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Marshalltown Plastic Bristle Stucco Dash Brush 6556 Item Name:Marshalltown Plastic Bristle Stucco Dash Brush - (Box of 12) Save by the box: $24.09 ea and on which corrosion protective PLX20/04-1
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Marshalltown Plastic Bristle Stucco Dash Brush 6556 Item Name:Marshalltown Plastic Bristle Stucco Dash Brush (Box of 12) Save by the box: $24.09 ea and on which corrosion protective PLX20 04 1 and on which corrosion protective performance is required use either the Wolman™ DeckStrip® or DeckStrip® ASR The Marshalltown Plastic Bristle Stucco Dash Brush is an easy to use handheld tool ideal for creating dash texture on stucco surfaces with professional results The 5 ½” long yellow plastic bristles are set in 10 x 5 rows for the perfect application
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