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Dr Shrink - now in Australia

by Nancy Knudsen on 15 Dec 2009
Dr Shrink can wrap any size of item that won’t do well in salty humid air SW
I have long recommended highly the shrink wrapping of valuable spare parts - the starter motor, the spare pump etc - when going cruising away from home shores.

Now you won't have to plead with your butcher any more (read Sail-World http://www.sail-world.com/Cruising/Product-of-the-Week---Shrinkwrap-for-boats/55444!story) because Michigan-based Dr Shrink, who has been shrink wrapping whole boats for years, is now represented in Australia.


Dr. Shrink has appointed www.allmar.com.au!All_Marine_Spares as its first shrinkwrap distributor in Australia.

'While we will be serving the marine industry, we're also looking to extend shrinkwrap and accessory distribution to other markets,' said Brett Hurlstone, a marine engineer with the New South Wales company, in a statement.

All Marine Spares has been a distributor of marine products to the Australian market for over 20 years.

They are a trade-only supplier of marine parts to the Australian marine mechanical industry, so you will still need to go to your local dealer and tell them to contact All Marine Spares.
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