Velcro, Hook & Loop, Black Strips, 2 Sets, 1" X 3", Universal Use, Part# 23339 on 2040-parts.com
Hartford, Wisconsin, United States
VELCROHOOK & LOOP BLACK STRIPS 2 Sets 1" X 3" UNIVERSAL USE PART# 23339 BLACK STRIPS WITH THE STICKY BACK 2 Sets, 1" X 3" STICKY BACK *Easy to use *Indoor/outdoor use. * Adheres to smooth surfaces *Peel tape from fastener and press firmly onto clean, dry surface. *Adhesive reachs maximum strength after 24 hours. |
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