Marshalltown London Style 10" to 10-1/2" Brick Trowel Item Name:Marshalltown London Style Brick Trowel 10" x 4-5/8" DuraSoft Handle allowing for extended periods of PLX20/04-1

Name: Marshalltown London Style 10" to 10-1/2" Brick Trowel Item Name:Marshalltown London Style Brick Trowel 10" x 4-5/8" DuraSoft Handle allowing for extended periods of PLX20/04-1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 64239990465
Price: 67.20 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3663 (16 reviews)

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Marshalltown London Style 10" to 10 1 2" Brick Trowel Item Name:Marshalltown London Style Brick Trowel 10" x 4 5 8" DuraSoft Handle allowing for extended periods of PLX20 04 1 allowing for extended periods of use without hand fatigue Bonds leather Marshalltown London Brick Trowels are designed for durability and offer professional grade quality to help you complete all functional or decorative brick Choose your handle material: DuraSoft®

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