For Sale: SPI Universal Clear Kit 1:1 (Brand New Unopened)

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visvals

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Hey all!

I bought a set of SPI Universal Clear Kit 1:1 One Gallon (Activator Speed - Very Slow) but ended up having zero use for it.

I was going to supply my painter with the clear for use on my car but ended up going with the Sikkens line he had in shop already so I have no use for this and it will just be sitting collecting dust. Unfortunately the supplier I bought it off of doesn't have a return policy so I have to try and find my own means of off-loading it.

I paid $490 but I'd be happy if someone took the kit off my hands for $400 $300, win-win for the both of us!

Again everything is unopened and still remains in the delivery box it was shipped in.

Please let me know if you have any questions :)
 

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visvals said:
I posted a picture of my order confirmation; I bought it a couple weeks ago from an online retailer 'TropicalGlitz' who's a retailer that stocks SPI products.
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Noted. If I ever order anything from them there will be no SPI products add to the order. I order SPI direct from the tap.
 
metalman said:
Noted. If I ever order anything from them there will be no SPI products add to the order. I order SPI direct from the tap.
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I don't think I would order anything from them if their prices reflect the same type of price markup of their other products.
 
Where I live ( a state with about 90,000 square miles)--SPI told me on the phone I would need to order from their jobber first---they had one jobber.................located in the least populated, most poor area, with few auto body businesses. He couldn't seem to answer his phone or e-mails to place an order --so no go with him. A waste of time and effort with him. I thought jobbers were all supposed to be on a level playing field for pricing, stocking availability, and standardized method of no-cost delivery method?
 
elwood said:
Well if they marked it up 33% then that would be about right. Without getting the calculator out of course.
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You aren't factoring in the fact that SPI sells at a pretty significant discount to their jobbers. So in actuality at least 100% markup more than likely.
 
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