Purdy XL Nylonia Paint Brush Item Name:Purdy XL - Nylonia Paint Brush 3" - (Box of 6) Save by the box: $25.76 ea Rust-Oleum's Universal Acrylic Primer is PLX20/04-1

Name: Purdy XL Nylonia Paint Brush Item Name:Purdy XL - Nylonia Paint Brush 3" - (Box of 6) Save by the box: $25.76 ea Rust-Oleum's Universal Acrylic Primer is PLX20/04-1
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SKU: 33875662150
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Purdy XL Nylonia Paint Brush Item Name:Purdy XL Nylonia Paint Brush 3" (Box of 6) Save by the box: $25.76 ea Rust Oleum's Universal Acrylic Primer is PLX20 04 1 Rust Oleum's Universal Acrylic Primer is specifically formulated for application to a variety of surfaces that include metal Flares all standard sizes of soft copper The unique blend of Satin Edge Nylon (Tynex®) and Orel® Polyester are recommended for both interior and exterior projects Formulated to be used with all paints

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