And you work in the aerospace industry, and don't understand English???
For all those that have doubted my ideas to help improve this sport.
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And you work in the aerospace industry, and don't understand English???
Contact Chad I can't deal with somebody with your level of intelligence!!
OSHA does not require a SDS for chemicals that are nonhazardous.
That said, I have no idea if RKC 250 is or is not a hazardous chemical.
You're a freaking clown! You created this new adhesive but you have no access to the MSDS sheets? You must think I'm stupid like I said earlier if I developed a new product I can guaranty that I would have access to all the documents. I'm sure Diamond didn't right the MSDS sheet the manufacturer of the glue would be the one to do that. I'm sure it's available in a pdf file that you could get from your manufacturer as you stated earlier. I'm sure it wasn't just typed out or handwritten so it has to be in a computer file for the next time it needs to be printed. Funny all our MSDS sheets are accessible by computer and I work for the government so that means they're always a little behind private industry. So earlier you asked if I placed and order for your glue I could read the MSDS on the can. Well that's not the MSDS but anyway I said I would buy your glue and now it's not available. Even though you said Fastenal is going to distribute it worldwide. Give me the part number I'll go to my local Fastenal store and buy it there. You do know that Fastenal supplies a lot of aviation hardware. What do you mean you can't handle someone with my intelligence? You can't take someone who will actually ask you to prove it instead of just taking your word for it? So when is your new adhesive going to be available for distribution? You said other mechanics and Diamond are using it. How did they receive it? Special trial batch because it's not in production yet? Or is it something else? You always try to talk down to people who ask you to verify your own information? You're the one bringing this new better than anything adhesive to market, but you can't provide a simple document that is supposed to be available for any hazardous material. Then you suggest I buy some but then when I ask where do I order it's not available. And you wonder why I think you're blowing smoke up everyone's ass! I have one more question if this is such a great new product why did you name it RKC250 its awfully similar to Parabond's M250? Is it because 250 is synonymous with gluing cloth to billiard and pool tables? Or is that the best you could come up with? You keep saying you don't have the MSDS sheet who's your manufacturer I'll reach out to them I'm sure they have a 24 hour hotline just in case someone has an accident with one of their products and they need a MSDS sheet. Oh I attached the parabond M250 MSDS sheet it's available online
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Who makes Parabond 250?
Parabond don't make their adhesive, so who produces it? I know who makes it, do you?
Royal Adhesives they have a plant in Spartansburg, SC they make have others. Does Royal Adhesives make your adhesive too? I'm sure there can't be too many manufacturers out there that do. Maybe Henkles make your adhesive? I know there are others
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Keep thinking you know what you're talking about!
Glen,
Just leave him be, sir.. This isn't about him wanting to buy.. It's not about any real interest in getting an MSDS so he can evaluate what personal protective gear he might need.
He's just trying to get under your skin.
Here's another thing for you to think about, I'm not a chemist, but I am smart enough to describe exactly how I want a contact adhesive to work, then talk a chemical company to formulate exactly what I want, then if it's not, explain why not so they can tweak their formula until I'm satisfied with the end results, then sign a "non-disclosure" contact with the manufacturer so that no one else can use my formula. Guess what, Parabond 250 can't be rebrands under a different name, no different than my adhesive. Keep thinking you're smart!!!
Trust me, I know what you mean. If he wasn't such an a*^*old, I might have given him the phone number to my contact at Slokum Chemical, then he wouldn't come off as being so st"^'d!
I know you keep saying that I'm not all that intelligent but this one is a little long I hope you can read and comprehend everything...Wrong answer buddy, Slokum Chemical makes the Parabond 250
You're a clown
Slokum Chemical in Lynchburg doesn't manufacture Parabond. Here's the the MSDS you do know that the manufacturer is listed on the MSDS sheet... if you could read you would have seen it, oh wait I'm the one who is a little slow and doesn't know what I'm talking about because I don't have over 35 years of experience on pool tables and have used every adhesive available... that's you but I can tell you that you may have used almost all adhesives available on the consumer market. But I can tell you that you haven't used nearly as many adhesives as I have. I've seen what not using the proper ppe can do to someone that's the exact reason I asked for it to begin with. I want to know exactly what hazards your adhesive poses to my health. Wasn't really a difficult question to answer you could have got it from the actual manufacturer. Anyway I posted another picture of the Parabond M250 MSDS sheet so you can see the manufacturer's name is listed right at the top. I guess you really won't get me the MSDS sheet now because I don't just bow down to you trying to belittle me... I'm not some whiny little ***** that's intimidated by some clown on the internet. So your new adhesive is it exactly how safe it is to use? Is it hazardous to the user? You know the table mechanics like you? I'm sure that anyone who wants to use your adhesive would like to know. If any of the chemicals in your adhesive are hazardous to their health. Since you're in Washington not far from Commiefornia are any of the chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm to the state of California? I would like to believe that any mechanic who is thinking of using your adhesive would want to know this. I'm sure that most of them don't have a business big enough to have exceptional health insurance. You might not care about their health because you're just looking to pad your wallet but I'm sure most of the mechanics thinking of using your adhesive are interested in what it might do to their health. Well put your money where your mouth is and produce the MSDS sheet or give us the name of the manufacturer and the name of your adhesive I'll find the MSDS sheet and post it for all to see. So when exactly is your adhesive going to be available for purchase? You said you will have it next week I want to buy a quart so I can see what the latest and greatest adhesive is all about. All you had to do was be professional and honor my request usually that's what happens when someone is bringing a new product to market. They're happy to provide the information to potential customers who in turn would be buying the product your raving about. I'm not sure I understand your business model oh but I'm not a man with intelligence close to your level...
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ShortBusRuss what do you know about my intentions? I wasn't out of line asking for a MSDS sheet but he refused to supply it. Then he started with the petty name calling so I picked up from there. I just want to see the MSDS sheet there should be one available since his adhesive is solvent based. To me he doesn't seem like someone who is being upfront about his "new" adhesive. I would think someone who created the latest and greatest thing would have any and all information about this new product. I'm not asking for trade secrets, the exact recipe of this adhesive just the chemicals that it contains so I could decide if it's something I would like to use. Nothing more than that until he got out of line with his attempts at belittling me.
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I know you keep saying that I'm not all that intelligent but this one is a little long I hope you can read and comprehend everything...
You're a clownSlokum Chemical in Lynchburg doesn't manufacture Parabond. Here's the the MSDS you do know that the manufacturer is listed on the MSDS sheet... if you could read you would have seen it, oh wait I'm the one who is a little slow and doesn't know what I'm talking about because I don't have over 35 years of experience on pool tables and have used every adhesive available... that's you but I can tell you that you may have used almost all adhesives available on the consumer market. But I can tell you that you haven't used nearly as many adhesives as I have. I've seen what not using the proper ppe can do to someone that's the exact reason I asked for it to begin with. I want to know exactly what hazards your adhesive poses to my health. Wasn't really a difficult question to answer you could have got it from the actual manufacturer. Anyway I posted another picture of the Parabond M250 MSDS sheet so you can see the manufacturer's name is listed right at the top. I guess you really won't get me the MSDS sheet now because I don't just bow down to you trying to belittle me... I'm not some whiny little ***** that's intimidated by some clown on the internet. So your new adhesive is it exactly how safe it is to use? Is it hazardous to the user? You know the table mechanics like you? I'm sure that anyone who wants to use your adhesive would like to know. If any of the chemicals in your adhesive are hazardous to their health. Since you're in Washington not far from Commiefornia are any of the chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm to the state of California? I would like to believe that any mechanic who is thinking of using your adhesive would want to know this. I'm sure that most of them don't have a business big enough to have exceptional health insurance. You might not care about their health because you're just looking to pad your wallet but I'm sure most of the mechanics thinking of using your adhesive are interested in what it might do to their health. Well put your money where your mouth is and produce the MSDS sheet or give us the name of the manufacturer and the name of your adhesive I'll find the MSDS sheet and post it for all to see. So when exactly is your adhesive going to be available for purchase? You said you will have it next week I want to buy a quart so I can see what the latest and greatest adhesive is all about. All you had to do was be professional and honor my request usually that's what happens when someone is bringing a new product to market. They're happy to provide the information to potential customers who in turn would be buying the product your raving about. I'm not sure I understand your business model oh but I'm not a man with intelligence close to your level...
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Call Chad Monday, I'm done with you, and you want some glue, then order it from one of my distribution centers once it his the market....you're NO ONE special trust me!
You started with the bullshit Glen... or should I call you Mr Cobra? I've been asking you for the info for a while it's been a couple of months I believe when you posted about your "new" adhesive on the Parabond M250 post. I would think that would be plenty of time for you to get the information for a product you developed.
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Who exactly are going to be your distributors? You said Fastenal I have a good friend who works for Fastenal they supply a ton of aviation hardware. Are there going to be others?
I never claimed to anyone special... lol there you go again trying to hurt my feelings... to bad clowns don't hurt my feelings they amuse me. You brought this shit on yourself I had one simple request provide the MSDS. If this was a product you developed and are so proud of how come you don't have access to that simple piece of information?
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I really don't give a damn WHAT you think, I don't owe you shit! My glue will hit the market place when the final contracts are signed, and not before. As far as Dimond using the King Cobra glue in manufacturing, none of your damn business! The table mechanics already using it, none of your damn business either. Your only concern should be where can you buy it, and like I've said repeatedly, when it's released to the market place, take your smartass down to Fastenal and BUY you a quart, and .ake sure you pick up your paperwork too, then you can stick that quart can of KING COBRA ADHESIVE up your a......!
I'm DOING something in an effort to make a change in this industry, but people like you....will never amount to nothing to this sport, you're just another one of them takers! You don't know me for shit to say WHAT I'm doing with money, but we know YOU wouldn't put a dime of your money in this industry!
But you're right big chase, I could just take all the money I make from the glue industry and just spend it all on myself, dealing with people like you....maybe I should! Or maybe I can just go on with my plans and accept the fact that this sport is broken because of people just like you, then .maybe all the people like you will give me all the strength I need to fix all the people like you have f^**"d up, and provide the sponsorship needed to jumpstart the changes needed!!!