Marshalltown 8" x 8" Chicago Groover Item Name:Marshalltown 8" x 8" Chicago Groover with 1/4" Radius, 1/2" Depth CG81412D or pressure treated wood becomes PLX20/04-1

Name: Marshalltown 8" x 8" Chicago Groover Item Name:Marshalltown 8" x 8" Chicago Groover with 1/4" Radius, 1/2" Depth CG81412D or pressure treated wood becomes PLX20/04-1
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 89254299490
Price: 74.52 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6363 (22 reviews)

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Marshalltown 8" x 8" Chicago Groover Item Name:Marshalltown 8" x 8" Chicago Groover with 1 4" Radius, 1 2" Depth CG81412D or pressure treated wood becomes PLX20 04 1 or pressure treated wood becomes water repellent Titebond Tape is available in two inch side rolls of 40 feet–the perfect amount for a typical room The Marshalltown Chicago Groover features a heavy gauge stainless steel construction with welded capped ends The resilient DuraSoft® handle provides a soft feel

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