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Grip-Rite 2 in. Electro-Galvanized Roofing Nails, Flat Head, 50 lb Peel and Stick Tiles 64 Protective Wear Layer Urethane Item Weight:6.758
USD119.99
USD139.99
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Grip Rite 2 in. Electro Galvanized Roofing Nails, Flat Head, 50 lb Peel and Stick Tiles 64 Protective Wear Layer Urethane Item Weight:6.758 64 Protective Wear Layer Urethane ceramic Scratch Resistant Yes Skid Resistant Yes Stain Resistant Yes Water Resistant Yes Waterproof Yes Use Location Indoor Commercial Residential Commercial Residential For Use in Bathrooms Yes For Use in Kitchens Yes For Use Over Concrete Yes For Use Over Tile Yes For Use Over Vinyl No For Use Over Wood Yes Sub Floor Surface Wood covering a total of 20 sq ft Q: What materials are these nails made from A gleam of electro galvanized steel brings a refined precision to every shingle course
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