
A team of researchers at the University of Michigan recently began researching ways to keep ice off solar panels, airplane wings and more, utilizing biological molecules that other living organisms use to survive in freezing temperatures.
Read MoreWe see quite a few posts on various social media sites where questions arise related to non-balanced or non-equal spray pressures, the infamous “E24” error code, and what could be the problem. They have supposedly tried everything—cleaned the y-strainer, changed the spray gun, new mix chamber, etc. and still have the issue. Better yet, a picture is posted with the request of “HELP???”
Read MoreHow protected coatings helped Zoo Miami keep their animals dry after a hurricane ripped through the city
Read MoreIn a Spray Foam Magazine article, AWS' Brian O'Donnell walks the reader through the best practices of getting a successful coatings business off the ground.
Read MoreInternational Fireproof Technologies, Inc's new CAP offering certifies excellence and fosters compliance.
Read MoreHow Protective Coatings are Helping Repair Bridges and Prevent Disasters
Read MoreMeet some of the amazing spray foam contractors that work hard to improve the spray foam trade.
Read MoreThe relationship between spray polyurethane foam manufacturer and contractor should be based on more than just product supply and demand. Training, on-site support, even marketing are all services that manufacturers offer their contractor clients.
Read MoreRhino Linings Corporation announced their year-end coupon – 20% off of all sprayed on applications. This coupon is available to all consumers at participating Rhino Linings dealerships within the United States and Canada.
Read MoreUltimate Linings® LTD., (UL) a leader in the development and application of protective coatings and linings, announced the launch of LiftThane™, their newest Polyurethane Spray Foam product line.
Read MoreWith water quality and quantity concerns on the rise across the US and around the world, local codes use NSF P151 as a requirement for rainwater catchment to allow the water to be used for potable water or landscape uses. Local plumbing code officials should always be consulted for current potable water requirements.
Read MoreVFI-608 is designed for waterproofing below grade masonry surfaces such as foundation, basement and retaining walls.
Read MoreChemline, a manufacturer of polyurea/polyurethane protective coatings, announced a new dedicated sales team and web page specifically for contractors
Read MoreSpray foam roofing contractors can use this cutting-edge sprayer on their next job.
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