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Marshalltown Round End Magnesium Hand Float with Wood Handle Item Name:Marshalltown 16" x 3-1/8" Round End Magnesium Hand Float with Wood Handle 143 - (Box of 6) Save by the box: $33.17 ea ensuring that every stroke is PLX20/04-1
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Marshalltown Round End Magnesium Hand Float with Wood Handle Item Name:Marshalltown 16" x 3 1 8" Round End Magnesium Hand Float with Wood Handle 143 (Box of 6) Save by the box: $33.17 ea ensuring that every stroke is PLX20 04 1 ensuring that every stroke is precise and accurate Sprinkle a few drops of water on several areas of the surface to be coated MARSHALLTOWN Round End Magnesium Hand Floats are fully rounded to eliminate float marks when preparing the concrete surface for troweling The magnesium blade material is durable
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