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    Just a general comment to go along with the flow. When you get ripped on chrome it's more on the quality side than the price side (though it's tough to separate the two). Out here it's gotten to where you can almost bet you'll have to reject the first delivery attempt for scratches, ripples, pits, or "nickle" spots. The bulk of their business must be from price only shoppers where they get away with delivering poor quality.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter
    Just a general comment ...

    When you get ripped on chrome it's more on the quality side than the price side (though it's tough to separate the two)
    I have heard rodders say that Advance was way too high or that it cost a them a ton of $$$ ... But I have NEVER heard a bad word about the quality ...
    Going 33 and 1/3 rpms in a IPOD world

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    My point exactly!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter
    My point exactly!
    I generally pick up an Advance price catalog every year and usually decide that paint is really best for me - I do have to say that their stuff is nicely done, just not sure why I need to spend that amount of money.

    A problem that I have heard from some folks, mostly resto car parts, is that many platers over buff a part before plating and the detail lines are gone forever - and some of these pieces are made from unobtanium .
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    There were doing a GREAT business in Knoxville this past weekend ...
    I had to wait in line for 20 minutes to give them my parts and get the price ...
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