Highest Grade Carnauba Wax, £11.87 for 14oz
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03 July 2000, 10:39 AM
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Mark,
I think the most confusing thing is that you have to cross refer between the product list and the price list. I understand the need to keep them separate so they're easily updatable, but perhaps within the three sections you could divide into price bands (cheap, middling and expensive -- though obviously you want to use better names, or ranges like 10-20 pounds, 20-50, etc.)
HTH
I think the most confusing thing is that you have to cross refer between the product list and the price list. I understand the need to keep them separate so they're easily updatable, but perhaps within the three sections you could divide into price bands (cheap, middling and expensive -- though obviously you want to use better names, or ranges like 10-20 pounds, 20-50, etc.)
HTH
03 July 2000, 10:19 PM
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Carl,
I know what you mean about the price list and I saw Mark today and he commented about simplifying it, so hopefully all will be sorted.
Also he mentioned about a cheaper WW wax, less Carnuraba - only 30% (same Honey Wax) but not as much as his other waxes. That also uses some of cheaper ingredients that HW uses. Price around £12. Pleased he didnt mention it to me sooner otherwise it would have killed this fun thread
Mark sorted my little spot problem on my car. All done without resorting to any abrassive substances or any solvents !
bkar
I know what you mean about the price list and I saw Mark today and he commented about simplifying it, so hopefully all will be sorted.
Also he mentioned about a cheaper WW wax, less Carnuraba - only 30% (same Honey Wax) but not as much as his other waxes. That also uses some of cheaper ingredients that HW uses. Price around £12. Pleased he didnt mention it to me sooner otherwise it would have killed this fun thread
Mark sorted my little spot problem on my car. All done without resorting to any abrassive substances or any solvents !
bkar
04 July 2000, 09:05 PM
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Carl
Biggest enemy I have is lack of time. Perhaps you could pen something for me and email so that I can see what u mean. Be grateful if u could.
Cheers
Re a cheaper wax. Yes it is possible but as BKar says less wax and having to resort to solvents rather than natural oils. This using solvents actually reduces manufacturing costs VERY considerably and then hence the retail price will reduce accordingly.
I@ll have a mess around and see what I come up with.
Biggest enemy I have is lack of time. Perhaps you could pen something for me and email so that I can see what u mean. Be grateful if u could.
Cheers
Re a cheaper wax. Yes it is possible but as BKar says less wax and having to resort to solvents rather than natural oils. This using solvents actually reduces manufacturing costs VERY considerably and then hence the retail price will reduce accordingly.
I@ll have a mess around and see what I come up with.
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