Markierungsspray leuchtend-blau Roland Endres ColorMarker 543ml Sprühdose

Markierungsspray leuchtend-blau Roland Endres ColorMarker 543ml Sprühdose

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M251S

$18.00

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Markierungsspray leuchtend-blau Roland Endres ColorMarker 543ml SprühdoseIdeal zum Markieren von Asphalt, Beton, Holz und Erde Geringer Sprhnebel Klumpt nicht und trocknet schnell Dse muss nicht ausgesprht werden Fr Winterhandschuhe bestens geeignet Alle Dosen sind mit einer Schutzkappe ausgerstet, die whrend der Anwendung nicht entfernt werden muss Auch bei niedrigen Temperaturen einsetzbar Hohe Abriebsfestigkeit Rasche Trocknung auch auf feuchtem Untergrund Inhalt: 543 ml

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012