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Hey Ron Thanks! I've been trying to play catch up here and just came across this thread.

Smaller orders place at TheProSealerStore I don't don't care what Russell does just as long as he keeps Scott stocked up. :bouncy:

Good thread Beth. Thanks

I've used Bakers Gray Away and Wood-Tux last year. I've done several decks with Wood Tux: Warm Honey Gold and don't think I will be using that color anymore. Especially since the Denver Broncos aren't doing very well. I think Russel has a very good product. I love the spread rate of Wood-Tux and the fact that it's a one coat stain although I may try some WoodRich stuff this year and see how well I like it, I may change? I don't think I will order anymore Warm Honey Gold color. I will probably only use Western Cedar and Brown Sugar this year. I think it would be a good year for Russel to keep his product on the shelves and keep his fellow contractors happy. Especially before raising prices. If something happens again with Wood-Tux this year in addition to raising his prices I think many contractors will say bye bye... including myself.

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Happy Holidays everyone!! Stay Safe!!

To me what's important is that the distributor will have: 1. Friendly & Caring Service. 2. Knowledge about the products being sold. 3. The product will ship right away. 4. The trust that I can call "such and such distributor" and get the product for a good price and not having to shop around. They don’t necessarily have to be the lowest but only a small difference that I'm not going to care.

They have no clue what they are doing.

Craigslist can sometimes generate good quality leads. Last year I got an IPE deck that I do ever year worth $2,000. I have to say though most of the craigslist are people in the lower class living bracket and low baller fly by night companies. I wish craiglist would charge to be listed in the service directory (a very small fee even $1). This would eliminate some of the hacks with the Home Depot Pressure Washers. There are people that just sit there listing in every directory offering to do anything and everything for $15.