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Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Jun 2020
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From: Hillsborough NJ
Are you talking about Eastwood.com? They specialize mostly in paint products. Solid reputation and an industry leader, not always the best prices but usually quality products at decent prices. The best part about them is that the produce some very good instructional videos.
Logistics Pro
Joined: Sep 2014
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From: Bothell & Silverdale, WA
I have their brake line flaring tool - the best there is. It's not expensive considering how flawlessly it works.
I also have their small circular metal saw, works great on 1/4" steel.
I had their three part paint kit for the anodized look, pretty slick.
I also have their small circular metal saw, works great on 1/4" steel.
I had their three part paint kit for the anodized look, pretty slick.
Mountain Pass
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 234
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From: Tuttle, OK
I have their Mig250 welder and their B60 blast cabinet. I’ve used some of their pre paint cleaner, and their paint gun cleaner. I have their dual voltage powder coating gun and have used it with great success for more than a
couple years. I also own a few of their paint guns. They’ve been great to do business with and the products I own have all been great.
the welder is the best I could find for a reasonable price. I paid $749 on sale for a 120/240 mig that will weld both sheet metal and up to 1/2” (probably closer to 3/8” with gas).
ive used the brake flaring tool and can attest to how well it works.
i’ve had great dealings with them, but they are pricey on a lot of their non-eastwood branded items and their shipping is expensive. Their customer service is top notch. Usually if you are willing to wait you can find what you want on sale at a reasonable price and with free shipping.
couple years. I also own a few of their paint guns. They’ve been great to do business with and the products I own have all been great.
the welder is the best I could find for a reasonable price. I paid $749 on sale for a 120/240 mig that will weld both sheet metal and up to 1/2” (probably closer to 3/8” with gas).
ive used the brake flaring tool and can attest to how well it works.
i’ve had great dealings with them, but they are pricey on a lot of their non-eastwood branded items and their shipping is expensive. Their customer service is top notch. Usually if you are willing to wait you can find what you want on sale at a reasonable price and with free shipping.
Phantom of the Phorum
Joined: Jan 2011
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From: Kentucky
I have a small Eastwood MIG w/gas welder. I use their rust encapsulator and converter (similar to POR15) products. I buy supplies and parts for my small media blasting cabinet from them as well.
I've had good results so far.
I've had good results so far.
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