Sealey Professional Curve Body Panel Profile Template 2720mm/107" MW24

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M251S

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Sealey Professional Curve Body Panel Profile Template 2720mm/107" MW24Curve template for transferring exact curves for precise duplication in metal, wood, leather, and fabric applications. Ideal for replicating both simple and complex curves on various body shop materials, including auto body panels. Adjustable locking mechanisms for exact curve reproduction, providing maximum accuracy. Constructed with durable materials, including metal to ensure maximum durability and longevity in workshop environments. Featuring a

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