Marshalltown GS PermaShape "Flat" Trowel w/DuraSoft Handle update The QLT by Marshalltown Push PLX20/04-1

Name: Marshalltown GS PermaShape "Flat" Trowel w/DuraSoft Handle update The QLT by Marshalltown Push PLX20/04-1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 19495934592
Price: 70.80 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2034 (9 reviews)

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Marshalltown GS PermaShape "Flat" Trowel w DuraSoft Handle update The QLT by Marshalltown Push PLX20 04 1 The QLT by Marshalltown Push Button to Clevis End Adapter modifies push button handle sections for use with tools which require a steel clevis end such as concrete trowels the stainless steel ferrule adds an extra layer of strength and stability to the brush The MARSHALLTOWN PermaShape® Finishing Trowels are guaranteed to maintain their original shape while ensuring a professional quality finish to any concrete Aluminum alloy Xtralite® mounting is lightweight and durable

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