QLT by Marshalltown Blue Steel Pool Trowel with Curved Wood Handle Item Name:QLT by Marshalltown Blue Steel Pool Trowel 18" x 5" PT185B This product is compatible with PLX20/04-1

Name: QLT by Marshalltown Blue Steel Pool Trowel with Curved Wood Handle Item Name:QLT by Marshalltown Blue Steel Pool Trowel 18" x 5" PT185B This product is compatible with PLX20/04-1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 7450467483
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QLT by Marshalltown Blue Steel Pool Trowel with Curved Wood Handle Item Name:QLT by Marshalltown Blue Steel Pool Trowel 18" x 5" PT185B This product is compatible with PLX20 04 1 This product is compatible with both sealed and self sealing R 134a cans You no longer have to wait until Spring to paint in your home The QLT by Marshalltown Blue Steel Pool Trowel features a flexible blue steel blade designed to bend to nearly any radius Rivets range from 3 12

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