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GAF United Coatings 1-Gallon Acrylic Reflective Roof Coating (7-Year Limited Warranty) Nailers non‑abrasive cloth and mild liquid Item Weight:6.758
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GAF United Coatings 1 Gallon Acrylic Reflective Roof Coating (7 Year Limited Warranty) Nailers non‑abrasive cloth and mild liquid Item Weight:6.758 non‑abrasive cloth and mild liquid detergent per minute and generates 1 Series Name United Coatings Flexible Yes Fibered No Manufacturer Color Finish White Minimum Coats Required 1 Solvent Clean Up Required No UL Fire Rated No VOC Level 50 Warranty 7 year limited Unit of Measure Gallon(s) Unit of Measure Quantity 1 CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes ENERGY STAR Certified Yes Type Acrylic Drying Time (Hours) 24 UNSPSC 30151500 Approximate Coverage (Sq uniformly covers the textured profile of various substrates Flexible
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