Densiclean® Concrete Cleaner 4 - 2 L FastDraw BE_Hand Care - Hand Care - Soap / Scrubbing GOVERNMENT / ALL-IN-ONE™ can be

Name: Densiclean® Concrete Cleaner 4 - 2 L FastDraw BE_Hand Care - Hand Care - Soap / Scrubbing GOVERNMENT / ALL-IN-ONE™ can be
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67876424308
Price: 189.38 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5886000000000005 (20 reviews)

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Densiclean® Concrete Cleaner 4 2 L FastDraw BE_Hand Care Hand Care Soap Scrubbing GOVERNMENT ALL IN ONE™ can be GOVERNMENT ALL IN ONE™ can be used on all types of carpeting with bonnet or cylindrical brush machine methods Specification Details Product Type Concrete Densifying Compound Brand Betco Product Name Crete Rx™ Densifier Item Number 167105 00 Package 5 Gal Product Specifications 0 Detergency Excellent Emulsification Excellent Foaming Moderate Wetting Very Good Rinsability Complete Water Solubility Complete Specific Gravity 1

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