I've used Eastwood products over the years with generally good success. I like the idea of getting similar products from the same source as you get a much better chance of them working together properly. I also like the fact that they have many "How To" videos taught by people who seem to know what they are doing. They're a bit like the Walloth Nesch of the fab/repair/custom world.
The one downside is their shipping department. You never really know if what you ordered is actually in stock or not until you get your shipment. And it seems to take a good bit of time for the stuff to arrive. For those who are spoiled by the Amazon Prime way of life, it take some patience.
What are your experiences with them?
The one downside is their shipping department. You never really know if what you ordered is actually in stock or not until you get your shipment. And it seems to take a good bit of time for the stuff to arrive. For those who are spoiled by the Amazon Prime way of life, it take some patience.
What are your experiences with them?
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