I'm late to the party, but is the glue blue?
The title "tour blue" makes me think this.
Yes, I had it dyed blue so it wouldn't show up on the surface of the tour blue Simons if it was applied to thick.
I'm late to the party, but is the glue blue?
The title "tour blue" makes me think this.
I've been invited to the billiards trade show so I can meet all the table manufacturers to talk about using my glue for installing cushions/facings at the manufacturing level, as well as using my gluing system for installation of the snooker cloth on the Chinese 8b tables as they use racks now to install it, and because of that, it can't be installed very tight. Same reason I'm heading to India as well. I'll also be there with Diamond, doing some live demonstrations installing the bed cloth on a Diamond 7ft, at the Cyclop ball manufacturers trade show booth.Glen,
Having spent a lot of time in China, some cautions.
They try to rip you all the time.
Everything is way more expensive for tourists.
Do not venture out alone to the less popular areas. it is dangerous.
Make sure you have a Mandarin speaker with you if you go out.
They will lie to your face with a smile. Their word is absolutely worthless.
Any deal you make with them they will not honor.
Other than that, it is a interesting country.
Bill S.
Just be sure not to order a burger in India.I've been invited to the billiards trade show so I can meet all the table manufacturers to talk about using my glue for installing cushions/facings at the manufacturing level, as well as using my gluing system for installation of the snooker cloth on the Chinese 8b tables as they use racks now to install it, and because of that, it can't be installed very tight. Same reason I'm heading to India as well. I'll also be there with Diamond, doing some live demonstrations installing the bed cloth on a Diamond 7ft, at the Cyclop ball manufacturers trade show booth.
Hell, i was just kiddin' about getting kidnapped. I guess you might seriously wanna cover your ass over there. I wouldn't go on a bet. Be careful for sure.
...The Chinese communist regime is not about to take this passively. Not very many governments would, including the U.S. government. Imagine the reaction of U.S. officials if Russia were to take a child of Bill Gates into custody for violating Russia’s sanctions on some country.
So, it shouldn’t surprise anyone that China has now taken into custody two Canadian citizens, Michael Kovrig, an analyst for the International Crisis Group, and Michael Spavor, who runs cultural exchanges with North Korea.
The charge against both men? “Suspicion of engaging in activities that endanger national security.”...
https://www.fff.org/2018/12/13/dismiss-the-sanctions-charges-against-meng-wanzhou/
Will adhesive-selling "endanger national security?"
:idea:
Jeff Livingston
Glen,
Having spent a lot of time in China, some cautions.
They try to rip you all the time.
Everything is way more expensive for tourists.
Do not venture out alone to the less popular areas. it is dangerous.
Make sure you have a Mandarin speaker with you if you go out.
They will lie to your face with a smile. Their word is absolutely worthless.
Any deal you make with them they will not honor.
Other than that, it is a interesting country.
Bill S.
Have to agree with Billy here. Good luck in your travels big guy.
Diane Schmidt said the same thing about her mother/who was Korean. If their lips are moving, they are probably lying.
What are you going to do if they want to see your MSDS?
When it comes to lying, I don't think anyone is in the lead over OUR politicians
When it comes to lying, I don't think anyone is in the lead over OUR politicians
And find the nearest American food in China. My boss travels everywhere, and loves food. He could NOT eat in China. Half the time because he just didn't trust what it said it was suppose to be. The other times it just looked like and smelled like garbage. He ran to the nearest McDonalds to eat, a place he never eats when he's at home... but he loved it then.
So, i have to know someone or have been to a place to knock it?? Really? 'Cause i've never been to France or know any French people but i DO know i wouldn't go that ShariaS^*thole on a bet either. I DO know people who travel to China on business and to a man they say as long as you stay in the nicer areas you're semi-safe but other than that all bets are off.
What are you going to do if they want to see your MSDS?
And find the nearest American food in China. My boss travels everywhere, and loves food. He could NOT eat in China. Half the time because he just didn't trust what it said it was suppose to be. The other times it just looked like and smelled like garbage. He ran to the nearest McDonalds to eat, a place he never eats when he's at home... but he loved it then.
Glen, congratulations on the vast new market. please update with photos and info from the trade shows and various pool halls you'll see. I'm sure it will be eye opening in more ways than one.
Also, just a thought, they were professionals in copying and reverse manufacturing over there. I'm no time, you might see knock-off cans of your product on the market at half price. Not sure if there is a way to safeguard against that.