Sub for crowning glory

[Spookyflowers]

I need a sub for crowning glory ASAP my rep forgot mine on my order.

 

[anytimeflowers]

Water. That's what we used to use before.

Or, you can mix clear floor wax and water.

 

[shannonlovesflowers]

Water. That's what we used to use before.

Or, you can mix clear floor wax and water.

HEY HEY HEY!!!

Make darn sure that floor wax is ammonia free!!!!

 

[OB1]

I tried crowning glory once, but it made the flowers look like they were covered in some sort of clear glaze.
I've never used it since, on anything, and I don't get why I should.
We make sure all containers are filled to the brim with fresh water, and mist everything with warm water, and get very very few complaints, even in the hot humid summer.
JP

 

[RWK]

If you are used to using Crowning Glory...........there IS A new product.......J endorses it........Chrysal Glory.

 

[BBJ (Big Bad John)]

I tried crowning glory once, but it made the flowers look like they were covered in some sort of clear glaze.
I've never used it since, on anything, and I don't get why I should.
We make sure all containers are filled to the brim with fresh water, and mist everything with warm water, and get very very few complaints, even in the hot humid summer.
JP

Agree 100% crowning glory spoils the natural look! and as for making them last longer, we found no difference.

 

[RWK]

The glazing was a common problem with the older milky white crowning glory product...........but with the advent of the clear product........that problem was eliminated.

However, on red flowers, like roses and carnations....especially for corsages........I would SELL that glazing as "PEARLED"

"using these miniature roses.........combined with your pearl jewelry on your black dress........especially when we have a process that makes the roses look like they are covered in mother of pearl........simply gorgeous"

sold that effect more than a few times....... $$$$ KACHING $$$$

 

[anytimeflowers]

The glazing was a common problem with the older milky white crowning glory product...........but with the advent of the clear product........that problem was eliminated.



However, on red flowers, like roses and carnations....especially for corsages........I would SELL that glazing as "PEARLED"

"using these miniature roses.........combined with your pearl jewelry on your black dress........especially when we have a process that makes the roses look like they are covered in mother of pearl........simply gorgeous"

sold that effect more than a few times....... $$$$ KACHING $$$$

Absolutely correct - spray the heck out of red roses with this product, and it puts a sheen on them that people LOVE. The first time I did it, I was so embarrassed when I saw what it had done. Made it at night and let it dry, then packaged without final looksie. When it came out of the cooler looking like that, I was horrified. The woman took one glance and.....CROWED WITH PRAISE! I would NEVER have learned to upsell that, lucky for me, she "taught" me.

ya just never can tell, huh?