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04-04-2005 #1
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Restoration supplies
Where does everyone get thier restoration supplies (paint, filler, tools etc..)? I need to find an alternative.
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04-04-2005 #2
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Sherwin Williams, great products, great pricing.
04-14-2005 #3
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Have you tried proautotools.com? If you go to there site, they have other menus for 3M product and body supplies. I bought most of my tools as well as cut-off wheels and spot weld cutters there. I saved a bunch on the tools alone.
05-03-2005 #4
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proautotools is the same company as autobodydepot.net. By far the best prices on materials and equipment. Plus, free shipping on orders over $250. They also carry the full house of kolor line for the lowest prices I have seen.
11-15-2006 #5
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Hi little Bob are you looking for a local shop that you can go to and purchase your body supplies? I live right in your backyard in Vernon, CT and I use a place called Shop Supply in New Britain He has it all good prices and service he does a great job mixing paint if your interested I can get all his info for you.
11-16-2006 #6
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Autobodydepot.com thats where I always get my stuff, great products and pretty good prices.
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03-07-2007 #7
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Local auto paint supply store.
Check out my web site.
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10-08-2007 #8
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Give a call to a local shop and ask where they buy their supplies. ALthough they probably buy wholesale.
Originally Posted by Little Bob
All Star Hot Rods down in your area is a good place to ask.
I use J&R Auto Body supply around here but I dont think they travel that far (into CT)
Lenny Schaeffer
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10-08-2007 #9
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Shermin Williams, i have had nothing but superb customer service, great prices and a nice selection of items.
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10-08-2007 #10
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It's a bit of a drive from Manchester (40-45 min.) but I use Service Auto Supply in Ansinia Ct. They stock a lot of body tools supplies and related stuff, mix paint,vinyl dyes etc and can offer advice. If you go there talk to Scott. He's their paint and body expert. I buy their PPG paint products and have been happy with them.
John
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