Wilton Polishmaster Professional Orbital Polisher #2101 Nib on 2040-parts.com
Short Hills, New Jersey, US
Wilton Polishmaster Orbital Waxer / Polisher model #2101 BRAND NEW IN BOX
This 11 inch professional polisher features heavy duty on/off button rubber platform for stability when attaching accessories and a contoured
handle for complete control.
Any questions please ask. All sales are final sold as is. Shipping in US is $26.00
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