Senco 18 Ga. Medium Crown 1/4 in. Finish Stapler 1W0021N Item Name:Senco 18 Ga. Medium Crown 1/4 in. Finish Stapler 1W0021N Water-base primer-sealer PLX20/04-1

Name: Senco 18 Ga. Medium Crown 1/4 in. Finish Stapler 1W0021N Item Name:Senco 18 Ga. Medium Crown 1/4 in. Finish Stapler 1W0021N Water-base primer-sealer PLX20/04-1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 74701115119
Price: 129.12 USD
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Senco 18 Ga. Medium Crown 1/4 in. Finish Stapler 1W0021N Item Name:Senco 18 Ga. Medium Crown 1/4 in. Finish Stapler 1W0021N Water-base primer-sealer PLX20/04-1

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Senco 18 Ga. Medium Crown 1 4 in. Finish Stapler 1W0021N Item Name:Senco 18 Ga. Medium Crown 1 4 in. Finish Stapler 1W0021N Water base primer sealer PLX20 04 1 Water base primer sealer Surface to be coated must be free of adhesion impairing substances Warranty: 5 year The Senco SLS18Mg Finish Stapler is designed for professional grade performance

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