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Catalog Price List www.wsusol.com (We Sell Upholstery Supplies Online) 1-800-262-5790 or (252) 237-2294 Adhesive Remover These variety of adhesive removers are helpful when trying to remove ink, heel marks, oil, tar and most any sticky residues. Max Citrus Power Remover 5 Oz. Aerosol (Each) 1 @ 5.58, 6-11 @ 5.21, 12-23 @ 5.02, ADR4005 24-47 @ 4.83, 48+ @ 4.65 Citrus Power Removes dried latex paint drips,spatters,marker, ink, sticker residue, scuff marks, pen, gum and crayon. Use to clean counter tops, desks, cabinets, computers, notebooks, printers, monitors, keyboards, copiers, scanners, fax Machines, televisions, metals, glass, wood, fiberglass, fabrics, vinyl, carpets, and polypropelene. (May be harmful to some plastics, so test on hidden area first.) Max Industrial Citrus Power Remover 5oz. Aerosol (Each) 1 @ 6.19, 6-11 @ 5.78, 12-23 ADR4006 @ 5.57, 24-47 @ 5.36, 48+ @ 5.16 Citrus Power Removes marker, ink, sticker residue, scuff marks, pen, gum and crayon. Use to clean counter tops, desks, cabinets, computers, notebooks, printers, monitors, keyboards, copiers, scanners, fax Machines, metals, glass, wood, fiberglass, fabrics, vinyl, and carpets. (May be harmful to some plastics, so test on hidden area first.) Adhesive Spray Gun and Brushes Poly Sponge Paint Brush 1-inch (Each) 1 @ 0.32, 12-23 @ 0.29, 24-35 @ 0.27, 36-47 ASG00005 @ 0.26, 48+ @ 0.23 Works on all smooth surfaces-woodwork,sash, floors,walls,ceilings, and furniture. Use enamel, latex, or oil base paints, stains, and varnishes. Not for use with shellacs or lacquers. Cleans up same as bristle brush. We sell our 1-inch Poly Sponge Brush individually or by the case of 50. Poly Sponge Paint Brush 2-inch (Each) 1 @ 0.45, 12-23 @ 0.40, 24-35 @ 0.38, 36-47 ASG00006 @ 0.36, 48+ @ 0.32 Works on all smooth surfaces-woodwork,sash, floors,walls,ceilings, and furniture. Use enamel, latex, or oil base paints, stains, and varnishes. Not for use with shellacs or lacquers. Cleans up same as bristle brush. We sell our 2-inch Poly Sponge Brush individually or by the case of 50. Poly Sponge Paint Brush 3-inch (Each) 1 @ 0.59, 12-23 @ 0.53, 24-35 @ 0.50, 36-47 ASG00007 @ 0.48, 48+ @ 0.42 Works on all smooth surfaces-woodwork,sash, floors,walls,ceilings, and furniture. Use enamel, latex, or oil base paints, stains, and varnishes. Not for use with shellacs or lacquers. Cleans up same as bristle brush. We sell our 3-inch Poly Sponge Brush individually or by the case of 40. Page 1 of 189 www.wsusol.com (We Sell Upholstery Supplies Online) 1-800-262-5790 or (252) 237-2294 Putty Knife-Yellow Plastic 1-1/2-inch (Each) 1 @ 0.76, 12-23 @ 0.72, 24-35 @ 0.69, ASG49503 36-47 @ 0.66, 48+ @ 0.62 Use for scraping or spreading compounds. Easy clean-up, or toss when finished. We sell our 1-1/2 inch plastic putty knife individually or by the case of 12. Putty Knife-Black Plastic 3-inch (Each) 1 @ 0.90, 12-23 @ 0.86, 24-35 @ 0.82, 36-47 @ ASG49506 0.78, 48+ @ 0.74 Use for scraping or spreading compounds. Easy clean-up, or toss when finished. We sell our 3 inch plastic putty knife individually or by the case of 12. Putty Knife-Yellow Plastic 2-inch (Each) 1 @ 0.76, 12-23 @ 0.72, 24-35 @ 0.69, 36-47 ASG49507 @ 0.66, 48+ @ 0.62 Use for scraping or spreading compounds. Easy clean-up, or toss when finished. We sell our 2 inch plastic putty knife individually or by the case of 12. Brush White Bristle Chip 2-inch (Each) 1 @ 0.61, 12-23 @ 0.54, 24-35 @ 0.51, 36-71 @ ASG893 0.49, 72+ @ 0.43 Pure white China bristle. Throw-away brush for adhesive application, painting or dusting. We sell our 2 inch white bristle brush individually or by the case of 36. Brush White Bristle Chip 3-inch (Each) 1 @ 0.88, 12-23 @ 0.78, 24-35 @ 0.74, 36-71 @ ASG895 0.70, 72+ @ 0.62 Pure white China bristle. Throw-away brush for adhesive application, painting or dusting. We sell our 3 inch white bristle brush individually or by the case of 36. Glue Spray Gun #tb02a W/aluminum Cup (Each) 1 @ 25.95, 3-5 @ 23.95, 6-8 @ 22.95, ASGTB02A 9-11 @ 21.95, 12+ @ 20.95 This spray gun sprays most types of liquids (thick or thin) such as adhesives, paints (water base or oil base), ceramic glazes, oils, lubricants and many others. You can adjust tip and air pressure for different liquids and spray patterns. Compressor required. Glue Spray Gun #tb02p W/plastic Cup (Each) 1 @ 25.95, 3-5 @ 23.95, 6-8 @ 22.95, ASGTB02P 9-11 @ 21.95, 12+ @ 20.95 This spray gun sprays most types of liquids (thick or thin) such as adhesives, paints (water base or oil base), ceramic glazes, oils, lubricants and many others. You can adjust tip and air pressure for different liquids and spray patterns. Compressor required. Arch Punches This punch should be used on a wood or plastic cutting block or the #603 Cutting pad. The use of wood or rawhide mallet is recommended. Steel hammers are not recommended. Osborne arch punches are drop forged in one piece from the finest special carbon steel in sizes from 3/16-inch diameter. Larger sizes are made with properly engineered two-piece welded construction. A unique feature of the Osborne arch punch is the inside taper which permits the punchings to clear easily through the barrel. Punches have a fully polished barrel and black enamel handle. The cutting edge is fully hardened all the way through and properly finished to provide long use and trouble-free punching. There is no other hollow punch that can compare. These arch punches meet government standards. Arch Punch 1/2 (Each) 1 @ 29.40, 2-3 @ 27.97, 4-7 @ 27.26, 8-11 @ 27.26, 12+ @ ARP4900102 26.55 Page 2 of 189 www.wsusol.com (We Sell Upholstery Supplies Online) 1-800-262-5790 or (252) 237-2294 This punch produces a 1/2-inch diameter hole. Arch Punch 1/4 (Each) 1 @ 24.43, 2-3 @ 23.25, 4-7 @ 22.66, 8-11 @ 22.66, 12+ @ ARP4900104 22.07 This punch produces a 1/4-inch diameter hole. Arch Punch 3/4 (Each) 1 @ 35.84, 2-3 @ 34.10, 4-7 @ 33.23, 8-11 @ 33.23, 12+ @ ARP4900304 32.36 This punch produces a 3/4-inch diameter hole. Arch Punch 3/8 (Each) 1 @ 24.43, 2-3 @ 23.25, 4-7 @ 22.66, 8-11 @ 22.66, 12+ @ ARP4900308 22.07 This punch produces a 3/8-inch diameter hole. Arch Punch 3/16 (Each) 1 @ 24.68, 2-3 @ 23.48, 4-7 @ 22.89, 8-11 @ 22.89, 12+ @ ARP4900316 22.29 This punch produces a 3/16-inch diameter hole. Arch Punch 5/8 (Each) 1 @ 34.07, 2-3 @ 32.42, 4-7 @ 31.59, 8-11 @ 31.59, 12+ @ ARP4900508 30.76 This punch produces a 5/8-inch diameter hole. Arch Punch 5/16 (Each) 1 @ 24.68, 2-3 @ 23.48, 4-7 @ 22.89, 8-11 @ 22.89, 12+ @ ARP4900516 22.29 This punch produces a 5/16-inch diameter hole. Arch Punch 7/8 (Each) 1 @ 39.92, 2-3 @ 37.97, 4-7 @ 37.00, 8-11 @ 37.00, 12+ @ ARP4900708 36.03 This punch produces a 7/8-inch diameter hole. Arch Punch 7/16 (Each) 1 @ 24.68, 2-3 @ 23.48, 4-7 @ 22.89, 8-11 @ 22.89, 12+ @ ARP4900716 22.29 This punch produces a 7/16-inch diameter hole. Arch Punch 9/16 (Each) 1 @ 35.10, 2-3 @ 33.39, 4-7 @ 32.54, 8-11 @ 32.54, 12+ @ ARP4900916 31.69 This punch produces a 9/16-inch diameter hole. Arch Punch 11/16 (Each) 1 @ 35.10, 2-3 @ 33.39, 4-7 @ 32.54, 8-11 @ 32.54, 12+ @ ARP4901116 31.69 This punch produces a 11/16-inch diameter hole. Arch Punch 13/16 (Each) 1 @ 40.32, 2-3 @ 38.35, 4-7 @ 37.37, 8-11 @ 37.37, 12+ @ ARP4901316 36.39 This punch produces a 13/16-inch diameter hole. Arch Punch 15/16 (Each) 1 @ 44.25, 2-3 @ 42.09, 4-7 @ 41.01, 8-11 @ 41.01, 12+ @ ARP4901516 39.93 This punch produces a 15/16-inch diameter hole. ARP4910000 Arch Punch 1 (Each) 1 @ 43.80, 2-3 @ 41.66, 4-7 @ 40.59, 8-11 @ 40.59, 12+ @ 39.52 This punch produces a 1-inch diameter hole. Arch Punch 1 And 1/2 (Each) 1 @ 96.16, 2-3 @ 91.30, 4-7 @ 88.87, 8-11 @ 88.87, 12+ ARP4910102 @ 86.44 This punch produces a 1 and 1/2-inch diameter hole. Arch Punch 1 And 1/4 (Each) 1 @ 64.39, 2-3 @ 61.20, 4-7 @ 59.61, 8-11 @ 59.61, 12+ ARP4910104 @ 58.01 This punch produces a 1 and 1/4-inch diameter hole. Arch Punch 1 And 1/8 (Each) 1 @ 55.60, 2-3 @ 52.87, 4-7 @ 51.50, 8-11 @ 51.50, 12+ ARP4910108 @ 50.13 Page 3 of 189 www.wsusol.com (We Sell Upholstery Supplies Online) 1-800-262-5790 or (252) 237-2294 This punch produces a 1 and 1/8-inch diameter hole.
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