36'' Wall Mount Masking Machine Auto Paint Auto Body Spray Gun Ppg Dupont Paint on 2040-parts.com
Lancaster, California, US
YOU ARE BIDDING ON A 36'' WALL MOUNT MASKING MACHINE, THIS UNIT WILL MOUNT FOR EASE OF USE.
THIS UNIT WILL HOLD 1-36''ROLL MASKING PAPER OR 2-18'' ROLLS OF MASKING PAPER.
THIS UNIT COMES WITH 2-TAPE ROLLS SO YOU USE TWO DIFFERENT SIZE OF PAPER.
THIS UNIT IS MADE IN U.S.A.
THIS UNIT HAS A LIFE TIME WARRANTY ON CUTTER BLADE, IF IT WEARS OUT IT WILL BE REPLACED
FREE OF CHARGE, JUST SEND IT BACK AND WILL PAY SHIPPING BOTH WAYS.
PAPER NOT INCLUDED, PAPER LISTED IN MY OTHER AUCTIONS
UNITS MAY BE RED, BLUE OR DARK GREEN DEPENDS ON MFG.
SHIPPING TO LOWER 48 UNITED STATES.
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