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Marshalltown 10-1/2" Push Button Male Threaded Adapter 15538 Item Name:Marshalltown 10-1/2" Push Button Male Threaded Adapter 15538 - (Box of 6) Save by the box: $20.97 ea Ready to recoat in just PLX20/04-1
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Marshalltown 10 1 2" Push Button Male Threaded Adapter 15538 Item Name:Marshalltown 10 1 2" Push Button Male Threaded Adapter 15538 (Box of 6) Save by the box: $20.97 ea Ready to recoat in just PLX20 04 1 Ready to recoat in just 1 hour Push and twist nozzle over opening locking nozzle into position The Marshalltown 10 1 2" Push Button Male Threaded Adapter 15538 is designed specifically for professional finishers who require a reliable connection between threaded handles and adjustable bracket assemblies with push button attachments Featuring a durable male threaded end
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