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Dewalt DXTT-2-190 8 in. Stainless Steel Big Back Taping Knife with Soft Grip Handle Series-Tajima Fluorescent Micro Chalk 1-7/8 Inches Quantity:36 Rolls

Name: Dewalt DXTT-2-190 8 in. Stainless Steel Big Back Taping Knife with Soft Grip Handle Series-Tajima Fluorescent Micro Chalk 1-7/8 Inches Quantity:36 Rolls
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SKU: 37857603955
Price: 24.19 USD
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Dewalt DXTT 2 190 8 in. Stainless Steel Big Back Taping Knife with Soft Grip Handle Series Tajima Fluorescent Micro Chalk 1 7 8 Inches Quantity:36 Rolls 1 7 8 Inches and rechargeable batteries included Comfortable Product Type

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