Marshalltown Cove & Nose Stainless Steel Step Tool Item Name:Marshalltown 8" x 4" Cove & Nose Stainless Steel Step Tool 90° Angle 172SSD and masonry PLX20/04-1

Name: Marshalltown Cove & Nose Stainless Steel Step Tool Item Name:Marshalltown 8" x 4" Cove & Nose Stainless Steel Step Tool 90° Angle 172SSD and masonry PLX20/04-1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 44019284352
Price: 81.73 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.476100000000001 (15 reviews)

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Marshalltown Cove & Nose Stainless Steel Step Tool Item Name:Marshalltown 8" x 4" Cove & Nose Stainless Steel Step Tool 90° Angle 172SSD and masonry PLX20 04 1 and masonry along with a high heat deflection temperature of 134°F MARSHALLTOWN Stainless Steel Step Tools help professionals finish concrete step edges to prevent chipping These concrete tools are made of heavy gauge stainless steel with sturdy steel mountings for extra durability

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