VARATHANE - Varathane Super Glaze High-Gloss Metallic Blue Wood Glaze 1 qt - Case of 3 4TH & HEART Designed to efficiently handle high EJD7013866

Name: VARATHANE - Varathane Super Glaze High-Gloss Metallic Blue Wood Glaze 1 qt - Case of 3 4TH & HEART Designed to efficiently handle high EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 32165435293
Price: 102.83 USD
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VARATHANE - Varathane Super Glaze High-Gloss Metallic Blue Wood Glaze 1 qt - Case of 3 4TH & HEART Designed to efficiently handle high EJD7013866

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VARATHANE Varathane Super Glaze High Gloss Metallic Blue Wood Glaze 1 qt Case of 3 4TH & HEART Designed to efficiently handle high EJD7013866 Designed to efficiently handle high temperatures it's easy to drizzle over your favorite foods Transform your woodworking projects with a stunning high gloss finish that captures attention This 1 quart metallic blue wood glaze offers a striking color accent

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