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Dip-N-Go Sludge Ultra Bead Release - 4 Uoz

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Dip-N-Go Sludge Ultra Bead Release - 4 oz
Dip-N-Go Sludge Ultra Bead Release - 4 Uoz by Arrow Springs
$19.95 USD
Item# 45144   Availability: Expected to be available November 13, 2026. Subject to change. Pre-order now!
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Product Features

  • A fantastic time saver! Dip-n-Go Sludge Ultra bead release dries quickly
  • Strong while working yet easy to release when cool
  • Flame dries in seconds
  • Sold in an 4 oz jar
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Product Description

Dip-n-Go Sludge Ultra is an excellent choice for all sizes of solid and hollow mandrels. Release is designed to be flame dried. A thin coat can be dried in seconds in the hottest area of the flame. Where as a thick coat will dry over a 5 second period about 2" from the torch. Sold in an 4 oz resealable jar.

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