I never had any trouble finding wiper blade refills for my 1998 Honda Accord or 2000 Toyota Echo.  They were inexpensive because all you bought was the rubber part of the blade.  The steel strips to reinforce them were retained from the original wipers.

When my 2008 Nissan Frontier passenger wiper blade edge separated from the rest of the wiper I started looking for a replacement.  Refills I found claiming to be for my Frontier were usually refills for an after-market replacement arm assembly and did not fit my stock wipers.  I did finally find a Trico refill for my passenger side (18-240, narrow profile) but their recommended driver's side refill (24-240) is the same profile but needs to be wider (9mm vs 7mm??)

Local auto parts stores all say they stopped carrying OEM refills.  I could get a new wiper arm but years ago when I did that I regretted the poor quality of the replacement and the way it never quite fit the window as well.


Question: Changing package names before building in Bamboo
Answer: I'm not familiar with Bamboo and you did not include much information about your build system. If you are using maven, you could use the shade plugin:


  This plugin provides the capability to package the artifact in an uber-jar, including its dependencies and to shade - i.e. rename - the packages of some of the dependencies.


The second example here shows how to configure package renaming. The resulting jar file would then have to be processed by rapc as in Chris Lerchers comment to his answer. It should be possible to also integrate this in a maven build using the exec plugin.