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Here is a quick look at 2 paint production mistakes that can spread through paint companies in a subtle way, leaving owners wondering why profits were low, in spite of selling high estimates.
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I just watched your JLC video, “tips on how to clean & maintain paintbrushes”. It is absolutely ridiculous that this job is still being done by hand. I was a painting contractor for many years and have developed the world’s first cleaning system for any paintbrush. It is The Brushmate, it is a professional paintbrush cleaning power tool, and will THOROUGHLY clean any paintbrush from the very tips of the bristle, to deep within the heel, IN 90 SECONDS!
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Ted Brackett
Seraphim Enterprises
We appreciate the pitch, Ted. But please stay closer to the topic of the discussion at hand if you choose to participate.
Nice end of year wrap up. Thanks Scott and Todd
Thanks, Mathew. Hope you have a great holiday. We have been enjoying seeing your vids lately.