Rodac 995 Suction Type Spray Gun Auto Paint And Primer on 2040-parts.com
Reno, Nevada, US
One used Rodac #995 suction type paint spray gun.Dirty and needs a trip through the laquer thinner but nothing is stuck.Pot does have some sticky residue inside.Looks complete.Sold as is,ask before bidding.I do combine shipping and ship international.
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