March 2009

SPECIAL OF THE MONTH -
PRODUCTION FILL STICKS

Why give a discount for minor damages? Why restart a touch-up job for a little nick? Save money and time with our unique easy fill production fill sticks!

Use to conceal small holes and gouges and fill any open joint sections. Our stick are blended from high grade wax that won't shrink and their low cost makes these sticks a must have repair tool. And what makes these sticks better than your local Hardware store brand... THEY CAN BE TOPCOATED!!!

Call us today to save 30% off our regular Production Fill Stick prices for the month of March 2009!.

Click here to see the Production Fill Stick colour assortment

TIPS TO HELP YOU SAVE MONEY

Aside from our Production Fill Sticks that are on sale this month, DFP offers you many different tools that can help you save money. For example, the DFP Touch-Up Seminar is an excellent tool for furniture stores or distributors looking to reduce discounts, service calls and returns. Why not send one of your warehouse employees to our seminar and empower them to help you save money, and this can be had for as little as $199.95*. That is the cost of calling a Touch-Up Professional once or twice.

If you are a manufacturer, we also offer an on-site Touch-Up Seminar where we not only train your employees to cost-effectively do touch up repairs, but we also look for ways that you can improve your production line to minimize the need for repairs.

If you would like to sign-up for our next seminar or get more information about our on-site options, call 1-800-354-4445 and ask for Corin (ext. 6048).

More information on our DFP Touch-Up Seminar

DFP TOUCH UP SEMINAR - UPDATE

If you are interested in taking our touch-up seminar, please don't wait to sign up as we only have a few places left for our seminars in April in Montreal and Toronto.

3 places are left for the Monteal Seminar
4 places are left for the Toronto seminar.

A $100 deposit is required to secure your registration.

UPDATES

Last month we wrote about our Wax-Off. We forgot to mention that many refinishers also use Wax Off after using a vanish/paint remover. These thick removers are filled with wax which helps them adhere to vertical surfaces, leaving a waxy residue in the pores of the wood. Wax Off will remove that residue leaving the surface ready to stain, paint or finish.