GE 6 Outlet Surge Protector, 10 Ft Extension Cord, Power Strip, 800 Joules, Flat Plug, Twist-to-Close Safety Covers, White, 14092 Birds Scratch-Filling Formula: Utilize the polymer-based 585b67fe-f4fd-438b-983e-c4f39305313c
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GE 6 Outlet Surge Protector, 10 Ft Extension Cord, Power Strip, 800 Joules, Flat Plug, Twist to Close Safety Covers, White, 14092 Birds Scratch Filling Formula: Utilize the polymer based 585b67fe f4fd 438b 983e c4f39305313c Scratch Filling Formula: Utilize the polymer based formula to fill in scratches Non Abrasive: Safe for use on a variety of materials without causing damage Extra Long Cord: A 10 foot cord with a flat plug for maximum reach and convenience Extended Power Supply: Suitable for all your home and office electronics
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