Haven't seen that one before Woody. I'm always leery about a business that makes it difficult or imposable to find out where they are located. It might be there but I couldn’t find it after looking for 5 min. That's the first thing I look for no matter what I'm buying. I want to know if they are a legitimate store or just operating out of a rented storage unit with an Internet link.
I'll bet if you took a survey there are a lot of guys that think like I do and just pass up an online business for the same reasons. Little things like this could mean a lot of money in their pockets. I've never understood why the guys that go through all the work of starting a business couldn't see something as simple and basic as introducing themselves to their clients. Maybe they never bothered to look at their own website, or maybe they should have hired a web designer instead of having their kid design it for them.
Oh, and about the paint Chris, I'd have to agree with woody there, I would stick to a paint supplier. Summit and all the other vendors that sell paint in most cases are just a middle man between you and a paint supplier. That can only drive the price up and cause lots of problems if something isn't right with the procuct.
Denny Graham
Sandwich, IL
