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just thought id share this and youse are always welcome to use this as a sales pitch to sell the premium priced vetrazzo
This is what i decided to do when attempted to do my own concrete tops…i get alot of people saying Vetrazzo is too expensive…those Vodka sky bottles they use must really cost…anyway I created this as a gag to show those type of customers that really cant afford a high budget..it gets them laughing and they seem to pick the vetrazzo after I show them their choices
Look at the lovely Mad dog 20/20…wine that never saw a grape
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lets not forget wild irish rose.JPG)
and oh..not the strawberry boones farm
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I also thru a couple of cigarette packs in the mix to and used up the broken glass i have in coffee cans for various inlays.JPG)
Then ya show them the Vetrazzo and its an easy sale
good luck fella fabricators..below is Paladian gray vetrazzo.jpg)
That is some nice work. Be sure to save that sample as your first. It can go in the Smithsonian someday.
I would pick the Vetrazzo myself also.
Lipstick on a pig, can’t disguse that its still a pig
.. All those “green” products are overpriced. Guess being “Green” means the company makes more green in the form of $$$Gene, throw a Jameson’s bottle face in there I might use is on my disco dance floor ooooowwwwwwcccch!
Gene:
I think you’re really onto something with the Mad Dog countertop. Veterazzo Verschmazzzo, give me the Mad Dog top!
Joe
Posted By Wags on 07 Feb 2009 03:45 PM
Lipstick on a pig, can’t disguse that its still a pig
.. All those “green” products are overpriced. Guess being “Green” means the company makes more green in the form of $$$
This is the case with everything though. Remember when Corian sinks were over $1000? Law of supply and demand.
Posted By Wags on 10 Feb 2009 04:54 PM
They had good reason to be over $1,000, failure rate was about 90% Wags:
I fancy myself a bit of a solid surface historian but that’s the first I’ve ever heard of that. Could you please substantiate or elaborate a bit Master?
Your humble Grasshopper,
Joe
We had, maybe, a 5% failure rate on the Fountainhead KO2O sink. I would be surprised if we have had a total of 10 Corian failures since we have been in business.
The first Corian sink I sold was $1,450. I could barely get the words out of my mouth. We were paying over $1,100 for the sink.
Linda
Posted By Kowboy on 10 Feb 2009 09:05 PM
Posted By Wags on 10 Feb 2009 04:54 PM
They had good reason to be over $1,000, failure rate was about 90% Wags:
I fancy myself a bit of a solid surface historian but that’s the first I’ve ever heard of that. Could you please substantiate or elaborate a bit Master?
Your humble Grasshopper,
Joe
I’ve been around Solid Surface for almost 30 years and I dont remember this.
Posted By Linda on 11 Feb 2009 09:28 AM
We had, maybe, a 5% failure rate on the Fountainhead KO2O sink. I would be surprised if we have had a total of 10 Corian failures since we have been in business.
The first Corian sink I sold was $1,450. I could barely get the words out of my mouth. We were paying over $1,100 for the sink.
Linda
Linda:
You’re giving away your age, girlfriend!
Joe
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