Thread: Business Name Needed

Faster Hardware? It is almost a double entendre... faster eludes to the lightweight/performance orientation of the hardware line and also sounds like fastener, which is a descriptor for hardware. It is simple, to the point, easy to remember. Social media is clear (names not taken and it is under 15 characters, so all social media addresses can be identical for brand unification across the web) and the domain is for sale on sedo.com

Performance Hardware is what I went with. It's registered.

Fast Bolt



BTW, I may be a potential client in the future. I'm curious to see how your endeavor plays out. I hope others here can help you out.

Having a meeting with a friend tomorrow he says he has a contact for me if I can get enough customers for massive production numbers. Then it's onto find a local plating company. Anodizing most likely.

I'm hoping numbers will be comparable to bringing them in from Europe. N. American made is always better.

Great to hear, take it to PM if you want to talk about it further.

Originally Posted by MazzaFiveOneFour

Fast Bolt



BTW, I may be a potential client in the future. I'm curious to see how your endeavor plays out. I hope others here can help you out.

A friend of mine owns ODC manufacturing in Barrie. ODCmfg Ltd. Not sure if they can support your manufacturing needs but I'd be happy to provide an intro.

Website doesn't work.

So this idea lead to another. Which Im meeting with an engineer today and another on tuesday to whip up drawings and see if we can get it built. I am having a few design issues.

Next question though.
I have Performance Hardware rolling I have a temporary supplier. Ill be picking up a set of hardware for a 1989 Toyota Supra this week, then a 2006 Sti once I can remeasure it.

I have a grass cutting, snow removal company that Ill be building up. Possibly in a partner ship with an old classmate in a different city. It just looks better to have two cities, two owners, two crews etc. Makes it more of a developed company.

I have an invention to do with pickup truck beds, however that I wont disclose over luxury4play until its in production.

My question is, should I just have one overhead Evans Business, then everything as a division of evans business (or whatever the name is) or just keep 3+ businesses separate from eachother.

Originally Posted by EV

So this idea lead to another. Which Im meeting with an engineer today and another on tuesday to whip up drawings and see if we can get it built. I am having a few design issues.

Next question though.
I have Performance Hardware rolling I have a temporary supplier. Ill be picking up a set of hardware for a 1989 Toyota Supra this week, then a 2006 Sti once I can remeasure it.

I have a grass cutting, snow removal company that Ill be building up. Possibly in a partner ship with an old classmate in a different city. It just looks better to have two cities, two owners, two crews etc. Makes it more of a developed company.

I have an invention to do with pickup truck beds, however that I wont disclose over luxury4play until its in production.

My question is, should I just have one overhead Evans Business, then everything as a division of evans business (or whatever the name is) or just keep 3+ businesses separate from eachother.

I believe this is material good enough for a new thread. I wish I can help you but I'll leave that to those with the expertise.

^I'll start another one shortly. How I hate starting new threads but I will for this.

Talked to a supplier today and will be getting quoted for 3 cars probably tomorrow.

I'll have them all installed probably early next week. We'll see how things go from there.