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DAP 12130 Vinyl Spackling, Latex, Oil Base, White, 0.5 pt Tub

7369903
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DAP 12130 Vinyl Spackling, Latex, Oil Base, White, 0.5 pt Tub

Item Code: 7369903
DAP® Vinyl spackling is a ready mixed, easy-to-use patching material used to fill holes and cracks and treat surfaces prior to painting. The product has a smooth working consistency and sands easily, recommended for interior use only.
Manufacturer DAP
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Silica, crystalline, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.
DAP® Vinyl spackling is a ready mixed, easy-to-use patching material used to fill holes and cracks and treat surfaces prior to painting. The product has a smooth working consistency and sands easily, recommended for interior use only.

Specifications

UNSPSC Code

30.305.305

Weight

1.05lb

Height

3.92in

Width

10.17in

Length

12.85in

Applicable Materials

Stone Wood

Application Method

Putty Knife

Base Type

Latex Oil

Color

White

Compositions

Limestone Quartz (SiO2)

Container Type

Tub

Density

1.86 to 1.88 g/cc

Flammability Rating

1

Flash Point

93.3 deg C

Form

Paste

Net Content

0.5 pt

pH Range

7 to 12

Specific Gravity

1.9

Temperature Rating

50 Deg F

VOC Content

40.6 g/L

DAP® Vinyl spackling is a ready mixed, easy-to-use patching material used to fill holes and cracks and treat surfaces prior to painting. The product has a smooth working consistency and sands easily, recommended for interior use only.

Specifications

UNSPSC Code

30.305.305

Weight

1.05lb

Height

3.92in

Width

10.17in

Length

12.85in

Applicable Materials

Stone Wood

Application Method

Putty Knife

Base Type

Latex Oil

Color

White

Compositions

Limestone Quartz (SiO2)

Container Type

Tub

Density

1.86 to 1.88 g/cc

Flammability Rating

1

Flash Point

93.3 deg C

Form

Paste

Net Content

0.5 pt

pH Range

7 to 12

Specific Gravity

1.9

Temperature Rating

50 Deg F

VOC Content

40.6 g/L

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