Professional A/c Total Leak Stop With Uv Dye In Both Metal And Rubber Components on 2040-parts.com
DeLand, Florida, US
SUPERCOOL TOTAL AIR CONDITIONING LEAK STOP WITH UV DYE. THIS PRODUCT OFFERS THE FOLLOWING FEATURES:
- STOPS SMALL LEAKS IN EVAPORATORS, CONDENSERS, HOSES, GASKETS & SEALS.
- DOES NOT CONTAIN POLYMERS. WILL NOT HARM OR CLOG A/C SYSTEM COMPONENTS, RECLAMATION OR RECOVERY MACHINES.
- ONE BOTTLE TREATS ONE VEHICLE.
- INSTALLS EASILY USING AN OIL INECTOR.
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