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2" - 18 Gauge T-Style Brad Nails - 316 Stainless Steel, Pkg 5000 Stainless Steel Large Diameter Masonry Screws The QDPRO250G2 subfloor attachment features-

SKU 86121437481 4.2
USD167.99 USD213.99

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2" 18 Gauge T Style Brad Nails 316 Stainless Steel, Pkg 5000 Stainless Steel Large Diameter Masonry Screws The QDPRO250G2 subfloor attachment features The QDPRO250G2 subfloor attachment features Upgrade your framing connections with the SUL Left Skewed U Shaped Hanger Type 316 stainless steel can be used with seaside applications and has superior corrosion resistance These nails come in an adhesive collation and are compatible with most 18 gauge straight finish nailers

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