Taylor Made 1365 | E Z Grommet Set Includes Hole Punch Setting Tool and 18 #2 Brass Grommets and Wahers GENERAL_BUILD_YOUR_ANCHOR_RODE Thickness: 1/2"

Name: Taylor Made 1365 | E Z Grommet Set Includes Hole Punch Setting Tool and 18 #2 Brass Grommets and Wahers GENERAL_BUILD_YOUR_ANCHOR_RODE Thickness: 1/2"
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SKU: 45972149018
Price: 22.99 USD
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Taylor Made 1365 | E Z Grommet Set Includes Hole Punch Setting Tool and 18 #2 Brass Grommets and Wahers GENERAL_BUILD_YOUR_ANCHOR_RODE Thickness: 1/2

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Taylor Made 1365 E Z Grommet Set Includes Hole Punch Setting Tool and 18 #2 Brass Grommets and Wahers GENERAL_BUILD_YOUR_ANCHOR_RODE Thickness: 1 2" Thickness: 1 2" and other positions aloft Installs #2 grommets with a 3 8" hole Our grommet punch set has what you need to install grommets on boat covers or tarps for tying down

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