are you doing?)
There are a couple of different stroke techniques that are commonly used when sharpening straight chisels. With your index finger on the top of the beveled surface as you grip the shaft, place the fingers of your other hand on top of the first. Instead of pulling the tool towards you, you run it in circles. If not that, you can also push the tool sideways in one direction and then sideways in the other. There is no one specific method. Experiment and see which technique is best for you. I like the stroke that pulls away from the edge best. It's the simplest way to raise a burr and then detect it.
- Skewed Chisel Sharpening. Skewed chisels are just a bit different from straight chisels. A skewed chisel's edge is at a slanted angle, a skewed angle, and joins the side of the chisel head at an acute angle of less than 90 degrees.
Sharpening a skewed chisel is done in just the same way as sharpening a straight chisel. There is only one difference. The skewed edge needs to be made parallel to the forward edge of the sharpening stone. Or the edge can be made perpendicular to the side edge of the sharpening stone. Either way works fine. Just be consistent if there is a second bevel.
- Chisel Stropping. Your well-sharpened chisel now has burrs all along its edge. Well done. Stropping will remove those burrs and all other micro-bits still clinging.
You've got a couple of choices when it comes to stropping. First choice: You can use a free strap of leather to strop your edge in one direction and then the other. Lay the beveled face of your chisel's edge flat on the strap and pull away from the edge, parallel to the length-wise surface of the strap. Near the end of the strap, lift the chisel and turn it over. Place the opposite face of the chisel's edge flat on the strap. Pull in the opposite direction, away from the edge and parallel to the strap surface. Back and forth and back and forth until your edge is silky smooth.
Leather strops and stropping boards are usually combined with a polishing compound. It facilitates the stropping process and makes carving much easier. It may be in the form of a liquid, a paste, a powder or even a solid block that fits in the palm of your hand.
Stropping is a very important step in sharpening and shouldn’t be dismissed. Think of it as you using a chisel with a dirty edge. It surely doesn’t perform as well as a clean edge. And because it’s dirty, using it will cause you to have to sharpen it much quicker than you usually would. So strop, and strop well. Your carving will be better for it.
Beginners need to be very careful when stropping. As novices in this art, the edge is often rounded instead of being polished smooth. That's because the flushness of the edge to the strap isn't properly maintained throughout the stopping process. In case like this, a secondary bevel is usually produced that will thicken with each sharpening. Eventually, the only way to save the edge is to remake it. That would be a great loss in time and effort. Pay close attention.
When you’ve trained those hands to do a good job, you’ll be able to sharpen any straight chisel, any skewed chisel in your tool collection. That’s a lot you already know about sharpening carving tools. Keep it up. Just be so careful and watch out for secondary bevels.
About the Author
Len Q. is a master blade sharpener and an adventurer who strives to protect the natural world. If you would like to learn about
▪ Knife Sharpening: How to Sharpen Knives, Maintain and Store Them
▪ Sharpening Other Edges
(e.g. Chain Saws, Gardening Tools, Axes)
▪ Or maybe you could use a Free Guide on Sharpening Lawn Mower Blades
Find it here at www.MakeKnivesSharp.com.
Is this a mega-waffle?
Steel wool or 'wire wool' is a bundle of strands of very fine soft steel filaments, used in finishing and repairing work to polish wood or metal objects, as well as for household cleaning.[1]
Steel wool is made from low-carbon steel (low enough to be close to plain iron). It is not made by drawing ”steel wool wire” through a tapered die, but rather by a process more like broaching where a heavy steel wire is pulled through a toothed die that removes a thin wire shaving.
Steel wool is commonly used by woodworkers and craftsmen working with paint, lacquer and varnish.When steel wool is heated, it increases in mass due to the burning iron combining with the oxygen.
Often it is used for professional cleaning processes not only on wooden surfaces but also on marble, stone and glass, because it is softer than these materials.
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