Expendables Recycler

Let’s say you need Panchro, the «expendables recycler» will sell the generic brand and tell you it’s the same thing. Well, it’s not and you just got screwed. I’ve had this happen with countless items

Super kind, good inventory, great price.
They kindly reserved an item for me for a day and when I got there, they prepped it with my info/​order sheet on top.
Quick and easy!
I would definitively come back.
Call before you go there to see if they have what you are looking for. They will kindly explain with several options.

Best kept secret in the industry!!! These guys are great!!! What you need… Fair prices… And get in, get out. LOVE IT!

This place is so great. They have everything from gel rolls to gaff tape at a discount. If you want to save money on Expendables, this is your place.

Such a great place to get all the tape, gels, lens cleaner, you name it. They sell at a cheaper price than the big guys and will even prepare your order for you to pick up if you call ahead. Such a gem in the world of expendables

Greatest place ever. Super fast quotes and awesome bargains. Literally the greatest place for expendable if you’re working on a super tight budget AND you can sell back your unused expendables in most cases.

I remember the first time I ever bought expendables from these guys. I was trolling the neighborhood in my 16 ft. box truck, scanning the area for a depot of some sort. I came to the address and there sat a quaint little house rested amongst many others on this domestic suburban street. «This can’t be it», I said to myself as I stare down at the address on my phone then to the curb. At that moment I realize the gate is ajar, and I notice the garage door open on the other side and some type of deal going down. «Is this the moonshine still of expendable services?» I was about to find out.
I enter the backyard and find myself greeted by two guys in the garage, «come on in.» «Bizzarre…», I think to myself,”…but I’m down.” I walk into this relic of a garage; a museum of sorts with all types of ancient nic-nac’s and gear strewn from the ceiling, all labelled with a quiz card or nifty fact. Amongst this legacy is every expendable you could ever want. Showcard, gels, bullets, tie-​line, tapes, add-​a-​taps, cube-​taps, mogal adapters, globes & bulbs, the list goes on… and on…
I see a box with my name on it. Everything I had asked for in my list sat aside for me and I am processed within minutes. «$ 29.» «Is that it?» This is less than half of what I would have paid at the wholesale expendables store in Burbank and I’m finding it in this small, quaint, mom & pop type business in a garage?
Some old dusty business coach once said, «Never sell past the closing.»
I’m sold.