Attwood 67739-SS | Lock'N Pin 3/4" Base Plate 7" x 7" Non Threaded Stainless Steel with Nylon Bushing GROUP+ambassador-marine-trinidad-head-shower-combo-faucet-classic-sprayer Shaft Length: 72"

Name: Attwood 67739-SS | Lock'N Pin 3/4" Base Plate 7" x 7" Non Threaded Stainless Steel with Nylon Bushing GROUP+ambassador-marine-trinidad-head-shower-combo-faucet-classic-sprayer Shaft Length: 72"
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 54991699099
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Attwood 67739 SS Lock'N Pin 3 4" Base Plate 7" x 7" Non Threaded Stainless Steel with Nylon Bushing GROUP+ambassador marine trinidad head shower combo faucet classic sprayer Shaft Length: 72" Shaft Length: 72" 405 Filleting Blend can be blended with other WEST SYSTEM Fillers to modify the shade of your epoxy mix Locks together to prevent unintentional detachment Diameter: Req

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