Loctite 39439™ 1-lb 180-GR Clover Lap Compound
Mfr description
232949 39439 SIL CARB GRS MIX 180GRT 1LB
Standard abrasive paste for fast metal removal
Produces a smooth, flat surface but not a polished one
Leaves a rust-preventing film on lapped surfaces
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Mfr description
232949 39439 SIL CARB GRS MIX 180GRT 1LB
Standard abrasive paste for fast metal removal
Produces a smooth, flat surface but not a polished one
Leaves a rust-preventing film on lapped surfaces
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