It could be a hard sell.
Clueless ex-Congressman Anthony Weiner — whose online and sexting scandals destroyed his political career and landed him in prison — is now promoting his company’s ability to live-chat with customers.
The convicted serial sexter resurfaced earlier this year as the CEO of IceStone, a manufacturing firm in the Brooklyn Navy Yard that designs tabletops from broken glass.
“Suddenly we all were at home way more than usual,” Weiner wrote to customers in an email Friday. “So IceStone rolled out a brand new website that allows homeowners and countertop professionals to find everything they need to find the colors, the specifications, and the online support they require to visualize what they need.
“We have even added an ability to chat with a member of our team,” the dopey ex-Democratic pol said.
The firm’s website allows customers or viewers to click on “Live Chat” or “Get a Call.”
Weiner told The Post he was being all business when promoting the web chats — not cheeky or naughty.
“We added a capability to connect with a salesperson,” he said.
Once a rising star in politics, Weiner’s career imploded in 2011 after he was busted sending explicit photos to a woman over his public Twitter account, forcing his resignation from Congress.
An image rehabilitation and potential comeback with a mayoral run in 2013 was scuttled after more sexting allegations emerged.
In 2017, Weiner pleaded guilty to federal obscenity charges after he was busted again, this time for sending lewd images to a 15-year-old girl in North Carolina.
The former pol has said he now has no plans for a political comeback and is enjoying new life as a factory executive.
He wrote in his email to customers, “We are getting into the retrospective season. Before we slam the door on this crazy and difficult year, I want to give you a quick summary of the changes over here at IceStone.
“If you have had more on your mind than your favorite Cradle-to-Cradle certified, US manufactured recycled glass and cement countertop company, then you probably missed some big doings at IceStone.”
He continued, “This was the first full year of our new process that produces virtually carefree surfaces. No more annual sealing and lots more durability. Our product has improved so much that this year we began backing them up with a Lifetime Limited Warranty.”
Weiner referenced the coronavirus pandemic’s devastating impact on New York in his end-of-year message but emphasized that his company had a good 2020 and exuded optimism for the future.
“I’m not sure I’d say I’m sad to see the year end, but as we take stock, we have had a pretty busy and productive year at our factory in Brooklyn. We look forward to a fresh start and a much better year coming up!” Weiner wrote.