PSP Question
- Thread starter eric
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Go to www.pspevents.com
actually that link isnt working yet...Type in
66.226.65.230 in the address bar to get you there
You can find Lane's email and number there..Give em a call..Im sure he'd be happy to help you out...
actually that link isnt working yet...Type in
66.226.65.230 in the address bar to get you there
You can find Lane's email and number there..Give em a call..Im sure he'd be happy to help you out...
lane doesnt sell paint
you need to talk to one of the paint vendors
your best bet is the sales person of your home field but anyone can get paint at the event for fifty bucks or less depending who you ask when you get there
you need to talk to one of the paint vendors
your best bet is the sales person of your home field but anyone can get paint at the event for fifty bucks or less depending who you ask when you get there
Did I Say he Sold Paint??
But yeah eric,call all 400 paint companies selling paint on site and get the same run around with answers like,"we're not sure yet,but it will be competitive...Try,Lane first..Im sure he can give you a realistic run down on the prices...
But yeah eric,call all 400 paint companies selling paint on site and get the same run around with answers like,"we're not sure yet,but it will be competitive...Try,Lane first..Im sure he can give you a realistic run down on the prices...
The correct answer is that Lane nor PSP have any idea what paint will be sold for until it is actually being sold.
The vendors pay PSP for the right to be on site selling paint, but they (vendors) have complete control over their prices and Lane is not privy to their plans until they open the doors of their trucks.
I do know that I have seen paint sold for as low as $20 a case(not very good paint) and as high as $80-90 for top of the line paint like Imperial and Evil.
You are also allowed to bring in your own paint if you would like.
I would suggest buying paint at the event. You can try a little of everything and make decisions on price/quality in real time. Some days this ball shoots better than that one, and a particular run of paint is shooting well. You favorite barnd of XYZ paint may usually shoot fine, but for what ever reason, the particulare batch of ABC paint is shooting like darts today, and that is the run that is being sold off the back of the truck parked right there on the venue grounds.
The vendors pay PSP for the right to be on site selling paint, but they (vendors) have complete control over their prices and Lane is not privy to their plans until they open the doors of their trucks.
I do know that I have seen paint sold for as low as $20 a case(not very good paint) and as high as $80-90 for top of the line paint like Imperial and Evil.
You are also allowed to bring in your own paint if you would like.
I would suggest buying paint at the event. You can try a little of everything and make decisions on price/quality in real time. Some days this ball shoots better than that one, and a particular run of paint is shooting well. You favorite barnd of XYZ paint may usually shoot fine, but for what ever reason, the particulare batch of ABC paint is shooting like darts today, and that is the run that is being sold off the back of the truck parked right there on the venue grounds.
Thanks 4 clearing that up..
But there ya go Eric,cuz I think thats the same answer Lane would have given
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But there ya go Eric,cuz I think thats the same answer Lane would have given
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