Shur-Line’s new 9” Deck Pad with Detail Edge is faster than a roller and smoother than a brush.
Shur-Line’s new 9” Deck Pad with Detail Edge is faster than a roller and smoother than a brush.
A detailed-curved edge is perfect for in-between deck and fence boards and small areas. Its tear-resistant foam pad helps prevent ripping due to screws, nails, or rough wood. Refill pads fit most handles.
The tool can be used with all paints, stains, polyurethane, and other hardwood floor or deck coatings without linting.
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