lol, you guys and your business offers, selling haloz.biz or my equipment would be like selling my right leg, I'll always need something to lean on when sh!t gets thick.

HALOZ IS MINE!!! ALLL MMIIIIINNNE!!! MUAHHHAHAHAHAHAHA

lol

 

Yes Moo, that's what it is in it's simplest form. Blacktibs went further with it and found acrylic rods that were round and a better thickness than curtain rods. He also upped the ante on the installation of the LEDs (or a few LEDs per halo depending on colors), as well as the very professional clear material that connects the ends of the loop. The notches are close to perfect in deptch and in distance apart, which makes for a superior even glow around the halo. He then took it even further and researched and experimented in order to accomodate cars other than his own (Accents, Elantras, Sonatas... etc).

Way to go man!

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Blacktibs)</div><div class='quotemain'>lol, you guys and your business offers, selling haloz.biz or my equipment would be like selling my right leg, I'll always need something to lean on when sh!t gets thick.

HALOZ IS MINE!!! ALLL MMIIIIINNNE!!! MUAHHHAHAHAHAHAHA

lol</div>

lol, so after your other site gets going good are you going to continue it?? man I'd be hiring someone to do it and making them sign a paper saying they won't tell anyone else how to do it. sounds like your making pretty good money with this. laugh.gif I was hoping you were going to let go so I could implement above plan, hehe, well I hope your still making them a year or so down the road when I wanna buy a set tongue.gif

 

yeah I have help now, I'm training.

See the whole problem about training though, is this is not something that can be taught, it must be experienced.

What people pay for when they buy from me, is not the product, its the service. I've been doing this full time for the past 2 years, which is fine for getting some cash in my pocket, and new parts for the car. I just cant rely on this to stand the test of time. I'm getting married in June, and its not just about me and the tiburon anymore. So things evolve to a higher playing field is all. I'm not going anywhere, just I'm a busy bastard, and making people wait when things get crazy is too much to handle.

Imagine what goes through my head when someone b****es and moans about the 40 bux they sent me, and how I better be ready to deal with the consiquences for making them wait :roll: lol

I really have a tuff time not exploding on people when they become retarded, and I keep in mind 40 bux may not be a lot to me, but to some kid fixing up his first car, it can be a matter of life and death. haha.

But even if I sold the company, which nobody could possibly afford my cost, they would be stuck with a bunch of tools they dont know how to use, and they'd really have to teach themselves whats up. My first 4-6 months were purely learning how to do things, after that I had to learn some business sense, and now finally, well, I'm just the man, when it comes to lighting. Arrogance aside, I really have fallen in love with my work. I'd say to make cash in your pocket after the start up money needed to get the ball roling, it'd take a pretty handy guy about a straight month of working with my tools to get anything close to being worth selling. When I say hand made stuff I mean its my hands that burn from the heat and ache from the strain for each ring made. Trust me, this is not a good business venture anyway.

Hope that lightens anyones desire to step into this business.

So I'm just happy everyone has supported me this whole time, its really you guys who made this brain child come to life, no doubt.

 

So how about those yellow ones? hahaha

(Kiddin' Chris. No hurry))

 

So, again I ask, where do I send my order and payment to?

 

its

Chris Darafeev
2321 N. Campus Ave.
Upland, CA 91784

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (phorq)</div><div class='quotemain'>Yes Moo, that's what it is in it's simplest form. Blacktibs went further with it and found acrylic rods that were round and a better thickness than curtain rods. He also upped the ante on the installation of the LEDs (or a few LEDs per halo depending on colors), as well as the very professional clear material that connects the ends of the loop. The notches are close to perfect in deptch and in distance apart, which makes for a superior even glow around the halo. He then took it even further and researched and experimented in order to accomodate cars other than his own (Accents, Elantras, Sonatas... etc).

Way to go man!</div>

That was the idea I was trying to convey was that it may sound like something you'd want to do with just those simple steps that everyone keeps posting but that in the long run it gets really time consuming to make these. Also, it's so obivous that he doesn't use cheap plastic curtain rods, just look at how they glow. OOOOO... purty...

 

No paypal? 02.gif

 

are you still selling? i know this was posted a while ago!!!