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      12-18-2011, 12:43 PM   #1
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Cdn Supplier for detailing supplies?

For you DIY detailers out there, is there a good source for well priced supplies and equipment coming from Canada? Or is it more worthwhile to order from the US? Best prices in Canada that I could find so far is www.eshine.ca.
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      12-18-2011, 02:34 PM   #2
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Eshine.ca I have ordered a ton of stuff from this place.
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      12-18-2011, 03:26 PM   #3
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I use eshine.ca as well. Ive used wisdomdetail.ca too. Both very reputable. I order from autogeek when I need something they dont have.
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      12-18-2011, 03:39 PM   #4
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yeah, free shipping over $150 and no duties to deal with is attractive. I'll do a compare of prices for products just to see what the differential is. The PCXP is $150 vs $130 in from the US, so not a huge difference.
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Have ordered hundreds of dollars worth from eshine.ca and had no problems.

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      12-18-2011, 09:47 PM   #6
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yeah, free shipping over $150 and no duties to deal with is attractive. I'll do a compare of prices for products just to see what the differential is. The PCXP is $150 vs $130 in from the US, so not a huge difference.
I'm not sure how much compounding you intend on (or if any at all), but if you plan on doing it regularly I'd highly suggest the griots garage 6" as opposed to the pcxp. I've used both extensively (caveat: daily, so hundreds of hours on each), and the GG is straight up a better machine. More motor power, better durability, way better cord. The pcxp is definitely a nice tool, but if you plan on using the machine with any regularity get the GG. If you're using it for polishing/sealing only or very rare compounding the pcxp will be more than enough.
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+1 for eshine.ca
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