Bud and Grumpy2 this article should answer all your questions

I hope this answers your questions. [ppstechnology.com]



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/27/2010 02:27PM by billd55.

Not really, it is a marketing piece that says they are using a flurotelmar resin (base of Teflon) for their main protective ingrediant.
This resin has been used for several years (including my old company), and is not new.

Their basic chemistry is correct, they are just putting a "marketing spin" on known ingrediants and technology.

May I add that the replacement for "silicone" is a "siloxane", which the base of an amino functional coating.

Different molecuar chain than a silicone, more anti-corossive, requires a higher temperture to break down.

Once again, used for the past two decades by quality product blenders

Grumpy2

I really do not get your point. What is the marketing spin you do not agree
with? You say the basic chemistry is correct,but are they lying?

By the way,my I ask what company you worked for?

First was Finish Kare, 1987 thru 1996, then Automotive International, late 1996 until I retired in Aug of 2008.

Director of the company, over saw OEM, and export sales/marketing, Technical Services, etc.

I only point out that what they have done is no different than all car care, marine, etc product blenders do, "they create marketing that to the public may create a unique/different/new, etc vision for potential consumers of their products.

Ok , that makes sense.