Film-formers vs. crystallizing polymers
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roro
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Capped or uncapped?
Never in my life have I seen such over hyped products. Making up stupid names for the polymers . When in reality they probably are just a form of floor wax. But I guess you have to over hype to get $45 a gallon.
Most over hyped products in our industry.
Most over hyped products in our industry.
Larry Cobb
Member
They are required by some manufacturers for commercial carpet warranties.
For good reasons.
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
How long did it take for a gallon of rtu product to evaporate?
Can you duplicate this experiment?
Can you duplicate this experiment?
Jug was left unattended for about a month in our dehumidified shop. Sure I can try this again.
So can you admit that all it leaves is a dry residue? Encapsulation is a fancy marketing term to sell more product.
Stay away from any yellow or white residue. You want a clear crystal ( Powder)
Did you know that chemspec's formula 90 also leaves a DRY RESIDUE that can be vacuumed up?
Read the product description. Why you can use that as a bonnet cleaning solution at 1 oz per 5 gallons of water and be assured it will leave a DRY residue that can be vacuumed up : )
Stay away from any yellow or white residue. You want a clear crystal ( Powder)
Did you know that chemspec's formula 90 also leaves a DRY RESIDUE that can be vacuumed up?
Read the product description. Why you can use that as a bonnet cleaning solution at 1 oz per 5 gallons of water and be assured it will leave a DRY residue that can be vacuumed up : )
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encapman
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You've never purchased any of our stuff Jimmy, so how can you comment on it? Besides... you're wrong.
encapman
Member
You're even dumber than I thought.
Richard Trevino
Member
All are film former's! But all situations are not the same, and I've made money on HWE & Encapping.
Joel Hoppe is the King of Encap.
Joel Hoppe is the King of Encap.
Goomer
Member
There would be less debate about this method if a proper vacuum process was actually necessary to achieve the same level of appearance improvement that the method is able to achieve without it.
To the benefit of the manufacturers of course.
To the benefit of the manufacturers of course.
kevinj6121
Member
Sometimes i think we all over think, over complicate, and over analyze things on lots of topics, not just this one
if product A works good and product B does not then i buy product A end of story,
i'm no chemist and don't concern myself with how a product does what it does,
if it works good and doesn't kill me or my customers i'll use it.
I am not an automobile mechanic nor do i totally understand how they work, I just know i get in, turn the key, the thing starts, i put into gear and drive. Don't care how it does it but only that it does. That was just an example, maybe not a good one but i think maybe i made a point.
if product A works good and product B does not then i buy product A end of story,
i'm no chemist and don't concern myself with how a product does what it does,
if it works good and doesn't kill me or my customers i'll use it.
I am not an automobile mechanic nor do i totally understand how they work, I just know i get in, turn the key, the thing starts, i put into gear and drive. Don't care how it does it but only that it does. That was just an example, maybe not a good one but i think maybe i made a point.
Whats the rpm on that?
Mikey P
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encapman
Member
Nice analogy about the car Kevin.
Speaking of cars. I'd love to own a Porsche (not likely going to) but it's a nice dream. But if we picture the design, styling, engineering, and road handling of a Porsche... how did it get there? Simple. A Porsche is the product of of brilliant design! And it's true that even if I had my dream Porsche, I wouldn't know, or care to know, about all the creative energy and science that went into making the car perform like it does. But perform it does! That's what matters.
Same thing with the products we use in our industry. It isn't absolutely necessary for you to understand the nuts and bolts that make the products work the way they do. What you're hoping to purchase is PERFORMANCE. You expect results. And results is something you can measure within the framework of your own real world business experience. So just like the Porsche, give encap a test drive, see how it handles on your roads (er carpets). That's where the rubber meets the road. If you'd like to give Releasit a test drive, head on over to www.TryReleasit.com
kevinj6121
Member
Nice analogy about the car Kevin.
Speaking of cars. I'd love to own a Porsche (not likely going to) but it's a nice dream. But if we picture the design, styling, engineering, and road handling of a Porsche... how did it get there? Simple. A Porsche is the product of of brilliant design! And it's true that even if I had my dream Porsche, I wouldn't know, or care to know, about all the creative energy and science that went into making the car perform like it does. But perform it does! That's what matters.
Same thing with the products we use in our industry. It isn't absolutely necessary for you to understand the nuts and bolts that make the products work the way they do. What you're hoping to purchase is PERFORMANCE. You expect results. And results is something you can measure within the framework of your own real world business experience. So just like the Porsche, give encap a test drive, see how it handles on your roads (er carpets). That's where the rubber meets the road. If you'd like to give Releasit a test drive, head on over to www.TryReleasit.com
Thanks for the offer to try releasit for free Rick but i won't take advantage of your offer just to get something for free as I already have and use your products, mainly the ds2 and hydrox both of which work very well and are top of the line quality products, sun-belt USA in North Carolina carries your stuff and since i live in NC thats usually where i get them.
It was. But this was like 1.5 gallons that evaporated.
It was. But this was like 1.5 gallons of rtu that evaporated.
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
I suspect the cat spilled it.
Whats dry time like on the releaseit hydroxyl and other chems? Dry as fast at encap 02 from bridgepoint?Nice analogy about the car Kevin.
Speaking of cars. I'd love to own a Porsche (not likely going to) but it's a nice dream. But if we picture the design, styling, engineering, and road handling of a Porsche... how did it get there? Simple. A Porsche is the product of of brilliant design! And it's true that even if I had my dream Porsche, I wouldn't know, or care to know, about all the creative energy and science that went into making the car perform like it does. But perform it does! That's what matters.
Same thing with the products we use in our industry. It isn't absolutely necessary for you to understand the nuts and bolts that make the products work the way they do. What you're hoping to purchase is PERFORMANCE. You expect results. And results is something you can measure within the framework of your own real world business experience. So just like the Porsche, give encap a test drive, see how it handles on your roads (er carpets). That's where the rubber meets the road. If you'd like to give Releasit a test drive, head on over to www.TryReleasit.com
WillS
Supportive Member
Nice analogy about the car Kevin.
Speaking of cars. I'd love to own a Porsche (not likely going to) but it's a nice dream. But if we picture the design, styling, engineering, and road handling of a Porsche... how did it get there? Simple. A Porsche is the product of of brilliant design! And it's true that even if I had my dream Porsche, I wouldn't know, or care to know, about all the creative energy and science that went into making the car perform like it does. But perform it does! That's what matters.
Same thing with the products we use in our industry. It isn't absolutely necessary for you to understand the nuts and bolts that make the products work the way they do. What you're hoping to purchase is PERFORMANCE. You expect results. And results is something you can measure within the framework of your own real world business experience. So just like the Porsche, give encap a test drive, see how it handles on your roads (er carpets). That's where the rubber meets the road. If you'd like to give Releasit a test drive, head on over to www.TryReleasit.com
Boom!
encapman
Member
Dry time on the carpet is normally less than 2 hours. Of course there are always variables due to environmental conditions. But that's the norm.
Larry Cobb
Member
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