Marshalltown Xtra-Hard Wood Hand Float with DuraSoft® Handle Item Name:Marshalltown 18" x 3-1/4" Xtra-Hard Wood Hand Float with DuraSoft® Handle 247D Available only in contractor multi-pack PLX20/04-1

Name: Marshalltown Xtra-Hard Wood Hand Float with DuraSoft® Handle Item Name:Marshalltown 18" x 3-1/4" Xtra-Hard Wood Hand Float with DuraSoft® Handle 247D Available only in contractor multi-pack PLX20/04-1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 36731121995
Price: 25.13 USD
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Marshalltown Xtra Hard Wood Hand Float with DuraSoft® Handle Item Name:Marshalltown 18" x 3 1 4" Xtra Hard Wood Hand Float with DuraSoft® Handle 247D Available only in contractor multi pack PLX20 04 1 Available only in contractor multi pack see Shellac in Fire Damage Restoration Bulletin) MARSHALLTOWN Extra Hard Wood Hand Floats are made from Jarrah hardwood which is harder than teak wood

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