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Precision masking tape made of special rice paper. Very thin, thanks to which it does not leave marks between the painted surfaces, without the effect of leakage. UV and temperature resistant, the film can stay on the wall indoors for up to 21 days.
Specific References
Reference: 54.000542
Brand: Yato
Eccentric air sander. Thanks to the abrasives applied directly to the discs, it allows the grinding and polishing of various materials. It is used in bodywork, varnishing and painting and other applications in workshops, crafts and industries.
Reference: 94.270076
Brand: Yato
WALL TRAY WITH SPONGE INTENDED FOR HARDENING LIQUID DECORATIVE PLASTERS AND FOR WASHING TILES DURING INSTALLATION.
Reference: 93.121001
Brand: Sika
Sikasil E is a 1-component elastic sealant for glazing.
Reference: 94.270340
Brand: Yato
Professional round brush, ideal for finishing. Intended for painting with oil paints, emulsion paints, latex, ceramic paints, impregnations and varnishes. two component handle lid made of high quality galvanized sheet synthetic fiber bristles size: WR16; diameter 16mm
Reference: 94.000009
Brand: Elastotet
With excellent adhesive abilities on all substrates, such as wood, novopan, concrete, plaster, walls painted with plastic colors or ripolin. It is odorless and does not irritate the skin and eyes at all.
Reference: 39.000396
Brand: Everbuild
General Purpose Silicone is a mid modulus silicone sealant that adheres to most smooth and non-porous materials.
Reference: 94.800069
Brand: Vorel
Angle with aluminum foot, arm made of hardened sheet, painted, yellow with a legible black millimeter grad uation. The connection of the presser foot and arm determines the angle of 45 °.For determining the right angle during carpentry, construction and measuring works.PCS unitGross weight (kg) 0.1130Master Carton MC 120Inner Box IB 12Aluminum material,...
