Awlgrip OD9002/1GLUS | High Build Epoxy Primer Yellow Base G GROUP+ambassador-marine-aidack-pull-out-deck-tap-cold-only-large-sprayer-no-hook - SAE J 1939

Name: Awlgrip OD9002/1GLUS | High Build Epoxy Primer Yellow Base G GROUP+ambassador-marine-aidack-pull-out-deck-tap-cold-only-large-sprayer-no-hook - SAE J 1939
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SKU: 79090003154
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Awlgrip OD9002/1GLUS | High Build Epoxy Primer Yellow Base G GROUP+ambassador-marine-aidack-pull-out-deck-tap-cold-only-large-sprayer-no-hook - SAE J 1939

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Awlgrip OD9002 1GLUS High Build Epoxy Primer Yellow Base G GROUP+ambassador marine aidack pull out deck tap cold only large sprayer no hook SAE J 1939 SAE J 1939 9mm fixed lens • A unique two component epoxy surfacer for use where high build and filling is required Can be applied with conventional or airless sprayer

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