Soft Close Photos
My very good friends at LE Johnson want me to share a few stunning photos with you.
Each one of the doors you'll see can be equipped with their
revolutionary soft-close mechanism.
To discover how you can adapt your current LE Johnson pocket, slider or wall-mount
doors with the soft-close hardware, CLICK HERE NOW.
It goes without saying you can get it on new LE Johnson doors too!
Maggie's Paint-Review Observation
You may be one of my subscribers that I've shaken your hand or given you a hug. I'm blessed to have been able to see you in person.
Maybe I've stayed at your home, ridden in your Jeep in Sedona and flown around the red
rocks in a helicopter you rented or gone to your splendid gun and rod club.
I could go on and on and it's my hope to meet you one day if our paths have yet to cross.
There's also an elite group of subscribers who've sent me things or made something for me. It's almost impossible to describe
that joy or wonderment!
Maggie's in this group. She loves to knit and most recently made me a Morse muff. It's a stunning hand-warming muff I can use while doing outdoor amateur radio in the cold.
I had a case of frostbite in my late teens to both hands and the doctor told me I'd forever
have heightened cold sensitivity. He was spot on.
But I digress!!!!!
Maggie emailed my last week after I introduced you to the two amazing True Value paints - the X-O Rust spray paint and the EasyCare interior paint.
You can get these at your local True Value hardware store, but I also provided links to both paints at Amazon.com.
Maggie went to Amazon, poked around and read the reviews.
Here's what she emailed me:
"True Value might want to look at how few stars their paint is being given: not exactly a raving
endorsement?
I’m not sure why I’d want to buy paint online unless it was exactly a color/brand I’ve had before but even that would be a stretch. Seeing those reviews would deter me from going to the store!"
I also received a grumble comment from a subscriber who had an issue with the X-O Rust spray paint.
Here was my response to Maggie and the other subscriber. My thoughts are based on selling my Stain Solver oxygen bleach for twenty-one years and having to deal with complaining customers.
1. You never ever should assume the person writing the review (complaining) knows how to do the project or use the material.
2. The reviewer could have a dog in the fight. They
could work for a competing company, distributor or retailer.
3. The reviewer could be like many who NEVER EVER read the instructions on the label.
4. The reviewer may not possess the needed hand-eye coordination required to get excellent results.
I could go on and on......
When it comes to paint, you need to realize that MANY PEOPLE have NO CLUE how to apply paint. I know because I've WATCHED THEM TRY TO PAINT.
They might be using cheap rollers and brushes. They may not have washed the walls.
They may be over-rolling the paint and spreading it too thin.
They may not have shaken the can of spray paint enough so the solids needed for coverage get mixed in.
They may not know
how to spray paint. Their lack of skill then causes runs or other defects.
Get the point? Don't ASSUME the reviewers are QUALIFIED to render a valid and objective opinion.
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