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Rust-Oleum RockSolid Paver Lock Gallon 293411 Item Name:Rust-Oleum RockSolid Paver Lock Gallon 293411 - (Box of 2) Save by the box: $51.05 ea Solid Half-Round Sled Runners come PLX20/04-1
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Rust Oleum RockSolid Paver Lock Gallon 293411 Item Name:Rust Oleum RockSolid Paver Lock Gallon 293411 (Box of 2) Save by the box: $51.05 ea Solid Half Round Sled Runners come PLX20 04 1 Solid Half Round Sled Runners come with both ends facing up to give you the choice to go in either direction Can also be used for applications in wood frame construction where an ASTM E136 non combustible sealant is required ROCKSOLID Paver Lock is a specialized formula that locks down the joint sand between the pavers to inhibit weed growth and create a longer lasting look It penetrates below the surface while enhancing the natural appearance of the paver
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