Gemini Gem Coat High Solids Lacquer Sealer Gallon Els PW 24182 This is a biodegradable PLX20/04-1

Name: Gemini Gem Coat High Solids Lacquer Sealer Gallon Els PW 24182 This is a biodegradable PLX20/04-1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 89283730614
Price: 58.56 USD
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Gemini Gem Coat High Solids Lacquer Sealer Gallon Els PW 24182 This is a biodegradable PLX20 04 1 This is a biodegradable Coverage 500 sq ft per gallon (depending on condition of wood) Dry Time 10 24 Hours Dry to Recoat 12 Hours Dry to Topcoat 24 Hours Cleanup Solvents Gemini's High Solids Lacquer is a step above the Gemini High Build Lacquer System in quality and is formulated to meet or exceed federal 680 VOC regulations Formulated with imported nitrocellulose and modified with a resin package specifically designed and tested to provide the maximum durability and strength available in a non catalyzed finish

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