Proprietor Series From Kong Armor. ( so far very tough)

My first ever Proprietor Series Deck From Kong Armor has been a tough deal. .........


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 Proprietor Series is intended to be extra Special Deck Paint Systems Handcrafted by Myself Personally and not my crews or laborers.

The very first one is pictured above. And is going on its 10th full day of production.

  And no doubt I've lost monetarily on it at this point.

 However, I'm hoping that the media content from the project and the overall exceptional quality of the Deck itself will sell more.

   1 of 4 Decks Scheduled this year....

    What have been the challenges so far? 


 Time in general.    

 The Proprietor Series Decks from Kong Armor are supposed to be about ( quality above all else) 

 There not all necessarily gonna be multi-colored systems like the current one . 

 But the thing is, I'm finding out they take a great deal of my time and energy
.....

       IF IM PERSONALLY DOING THE PRODUCTION THEN I CANNOT DO SALES, MARKETING, AND OR ANY OTHER TASK FOR MY BUSINESSES.  

   🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍🦍

  
  This video is of me up 25 feet approximately from the ground painting the top of the pergola that is part of this deck system

   My Hope for Proprietor Series Decks ❗


   My hope is that I can produce a few decks personally each year for Kong Armor. 

  And that I can set the bar for other deck painters in Northern Kentucky , with ultra high quality standards. 

   All Kong Armor Decks are produced via top notch quality standards.... 

 But my hope is for the Proprietor Series Decks to stand out as Unique And Special. 

      

  I GUESS WILL SEE OVER TIME
ANTHONY FORD. 

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