Urethane is a Cancer causing out gassing that happens in solvents and restricts the adhesive from meeting Prop 65 and has to carry a warning.

Same basic effect as urethane. Urethane is a Cancer causing out gassing that happens in solvents and restricts the adhesive from meeting Prop 65 and has to carry a warning.

Yes, if the contractor has invested in the equipment and has volume jobs.

FRP and products that have a high resin type finish have traditionally needed a 2 part epoxy to grab the nonporous surface that cost more and are highly flammable not to mention toxic. ECO-BONDs heavy duty has proven to be a an excellent alternative especially because most FRP panels are trying to show themselves as green friendly.

ECO-BONDs ability to cure underwater and not out gas is the primary reason most adhesives that are marine use still have to be applied and cure out of water. ECO-BOND is also not effected by salt water most adhesive honey comb and split in salt water over time ECO-BOND will not. Finally, price example M.W marine to Wal-Mart feature 4 oz tube of products that they sell for Marine use that are $12.99 or more we are cheaper.

No one carries a complete line of Zero vocs and bonds at the same level and meets prop 65.

Isocyanide is a more deadly it is a chemical reactor that when exposed to air activates the cure of the product by out gassing it is cheaper than isocyanate and used in cheaper products.

Prop 65 is a catch all prop its description is “clean water and Toxic enforcement act” it is a conforming code for all building. It covers everything from water to lead paint anything that can out gas toxins in a habitable building.

All of our tubes are 100% recyclable with out needing the costly toxin striping possess?

See the attached matrix.

Yes, but only in palette size orders or more.

Black, Gray, Tan, White, Clear (clear is limited to some products)

A Google search may help answer that question.

Its the big buzz word code for everything in Green Building and is being considered as a standard requirement for states receiving federal funding for the ne infrastructure build projects.

No.

All Purpose, All Weather: HD100 or Trim, Tub, Sink, Tile: LD50. For nonporous to nonporous adhesion/sealant we recommend 'Heavy Duty'

It's on the website.

Kynar is used to coat, protect and beatify metal it is used a lot in the car industry to protect cars against weather, chipping and pitting. It is also also used to coat substrates in factories that have out gassing materiel use that could cause premature rust and metal fatigue.

Eco-Bond products are not effected. Tech Sheets describing each product are available on the website.

We do not out gas and urethanes honey comb and break down over time. OSI's urethanes shrink so fast they use this negative as a selling point they tell users that you can lay a bead and in 24 hours it will shrink into a perfect seal. It is really just out gassing and creating gaps

Silicones are toxic and will break down if elongated to much they are usually $2-$4 higher in price and have very little adhesive properties.

It's situational ECO-BOND works faster going down on a clean dry surface then sprayed with water to help activate quicker. But it can adhere under water as well.

LEED and NAHB are to only true body's a builder rates by. Greenguard, Green Seal, Environmentally Safe Products Inc. etc. are paid badges. We have succumbed to this and have green seal in the works and the environmentally Safe seal is already badged on our products.

All Purpose, All Weather: HD100.