QLT by Marshalltown Carbide Tipped Chisel Item Name:QLT by Marshalltown 1/4" Carbide Tipped Chisel 15356 - (Box of 10) Save by the box: $13.96 ea UV stabilized polyethylene PLX20/04-1

Name: QLT by Marshalltown Carbide Tipped Chisel Item Name:QLT by Marshalltown 1/4" Carbide Tipped Chisel 15356 - (Box of 10) Save by the box: $13.96 ea UV stabilized polyethylene PLX20/04-1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 80329957293
Price: 25.70 USD
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QLT by Marshalltown Carbide Tipped Chisel Item Name:QLT by Marshalltown 1 4" Carbide Tipped Chisel 15356 (Box of 10) Save by the box: $13.96 ea UV stabilized polyethylene PLX20 04 1 UV stabilized polyethylene Reduces labor and prep time Marshalltown Carbide Tipped Chisels are designed for removing tile Shaped to prevent damage to adjacent tiles

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