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Henry Company Rubberized Wet Patch 3-Gallon Waterproofer Elastomeric Cement Roof Sealant TinLook Wellington Motor Type Brushless Battery System A A 2 piece

Name: Henry Company Rubberized Wet Patch 3-Gallon Waterproofer Elastomeric Cement Roof Sealant TinLook Wellington Motor Type Brushless Battery System A A 2 piece
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 92408569622
Price: 64.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.117 (26 reviews)

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Henry Company Rubberized Wet Patch 3 Gallon Waterproofer Elastomeric Cement Roof Sealant TinLook Wellington Motor Type Brushless Battery System A A 2 piece Motor Type Brushless Battery System M18 18 Volt Lithium Ion Cordless Corded Cordless Included Batteries (2) M18 REDLITHIUM HIGH OUTPUT CP3 Elegant Design: Prefinished with a chai color 10 year limited warranty when applied with Henry reinforcing fabric Seals leaks on wet or dry surfaces Rubberized formula to expand and contract with roof Use with Henry 181 or Henry 183 for a 3 course patch Series Name Rubberized Wet Patch Drying Time (Minutes) 0 Fibered No VOC Level 250 Color Finish Family Black Warranty 10 year limited Unit of Measure Gallon(s) Unit of Measure Quantity 3 CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Waterproofer Yes UNSPSC 30151500 Elastomeric Yes Cement Yes

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