Squeegees
Magnolia Brush 4624 Heavy Duty Non-Sparking Floor and Driveway Squeegee With 4100 1/4 THK Steel Bracket Handle, 24 in W, Rubber Blade, Curved Blade Shape, 60 in L Handle
Magnolia Brush 4624 Heavy Duty Non-Sparking Floor and Driveway Squeegee With 4100 1/4 THK Steel Bracket Handle, 24 in W, Rubber Blade, Curved Blade Shape, 60 in L Handle
Magnolia Brush 4636 Non-Sparking Floor and Driveway Squeegee With 4100 Steel Bracket Handle, 36 in W, Rubber Blade, Curved Blade Shape, 60 in L Handle
Magnolia Brush 4636 Non-Sparking Floor and Driveway Squeegee With 4100 Steel Bracket Handle, 36 in W, Rubber Blade, Curved Blade Shape, 60 in L Handle
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