Marshalltown 36" Magnesium Asphalt Lute - Head Only 838 Item Name:Marshalltown 36" Magnesium Asphalt Lute - Head Only use to check surfaces before PLX20/04-1

Name: Marshalltown 36" Magnesium Asphalt Lute - Head Only 838 Item Name:Marshalltown 36" Magnesium Asphalt Lute - Head Only use to check surfaces before PLX20/04-1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 17338125602
Price: 72.63 USD
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Rating: 4.732600000000001 (14 reviews)

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Marshalltown 36" Magnesium Asphalt Lute Head Only 838 Item Name:Marshalltown 36" Magnesium Asphalt Lute Head Only use to check surfaces before PLX20 04 1 use to check surfaces before painting The overall size of this tool is 6¾" x 9⅞" The Marshalltown 36" Magnesium Asphalt Lute is a lightweight T Section Blade that has blunt teeth that are designed to allow the material to pass thru without catching The rugged formed steel pole connector prevents breakage and ensures rigidity

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