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· PaInTeR ExTrAoRdInAiRe
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You know Sherwin and pricing, so it's all a negotiation. The new FFLP tips should be the same cost as what you were paying for the original FF tips, since I'm pretty sure the new FFLP tips will be replacing the original FF tips completely as soon as they've liquidated all old stock.

That $36.99 price is ok if you're not making plans to go into a SW store anytime soon, but if you are, they should be able to beat it by a few bucks. I'll have to double-check my price sheet, but pretty sure I'm right at $31.99 for in-store purchase.
I just called. Nothing in stock price on the $37ish. :sad:

So I think I'm gonna buy them from you. :wink:
 

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I had two on order, one from SW and one from my other main supplier, Miller. SW charged me $36 and Miller $55. When Miller hit me with that I told them they needed to reassess their price and they did. Got credited with the difference as a result. I think their regular price is now going to be $37.50(?).
Ebay it is for me then. :smile:
 

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I found them from a paint store 45 minutes away for $36.99. On Amazon of all places. Free shipping so ordered from amazon.


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Link?

I only got a showerhead on Amazon. :sad:
 

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https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=Graco+low+pressure+tip

I went with a 518 this time. Curious how that would work for priming drywall. Might make the 395 better for drywall priming on smaller jobs since my big old airlessco needs a new prime valve and has been sitting idle for a few years now. I don't really want to fire up the old sprayer for a basement prime job.
Dean. It's the same seller on Amazon and Ebay. :biggrin:
 
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