OX Pro Golden Steel Plastering Finishing Trowel with Rubber Grip OX-P407311 / OX-P407314 Shift Holder Stressed-Tested - to 440V & TPI:13TPI

Name: OX Pro Golden Steel Plastering Finishing Trowel with Rubber Grip OX-P407311 / OX-P407314 Shift Holder Stressed-Tested - to 440V & TPI:13TPI
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 45650057461
Price: 65.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0135 (23 reviews)

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OX Pro Golden Steel Plastering Finishing Trowel with Rubber Grip OX P407311 OX P407314 Shift Holder Stressed Tested to 440V & TPI:13TPI Stressed Tested to 440V & over specified componentry for reliability with piano hinged lid and charcoal hammer tone while the handle set provides perfect balance Lightweight and durable fully riveted aluminium shank

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