New EDGE Product: Reflections Carry-All Bucket

We're not absolutely sure yet, but it should be about the same as any bucket sold on the various detailing sites.

 

I do hope it works out well for you. Im not sure why people would think I want you to do bad. I was just expressing my concern that the product might not sell well. There are also other concerns that have been discussed elsewhere, but I wont get into that stuff since itll be seen as negative and us not getting along. :shakehead: Its a shame people cant post a simple opinion on something here without it being seen as bashing or not getting along with others. Other peoples opinions just open your eyes to new possibilities, or make you value your own more. You should take them into consideration whether positive or negative. You'll only benefit from it.

 

Remember one thing I learned in management; its not what you say its how you say it

 

Always a good guy Brad! I hope all goes good! BEST OF LUCK! Ill buy one just to support u! :joint:

 

Very true. I went back and reviewed all of my posts and I do not see where they were harsh or anything. I made it pretty clear I didnt mean any harm. Maybe to euth1 they were, but this isnt his thread. So shadybreal, if I hurt your feelings then Im sorry. I was trying to help and express my concern. I have nothing against you at all.

 

That's the problem with being behind a computer screen/monitor...you never know how the person is saying/typing things....as far as I can see the forum is open to all to speak freely and I for one enjoy both good and bad critisism... but that's just me...the only way I can improve is by taking the good along with the bad...that's just my :2cents: though :hippie:

 

People also read things differently. But like you said, "the only way I can improve is by taking the good along with the bad..." Id almost prefer more constructive criticism then people saying nothing but, looks good, awesome, nice work. When really, there are a lot of things that need to be improved upon.

 

Yup, I agree with you but at the same time it's important to remember that when someoen is providing there feed back/opinion to take it and use it and take it with out feeling insulted...basically what I mean is if someone provides criticism that you don't get pissed off with it...just take it as that...man do you know how many political wars start that way it's sad...but funy in a way hahahaha....I for one love criticism but that's just me

 

Very well put Nica.

 

I think you really have to take a lot of thing into account before you just pull the trigger and start handing out criticism (constructive or not) because like detailing criticism is really subjective. What I mean is if I know a guys work on here and it is really good and I see something odd or wrong in his detail then I probably won't say anything because I consider it an anomaly and not the norm. Rather than saying "hey you didn't do this" or "it would have looked better if you had done this" I may approach it as "Is there a reason you decided not to do this or that?" This allows the poster to explain why or ask for input on how to do this or that.

For example richy did a post on here of a vehicle he did. Well I have seen enough of richy's work to know that he is a damn fine detailer. One poster (and I don't remember who and not trying to single anyone out by any means it's just an example) said good detail but would have been better if you had dressed the wheel wells. Well richy explained that with the weather if he had done it by the time the customer was down the block they would have looked the same so it would have been a futile effort. Well I saw it but figured that as good as richy is he had a reason, and sure enough he did. When someone neglects an area that you think could "be improved upon" there may be a very valid reason. So why not ask in not such a critical manner so the person can explain and not feel attacked. Like FMINUS said not what you say but how you say it.