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US $37.95
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Colonial Heights, Virginia, US

Colonial Heights, Virginia, US
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3M™ Rigid Pillar Foam, 200 mL, 08458

stics Two part urethane which foams in place to fill posts, pillars, and automotive body cavities. Use with the 08117 applicator

Abrasive Backing Type

Paper

 

 

C Weight

Abrasive Mineral Type

Aluminum Oxide

Color

d

 

6 Inch

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