3m Heavy-bodied Seam Sealer 200 Ml 08308 on 2040-parts.com
Colonial Heights, Virginia, US
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3M™ Heavy-Bodied Seam Sealer, 200 mL, 08308
Two-part epoxy for use in vertical or horizontal seams to match OEM sealers. Non-sagging, non-flowing, and easy to tool.
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