Cornwell Sold Hobby Abrasive Gun 260-1 on 2040-parts.com
Buda, Texas, US
Here is a hobby abrasive gun that Cornwell sells. NEW. Made by Badger. Comes with everything you see in the pics. Selling as is, no returns. Thanks for looking. Ships in the USA only.
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