Interlux InterProtect 2000E Epoxy Barrier Coat Primer - Prevents Water Absorption & Blistering PMMARVAR3 Manufacturer Part Number: 7420-1001

Name: Interlux InterProtect 2000E Epoxy Barrier Coat Primer - Prevents Water Absorption & Blistering PMMARVAR3 Manufacturer Part Number: 7420-1001
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SKU: 52536450664
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Interlux InterProtect 2000E Epoxy Barrier Coat Primer - Prevents Water Absorption & Blistering PMMARVAR3 Manufacturer Part Number: 7420-1001

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Interlux InterProtect 2000E Epoxy Barrier Coat Primer Prevents Water Absorption & Blistering PMMARVAR3 Manufacturer Part Number: 7420 1001 Manufacturer Part Number: 7420 1001 Scanning system: Rolling shutter Coverage: Brush & Roller 5 Interlux InterProtect 2000E is a high performance two part epoxy primer designed to protect fiberglass hulls from water absorption and osmotic blistering

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