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Bel-ray 6 In 1 Penetrating Lubricant - 400 Ml - 2 Pack - 99020-a400w on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Bouckville, New York, United States

Bouckville, New York, United States
Condition:New Brand:Bel-Ray Manufacturer Part Number:99020-A400W UPC:690509200010

Bel-Ray 6 in 1 - List Price $8.95 ea

  • Bel-Ray® 6 in 1 is a multi-purpose aerosol lubricant that contains anti-wear additives that provide high film strength to this exceptional penetrating and lubricating fluid. 
  • Bel-Ray 6 in 1 cleans as it lubricates, protects against rust and corrosion, displaces water, and reduces friction. 
  • Bel-Ray 6 in 1 will not harm electrical contacts, vinyl, wood or paint. 

Condition:

  • All items are BRAND NEW! Not Old Stock!

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