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PJ1 Fast Black Spray Paint - 16GLS

Part #: 30296
Manufacturer Part #: 16GLS

Overview of PJ1 Fast Black Spray Paint - 16GLS

Gloss Black Epoxy Frame paint for high-wear, high-rub areas
11 oz. spray cans

Specs

Color Family	Black
Color	Gloss Black
Container Size	11 oz.
Type	Paint
Units	Each
Weight	1.12 lbs

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