M105 for the consumer line

[akimel]

I have not even tried it yet, but everyone in the forum apparently believes that when applied by hand M105 is superior to ScratchX. Why not, then, make it available under a new product name in a small bottle (perhaps 8 oz), with the explicit stipulation it is to be applied only by hand? At the moment the cost of the 32 oz bottle of M105 is prohibitive for ordinary folk like myself. Why spend so much money for so much product when one is going to use it only occasionally for small scratch removal?

Just a thought.

[VoicesInMyHead]

Re: M105 for the consumer line

ADS has a 12oz sampler for $9.99.

[akimel]

Re: M105 for the consumer line

Modesty forbids me to take credit for the new version of ScratchX ... but I simply want to bring to everyone's attention that I made the suggestion to make M105 available as a scratch remover in the consumer line seven weeks ago. Applause is not necessary.

Hmmm, perhaps I should consider changing my profession to either marketing or prophecy.

Cheers,
Al

[Mike Phillips]

Re: M105 for the consumer line

Modesty forbids me to take credit for the new version of ScratchX ... but I simply want to bring to everyone's attention that I made the suggestion to make M105 available as a scratch remover in the consumer line seven weeks ago. Applause is not necessary.

Hmmm, perhaps I should consider changing my profession to either marketing or prophecy.

Cheers,
Al

Just to note, I can't count how many times someone has suggested this at one of our Saturday Classes or Thursday Night classes over the last YEAR while both products are being demonstrated.

It seems so simple, but it's actually more complicated behind the scenes having to do with product introductions and product placement in the retail world. I myself ask and maybe even pleaded for this change at the first part of the year to make it easier for users and easier to explain/teach in front of 20 to 30 people each Saturday and there's just certain protocols that are followed in the retail world.

In the Cyberworld, with no traditional rules, marketing protocols and distribution channels to deal with, a company can develop a product and then launch it on a website the next day, it doesn't work like that when you're dealing with million dollar accounts and orders for products in the quantities of hundreds of thousands of units.

Seems like it would be so simple, but behind the scenes it just doesn't work that way.

So you are a prophet... along with all those other people...

[akimel]

Re: M105 for the consumer line

So you are a prophet... along with all those other people...

Or as Margaret Mead quipped: "Always remember that you are absolutely unique. Just like everyone else."