Alpha Ceramica EX Diamond Polishing Pads V1

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Alpha, the manufacturer of the Original Ceramica Polishing Discs, has created the next generation of polishing discs, Ceramica EX. With the proliferation of engineered stones, Alpha® recognized the need for polishing discs that could work effectively on these challenging new surfacing products. After extensive research and development, Alpha® established the diamond and bond formula best suited for todays engineered stones, the result: Ceramica EX. Our research determined something else; Ceramica EX works extremely well on all natural stones, too. As a result, Ceramica EX can fulfill all the needs of all stone fabricators; one set of polishing pads that can produce a high quality shine on granite, engineered stone, quartz surfaces, marble (including hard to polish black and green), terrazzo and porcelain tile and slab.

* ONE SYSTEM FOR ALL STONES! Only 5 discs needed!
* Ceramica EX pads are extremely flexible, too.
* They are great for polishing inside corners and a tight radius.
* 4" hook and loop backed discs that can polish marble, granite, travertine, terrazzo, porcelain ceramic tile, engineered stones, and quartz surfaces.
* Polishing pads that can produce a high quality shine on granite, engineered stone, quartz surfaces, marble (including hard to polish black and green), terrazzo and porcelain tile and slab.
* Ceramica EX pads work quickly to achieve desired results.
* They are cost-effective, long-lasting and made from the highest quality raw materials.
* Max Rpm 4000.
* Use wet only on Makita, Alpha, MK, and other wet polishers.

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• Alpha
• Professional
• Tools
• Ceramica
• EX
• Polishing
• Dics
• Granite
• Quarz
• Marble
• Engineered
• Stone
• Terrazzo
• Porcelain

[ContractorsDirect]

View our website we have all the grits listed and the polishing machines.

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[dragonlee1bfed]

Great vid. Can you pls tell me the grit of pad you used to bring from the point of dull to polish. I have an old piece of Porcelain 2ft x 2ft ish, that would look great as a coffee table if it were polished. Also, were can i buy one of those polishing machines?