Warner Stainless Steel Economy Flex Broad Knives Item Name:Warner Stainless Steel 6" Flex Broad Knife 186 - (Box of 10) Save by the box: $3.26 ea lightweight PLX20/04-1

Name: Warner Stainless Steel Economy Flex Broad Knives Item Name:Warner Stainless Steel 6" Flex Broad Knife 186 - (Box of 10) Save by the box: $3.26 ea lightweight PLX20/04-1
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SKU: 89098563315
Price: 21.06 USD
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Warner Stainless Steel Economy Flex Broad Knives Item Name:Warner Stainless Steel 6" Flex Broad Knife 186 (Box of 10) Save by the box: $3.26 ea lightweight PLX20 04 1 lightweight Ccontractor grade QLT Notched Squeegees Replacement Blades come in different options hardworking line for light duty construction or home projects Economical tools feature blades of spring stainless steel for easy spreading and easy cleanup

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