150 Pcs. Boat Marine Canvas Cover Snap Fasteners 5/8" Screw Stud, Button& Socket on 2040-parts.com
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150 Pcs. Boat Marine Canvas Cover Snap Fasteners 5/8" Screw Stud, Button& Socket
50 Pieces Of Each :Snap Fastener Screw Studs,Snap Fastener Buttons and Snap Fastener Sockets, - 150 Total Pieces All Brass "Durable Type" Fasteners Nickel-Plated 50 Pieces - Snap Fastener Screw Studs, Nickel-Plated Brass with Stainless 5/8" Tapping Screws 50 Pieces - Snap Fastener Buttons, Nickel-Plated Brass 50 Pieces - Snap Fastener Sockets ,Nickel-Plated Brass Shipping by China Post Registered Air Mail          |
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