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Creative Colors Int'l.Leather, vinyl & plastic repair, cleaning & dyeingBackground
Founded: 1980 Franchising since: 1991
In 1980, Jim and JoAnn Foster answered an ad in their local paper that described a new technique for dyeing vinyl and leather. The couple bought the license to use the technique in their area and began J&J's Creative Colors. To strengthen their business, the Fosters began researching, practicing and refining various techniques for repairing vinyl, leather and plastic, incorporating them into their business. J&J's worked with automobile, boat and recreational vehicle dealers, making repairs at the dealers' lots. The company began franchising in 1990 under the name Creative Colors International. Now franchisees across the country use the Fosters' techniques to repair the interiors of various vehicles at dealer lots before they are sold.
Franchisor has 10 employee(s); 10 employee(s) in franchise department. Franchise Units
Where Seeking Franchisees Nationwide Exclusive territories available. Territory size: 50 new car dealerships Special Programs Franchisees can earn CCI Bucks by doing things like helping other franchisees, offering tips to the system and talking with prospective franchisees. Bucks can be used for purchasing gifts and trips. Costs and Fees
Total investment: $53,440 - $66,250
Franchise fee: $27,500 Ongoing royalty fee: 6% Term of agreement: 10 years, renewable Type of Financing Available
Qualifications Net worth requirement: $50,000 Cash liquidity requirement: $20,000 Business Experience:
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