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Valspar White Pro-Hide Interior High Holdout Latex Primer Gallon 91117 Item Name:Valspar White Pro-Hide Interior High Holdout Latex Primer Gallon 91117 - (Box of 4) Save by the box: $26.69 ea The bristles are carefully selected PLX20/04-1
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Valspar White Pro Hide Interior High Holdout Latex Primer Gallon 91117 Item Name:Valspar White Pro Hide Interior High Holdout Latex Primer Gallon 91117 (Box of 4) Save by the box: $26.69 ea The bristles are carefully selected PLX20 04 1 The bristles are carefully selected and 660 watts of power Valspar Pro Hide Interior High Holdout Latex Primer is a primer and finisher formula that helps to improve the finish of all topcoats Coverage 400 sq ft per gallon Dry to Touch 1 2 Hours Dry to Recoat 2 Hours Recommended Coats 1 2 Clean Up Soap and water
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