UPO Isopon P40 Glass Fibre Repair Paste 600ml
UPO · Tools & DIY
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Was £25.95 on 31 Aug; lowest we’ve seen is £25.95.
2 price changes · since 31 Aug
U-POL ISOPON P.40 is a body filler formulated for repairing and priming rust holes in metal.
It is suitable for holes up to 75 mm wide and can be applied to most types of metal ready for painting.
The product is supplied as a 600 ml tin with a net weight of 1034 g and dimensions of 158 mm × 74 mm × 158 mm.
It is suitable for holes up to 75 mm wide and can be applied to most types of metal ready for painting.
The product is supplied as a 600 ml tin with a net weight of 1034 g and dimensions of 158 mm × 74 mm × 158 mm.
EAN 5010796070021 · UPO. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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