New stone care book

[Mike Marsoun]

Ted, If I remember correctly, didn't I send you a copy of my book...for free! Hmmmm.

Have you seen Maurizios. He sent me a pre pub edition. It is huge! Not sure if it is out there yet...

[Ted McFadden]

Originally Posted by Mike Marsoun

Ted, If I remember correctly, didn't I send you a copy of my book...for free! Hmmmm.

Have you seen Maurizios. He sent me a pre pub edition. It is huge! Not sure if it is out there yet...

Mike,

Haven't seen Maurizio's and although you did send me a copy of yours, I was only able to skim it. As I recall, it was an electronic copy and I didn't use a laptop at the time. My book is not so much a how to of refinishing but more of a, as Andy said, a "how to not loose your ass" getting started in refinishing book. It takes the edge off and provides that information that most people need to take the plunge into our world. It's not a bible of stone, it's a "you can do this and with practice be good at it" book.

Anyways, send me your address. I do owe you a copy. Maybe you can offer some criticism. Thanks.

[STONECARECONCEPTS]

Hi Ted, i'm new to the business and forum.I would like to purchase your book. How do i get my hands on it lol. Thanks Angelo.

[Eric J]

Originally Posted by Stone Dude

I was not asked to post this and I am not being compensated in any way.

Here is a recently released book on stone care, written by my friend Ted McFadden who posts here ocassionally. I read it before it was published and I feel it is a great read for those of you just getting started. This will give you basic understanding and help you get going the right way.

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Stonecareconcepts, click on this link to go to his webpage to order.

[Ted McFadden]

Originally Posted by STONECARECONCEPTS

Hi Ted, i'm new to the business and forum.I would like to purchase your book. How do i get my hands on it lol. Thanks Angelo.

Angelo,

The link that Eric provided will take you there. If you have any other questions please don't hesitate to ask. You can post job questions here, on this forum as you can see. There are a lot of guys that can help you.

Thanks

[STONECARECONCEPTS]

Thanks for the link.You guys are a great help.Have a good weekend.

[Mike Marsoun]

Ted, Liked the book, read it the first night. Excellent photos and graphics really help make your point. Liked the way you articulated the "crystalization" issue, very well said, I totally agree. I think this would be a great guide to go along with a little training to remind the operators to stay on track with all the step by step procedures, and how to stay out of trouble, which can be one of the hardest results to achieve. Great work man!

[Ted McFadden]

Mike, thank you for this. Can you email me about a possible opportunity to represent your book in St Louis in October?

Thank again.