These 20" Texsteel steel wool floor prep pads are the professional choice for crystallizing and polishing floors. These pads mount to our , or any of our other . These Texsteel steel wool pads are great for buffing a parquet floor to a beautiful luster, crystallizing a floor to a mirror-like finish, or stripping a tough, dry, paste-wax build-up.

The pads are 3/8” thick and made from a needle-punched construction. Each Texsteel pad clings to the fiber brush on the bottom of any disc-type floor machine and is reversible for extended life. If you are looking for a fluffier pad that won't clog up as much, see our .

You must select your desired grade from the drop-down menu above. We offer 8 different levels of abrasiveness for our steel wool floor pads. The grade is determined by the thickness of the steel wool wire. Please read the descriptions below to figure out which grade you need for your application.

#0000 (Finest): For buffing and cleaning. Buffs wood, shellac, lacquer, and varnish with wax or oil.

#000 (Extra-Fine): For buffing, polishing, and removing. Buffs new wax finishes and polishes stainless steel. Removes paint drips and splatters, as well as minor burns from wood and leather.

#00 (Fine): For buffing, cleaning, cutting, and removing. Buffs final finish on painted trim. Removes old finishes with finish remover.

#0 (Medium-Fine): For cleaning and removing. Good for use on marble floors. Removes rust from metal surfaces.

#1 (Medium): For cleaning and preparing. Good for use on granite flooring. Cleans linoleum, rubber asphalt, and other resilient floors. Prepares wood for the first coat of paint and smooths raised grain.

#2 (Medium-Coarse): For cleaning and removing. Good for use on VCT floors. Cleans glass or stone surfaces. Removes scuff marks and old wax from floors.

#3 (Coarse): For removing. Removes old paint and varnish.

#4 (Extra-Coarse): For removing. Removes the toughest rust, dirt, old paint and varnish. Not recommended for high gloss surfaces or delicate finishes.

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