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Imperial Nickel Anti-seize 8 Oz, Qty 10, 9294 |jx4| on 2040-parts.com

US $95.00
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Saint Louis, Missouri, United States

Saint Louis, Missouri, United States
New Old Stock. Packaging is slightly damaged.
Manufacturer Part Number:9294 Brand:Imperial UPC:Does not apply

Imperial 

Nickel Anti-Seize 

Premium nickel/graphite blend anti seize specifically 
     formulated for extreme temperatures.
Provides excellent chemical resistance
Protects from corrosion, rusting, galling and seizing
Can be used on Stainless steel and soft metals
Copper and lead free, non-corrosive, and acid resistant
Temperature resistant to 2600 degree F
8 oz brush top

Quantity: 10 Bottles

Model: 9294 

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