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RectorSeal

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  • RectorSeal Duct Sealant Compound - 1 lb.
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From back in 1937 as a specialty chemical sealant company to more modern solutions for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and more, RectorSeal started out in Houston, Texas, and remains one of the staple names and products in the industry to this day. An owned subsidiary company of CSW Industrials, Inc., RectorSeal is a powerhouse for professional trades and markets.

Building their brand incrementally over the years, RectorSeal is the tortoise that won the rabbit race by keeping a steady pace. Acquiring a range of different companies like Acid Away, Stewart Hall, Nokorode, and more that helped expand the company into new sectors, RectorSeal has taken the time to develop innovative and consistent products that go the distance for your needs.

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