Fifteen-year-old Carson Grill just started his freshman year of high school, but unlike most of his classmates, he is already running his own company. With his father, Jason Grill, Carson is co-founder and CEO of Touch Up Cup, a company selling paint storage containers.
Carson and his father first thought of the idea for Touch Up Cup when they noticed that the paint and paint buckets they kept around for home touch-ups became rusty over time.is a plastic cup that holds 13 oz. of paint. It has stainless steel springs that mix paint and remove clumps when the cup is shaken, Carson said. "Just shake and paint."
As for cost per unit, a Touch Up Cup costs $0.90 to make, and it is sold retail for $3.99 to $4.99, Carson added."Normally, on 'Shark Tank,' when you bring in your son, usually the father gives the pitch, and the son does a little demo and then off they go because things are going to get tough in the Tank. So far, Carson is doing all the talking," Shark Kevin O'Leary said.
The three additional products "are absolutely a part of this deal," Carson said. "They are designed to keep muffins, bagels and donuts fresh for three to four days longer than conventional packaging," and account for 5% of Touch Up Cup's sales.
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