Geez! Too bad I already sent them my $25 bucks plus $5 1st class....obviously slooooooow shipping! Thanks for the replies Tom On May 19, 2004, at 3:30 PM, Scott Smith wrote: > > On May 19, 2004, at 4:31 PM, Sam Hotchkiss wrote: > >> I developed the first ever touchup paint for the TiBooks, and I found >> that >> not all TiBooks are exactly the same color, so it didn't match >> everyone's >> book. Not wanting to deliver a less than adequate product, I >> discontinued >> selling them. >> >> I have heard nothing but bad things about TiPaint.com (I still get >> emails >> asking me for paint 2-3 times a week, even though I stopped selling >> it over >> 2 years ago) >> -- >> Samuel W. Hotchkiss >> Apple Product Professional >> > > This shouldn't be rocket science. Any touch up paint will not be "as > nice" as the original finish. It goes on with a finger nail polish > brush unless you want to spring for a air sprayer and tape the area > off. The issue here is customer service. Sam probably did his level > best to make people happy with his product. The company in question > takes your money, doesn't answer emails when customers are waiting and > waiting to receive the purchase. I personally sent three queries that > no one cared to answer. IMO, this company is defunct. Maybe they > don't realize it yet, but creating customer experiences like mine is > an assurance that product will not sell in these times of > communication. O'grady was about to receive a complaint from me for > advertising this product on his site. Just guess what I would tell > someone if I were asked to recommend this product. >