We would like to thank all the clients we visited on the tour for their kind hospitality. It was great to meet with all of you.
Considering the wintry conditions in the Mid-West we were fortunate enough to side-step the worst of the weather and stick to our schedule.
If you missed out on the tour and happen to live on the east coast, then you're in luck as the next tour will be the East Coast Tour 2008. We will post an update on the planned route in mid-2008.
Well, it's turned midnight which means the countdown timers have finally stopped and all systems are go for the Dyebrick USA tour 2007.
Due to the volume of work to be done for the meetings in San Francisco and Los Angeles, there will not be many updates on the blog until the tour itself gets underway. We estimate this will be on the 11th December.
The tracking will also only be active during the tour itself, more instructions on how to follow us will be posted when we start moving!
I'm now going for some much needed sleep for the busy month ahead!
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We blended Old English Red with Rustic Brown! Here are my pictures for the 2015 win a camera competition. Thank you for such an awesome product!
AndySaint Clair Shores, Michigan, USA.
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"Thank you Dyebrick!!...I am so impressed with the way your Classic Brick-Red was able to cover my old lime staining problem!"
SebastianDenmark Hill, London. England.
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"We used a 50/50 blend of Dyebrick's Rustic Brown and Classic Brick Red to complete the transformation that you can see in our pictures. What a fantastic product you guys have made..."
NeilWorthing, West Sussex, England.
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You guys have a really good product! I have attached a couple of photos of our project.....we mixed Tudor Brown and Old English Red at 1:1 ratio, using the first dilution.
Heather TysonBrecksville, Ohio, USA.
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Attached are photos using the charcoal stain; it looks great and we’ve had many compliments on the look and colour choice.
