I think Carson does a deal with one of these three Sharks. Lori has a paint related product in the Paint Brush Cover, so she could have interest too.
Fits most single serve coffee makers and standard car cup holders. Features Leak-resistant, Snap-on lids making beverages safe and easy to transport. Several Sharks like doing licensing deals: Kevin and Daymond in particular. 20 oz paper cups for hot or cold beverages. For a 15 year old kid to be shipping product and hustling in a business like this is a little crazy. As an early woman entrepreneur in California, founded Spicerite Gourmet Foods, inc., efficiently managed every step of the. The Frog Tape thing makes me think so even more. Sharks always respond well to kidtrepreneurs, so I think Carson will get a deal. Will Sharks Want to Touch this Investment? If a company like that is on board, then so am I. It makes me wonder if they stole the idea or if they are licensing it. One thing I found while looking up this company is Frog Tape – a painting accessories company, is selling their own branded version of The Touch Up Cup. My pecuniary nature hates it when I have to dispose of spoiled paint. It’s something I’d definitely buy when I do my next paint project. I’ve done more than my fair share of painting over the years and I like this idea.
They likely want a Shark’s help getting into other big box home improvement outlets. As of now, they sell from their website, Wal Mart and Amazon. A championship bout following an NHL game. (Photo by Chris Tanouye/Getty Images) TEMPE A neutral site in a cozy, uptempo arena. Jason says the business brought them closer together, too. The PHF will make its Arizona debut Sunday at Mullett Arena for the Isobel Cup Final between the Toronto Six and Minnesota Whitecaps. They claim paint will last ten years in the Touch Up Cup.Ĭarson does most of the shipping and day to day operations while his dad, Jason, handles the relationships with manufacturers and patent issues. When you need to touch something up, just shake the cup and paint away. It’s basically an air tight, plastic container with a stainless steel mixing ball inside. Paint cans don’t have a completely air tight seal once opened, so over time, they can ruin the paint.Ĭarson put on his thinking cap and came up with a simple solution: the Touch Up Cup. When they opened the paint cans, the paint had gone bad. One day, his dad Jason asked him to help touch up some paint around their house. He’s one of those kids who sees a problem and finds a way to fix it. Carson Grill, the 15 year old inventor of The Touch Up Cup is going places.
0 kommentar(er)
