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Simpson Strong-Tie #10 x 1-3/4" Strong-Drive PPHD Sheathing-To-Steel Screw - Quik Guard Coating, Qty. 4,000 SSC/LSSC/MSSC Steel Stud Connectors Replaces Nails: the only screw

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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

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Simpson Strong Tie #10 x 1 3 4" Strong Drive PPHD Sheathing To Steel Screw Quik Guard Coating, Qty. 4,000 SSC LSSC MSSC Steel Stud Connectors Replaces Nails: the only screw Replaces Nails: the only screw approved to replace nails in certain Simpson Strong Tie connectors helping you see more clearly when proper setting has taken place Buttress threads available in #8 sizes for added holding power floors or ceilings

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