Fix Radio’s Street team give away nearly 2,000 bags of Joint Skim & Fill in eight weeks
Posted: Wednesday, May 25th, 2022
Fix Radio's promo tour with Toupret has given away nearly 2,000 bags of Joint Skim & Fill in its first eight weeks. The tour, which will run until the end of July, has been promoting Toupret’s Joint Skim & Fill to tradespeople at builders’ merchants throughout London and the South. “The Toupret tour continues to be really popular with tradespeople at builders’ merchants,” said Kasia Gorzycka, promotions coordinator, Fix Radio. “If you see us, please come over and pick up your free breakfast and your 5kg bag of Toupret Joint Skim & Fill. You have the opportunity to win prizes worth up to £10,000!,” she added. In the coming weeks the tour is due to head northwards. A full list of tour locations can be found here. On the tour, Fix Radio Street Team is giving away breakfast, 5kgs bags of Joint Skim & Fill, goodie bags and encouraging tradespeople to take part in the Toupret Strongman Challenge. Over 700 tradies have competed in the Toupret Strongman Challenge to see who can hold two 5kg bags of Joint Skim & Fill, with their arms extended for the longest time. At the time of going to press, Tom from SCBS in Southampton topped the leaderboard holding the bags up for an astonishing three minutes! Nearly 850 tradespeople have signed up to Toupret’s online competition to see if they can win their share of £10,000 worth of prizes, including a £4,000 BBQ Bundle.
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