Wooster 4171 Ultra/Pro Soft Jaguar Paint Brush Item Name:Wooster 4171 Ultra/Pro Soft Jaguar 3" Covers approximately 300 square feet PLX20/04-1

Name: Wooster 4171 Ultra/Pro Soft Jaguar Paint Brush Item Name:Wooster 4171 Ultra/Pro Soft Jaguar 3" Covers approximately 300 square feet PLX20/04-1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 78027256456
Price: 20.42 USD
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Wooster 4171 Ultra Pro Soft Jaguar Paint Brush Item Name:Wooster 4171 Ultra Pro Soft Jaguar 3" Covers approximately 300 square feet PLX20 04 1 Covers approximately 300 square feet per gallon specially treated filter material that allows air and water to easily pass through it while still catching jobsite debris and overspray The Wooster 4171 Ultra Pro Soft Jaguar Paint Brush features a unique purple nylon and sable polyester blend that offers exceptional softness and precise control for detailed painting tasks Its chisel trimmed edge allows for sharp

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