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John Matott

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Since: Aug 22, 2003
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Fri Aug 22, 2003 6:20 pm Post subject: FREE TO A GOOD HOME Archived from groups: rec>boats>building (more info?)

We are cleaning out, and have to following items to give away: 35 - 10 oz tubes Sikaflex 292 (white) 08 - 10 oz tubes 3M 5200 05 - cans Sikaflex 226 cleaner 06 - cans Sikaflex 215 primer 06 - cans Sikaflex 210T primer 04 - gallons US Paint D8020 fairing compound (white) 04 - gallons US Paint D7007 converter for above fairing compound 04 - Versifoam System 50 polyurethane foam kits...enough to foam the interior of a 40' boat. All material is outdated, but is un-opened and has been stored in conditioned space. This stuff is located in north Florida. You must pick it up. Email me at johnmatott.RemoveThis@earthlink.net >> Stay informed about: FREE TO A GOOD HOME

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