3M Wetordry Trimite sheets p360 grit-02003 Pack of 50 white gelcoat Dry Brightness : 88 Online Bulk Discount:5 Gal Container (40 lb Net)

Name: 3M Wetordry Trimite sheets p360 grit-02003 Pack of 50 white gelcoat Dry Brightness : 88 Online Bulk Discount:5 Gal Container (40 lb Net)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 85661554408
Price: 77.40 USD
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3M Wetordry Trimite sheets p360 grit 02003 Pack of 50 white gelcoat Dry Brightness : 88 Online Bulk Discount:5 Gal Container (40 lb Net) Dry Brightness : 88 flotation and furniture applications The silicon carbide abrasive and waterproof backing make this paper an ideal product for sanding applications such as paint prep Silicon carbide mineral provides an aggressive cut and a consistent

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