DIYEpoxyStore's Super Single Lab Test Results

['the epoxy floor guy']

I know you came here expecting to see numbers. If you EMAIL me I will email you the results.

You see, There is NO WAY TO WIN for me posting the specs here.

If I post the numbers here and you perceive them to be 'too high' you will say I "faked" the tests. - I lose

IF I post the numbers and they are less than yours you will say "see yours is ****" - I lose.

SO HERE are my reasons again.

A. Again in most cases the customer doesn't care.
B. They would not know if they are good or bad.

But by ACTUALLY using my product they can have their OWN test. They can decide was it a 'good' product or a crappy one.

NOW, I have had some one ask me "if a homeowner has never installed anyone else's product, HOW will they know if YOURS is better?" - GOOD QUESTION.

Another way to state it: How would the cow know the grass was greener on the other side of the fence if it was a brick wall?

Answer: As long as the cow wasn't hungry Does it matter?

What if the Brown cows thought the grass on THIS side of the fence was greener? and the black and white ones the other side? Which cow is right?

It all comes back to Ford / Chevy / Dodge thing EVERYONE has their OPINION on which is the "BEST".

Everyone who is signed up as of RIGHT NOW will get an email with the specs on it.

If you are NOT on that list you will need to get it from someone who is.

Thanks

 

[moogoob]

better or worse, lose or win, post and stand behind them. Its the internet, If you are emailing specs, I'm sure they'll make it to the boards sometime.

 

[Dave88LX]

I'm not sure what kind of "lab tests" you performed because you didn't go into any detail...whether it was a formulation test, torture/wear test, or something else.

What I'd like to see is some independent people get some samples of each of the major players and do a durability test on everything in a somewhat controlled environment and application.