Deep Green Paint and Stain Remover

Interesting product I wonder if it works in the real world?

O.K. Who's gonna order some and try it out? I'm already testing out products for the foreseeable future so I'm out.
Just went to their website. Website isn't finished and I guess you have to use the contact page to try and order some. It would have been nice to see a finished website full of information and an easy way to order the product. I'm more than a little sceptical now.

Man dem boys a missing a lot of business calls. I heard all of our calls coming in to order while he was filming and the other guy was watching him use the product.

I'd try it, I'll try anything just for the experience. I would want to rinse that stuff though.

I wonder if it really works

You can order it at steambrite for 15.00 plus 8.00 shipping, Go ahead and order it Jose then spill some paint ink etc let it isit for a week and let us know if it works

Hmmmm Interesting.............I may be in for that test!   

Looks very impressive and included all the hot-button words (no residue, green, water-based, any carpet, all stains, easy). That makes me very skeptical, but it looks worth the try to find out.

Looks good to me. Can they make it in a bar form is what I wanna know. Replace the fels bar.

Hello all! I'm the manufacturer of Deep Green. If anyone has any questions or needs more info, let me know. The
video was of one of my salesman actually making a sales call. It wasn't rehearsed or planned. I will have a professional presentation in the coming weeks and ecommerce available on the site. The product has only been available since December and I've been so busy making product and sales calls. I'm not as good at making websites as I am making a great product, but you will see some cool things shortly. Thanks for taking interest.

What's you number deep green? I got some questions and want to buy some.

The Deep Green toll free number is 855-99KLEAN(55326). I'm more than happy to share product knowledge, over 35 years using this compound mostly in public and christian schools. I've been very successful getting the product into the classroom for teachers and students to keep their classrooms clean. From Paint, Ink, Gum and Adhesive in the Carpets and Upholstery to making old dry erase boards white again, cleaning pencil, marker, paint and glue off the tables, walls and floors. Motivating administrators and educators to be pro-active in keeping the school clean. Deep Green is the most user friendly product on the market, it won't even burn cuts when applied to your skin, there's no odor or dyes or any harsh chemicals that would offend anyone.

Okay, I'm in....time to try it.

Thanks for chiming in deepgreenmaker. It sounds like you have a wonderful product. I'm looking forward to seeinf more info on your product.

Anytime Pro Touch, it's really rewarding making a product people get enthused about. I'm anxious to hear what you all have to say after you try the product.
I assume this board is frequented by some real professionals in the cleaning world and I hope some or all of you try my product and find some purposes that deep green stain remover has better results than what your currently using.

deepgreenmaker wrote:Anytime Pro Touch, it's really rewarding making a product people get enthused about. I'm anxious to hear what you all have to say after you try the product.
I assume this board is frequented by some real professionals in the cleaning world and I hope some or all of you try my product and find some purposes that deep green stain remover has better results than what your currently using.

Any special price for this forum members with over 40 reputation points ?   

Any member here that orders a case of pints or gallons, I will offer 10 per cent off. If you message or call me and leave your email, I can send a brochure with more instructions and my wholesale price list.

Hi Deep Green Maker welcome to the forum

I would like to see you sending out free samples to a few of the members here. What do you say?

Great idea...if it works as advertised, group buy!!

Mo wrote:Hi Deep Green Maker welcome to the forum

I would like to see you sending out free samples to a few of the members here. What do you say?

I always like free samples idea and if I'm included in "a few of the members here" categories, I'm willing to pay for shipping :-)

I love giving samples when I'm out on sales calls, but here I'm going to offer free shipping to first of you to dive in and buy a case and give your review to the others. So on top of ten percent off a case of 24 jars I will throw in the shipping which is worth about another ten percent to the first member who gives my product a try. If more than one of you take the offer that's fine. Call me at 855-995-5326 for the total price with this deal.

So you come on the forum to promote your product and you're going to have pros test your product and spread the word for you and you want each member to by a case 0f 24 jars to test.

I heard a few members say they wanted to purchase, so as a manufacturer and salesman I am offering a steep discount realizing this could be a good market for my product. Typically cleaning companies order products by the case. If someone wants to buy retail, one of my distributors is steambrite.com. Thanks for your consideration.

Thanks for letting me visit your site, I'm not against giving someone a sample, but two members here expressed interest in making a purchase. Maybe you and the other's can give them that opportunity and then wait for their review. If noone here wants to purchase, I wouldn't mind sending a sample.

Hey deep green, I'd say you start some sort of contest and the winning prize be a jar of your product.

It's fun, lots of the guys here will participate and you can say you gave away a product you stand behind.

We have a lot of suppliers here take this route.

I'm with ya btw. I hate free stuff with out something given back to the group.

Hey Ryan, You WON! Your reply was a great idea and no use for a competition ! Send me an address and I will send you a few samples. Please take your time trying it on several things before you give your honest report to the group. BTW yes you do need to rinse when using deep green straight from the jar. Apply the paste then cover with water, scrub with brush to create a thick foam which you can absorb with a clean terry towel or an extractor. Also for gum, wax, paint, adhesive or anything hardened or sticky
apply deep green and then cover with very hot water to soften and then scrape or scrub the stain out. I will include instructions and an up to date SDS for you.