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product support
I provide product support to installers, manufacturers and specifiers.
Installers come to me for support when regarding product understanding, troubleshooting or product selection. Engagement
with installers is typically done through the Resin Flooring Group (RFG) membership program. Installers may also engage with me through Real
World Epoxies for supply of resin flooring products and systems.
Manufacturers come to me to for product/system development, evaluating new technologies or partnering. Engagement with manufacturers is typically on a fixed price project basis with or without ongoing Resin Flooring Group (RFG) membership program. Partnering is typically done via licensing of technology.
Specifiers (including architects, building designers, builders and shopfitters) come to me to help understand and select products that can meet the design concepts. Engagement with specifiers is typically on a fixed price project basis and if ongoing support is required for the duration of the project, then that would be provided through the Resin Flooring Group (RFG) membership program.
If you would like to get started, then fill out the Quick Contact form and I will promptly come back to you.
I look forward to hearing from you.
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@ResinJack
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podcast yellowing resins indoors
This podcast video came from a discussion I had with an installer this week. He wanted to understand how resins were discolouring indoors and what he could do about . Read More…
What I learnt about slip testing
Having recently undertaken a number of slip tests for new resin flooring systems, it became clear that there were some gaps in the testing protocol. Here is what learnt... Read More…
mix and decant ezypoxy rollcoat
I thought I would share how I mix and decant Ezypoxy Rollcoat, sharing some tips along the way. Read More…
Not all metallic floors are equal
In an era where everybody can see something done on YouTube and think it's easy, I thought I'd show an example of a metallic floor that's done with the wrong product, by the wrong installer... Read More…
Understanding relative humidity vs temperature
When working with moisture-cured urethanes or polyaspartics, you've got to understand how relative humidity and temperature affect the amount of moisture in the air... Read More…
Every winter season sees the same issues arising when it comes to amine blushing. However many installers are not aware of what amine
blushing is, what causes it...
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Innovation in the resin flooring industry
Lots of people talk about being innovative, but I have noticed a trend in the resin flooring industry when it comes to this particular buzz
word. If the trend is right then we should be concerned...
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Every now and then you're forced to eat a little bit of "humble pie". It's not pleasant and sometimes it can really sting, but I have learned to reflect on it and look at how... Read More…
Silverback series - Chris Norris - flake flooring
I was invited out on a job site to see how Chris went about doing a flake flooring system in a residential double garage. It's always good to see how the floor is done, but... Read More…
Key features of an epoxy rollcoat
I was recently asked to elaborate on some of the key features I look for in a dedicated epoxy rollcoat. In the video below I did just that, including... Read More…
Optimising the stone-look flake system
Having completed a test installation of a new stone-look design, it was time to optimise the process - from manufacturing the flake, through to installing the system. In this video... Read More…
Warehouse epoxy rollcoat Q & A
Some footage of a two-coat epoxy rollcoat project I did by myself in a 125 square metre/1400 square foot warehouse. For a bit of extra interest... Read More…
Silica-free filler for epoxy resin flooring
A snapshot of my work aimed at removing the risk of silica in epoxy flooring applications by developing a silica-free filler... Read More…
There are countless types of repair compounds used specifically for crack repair. In this post I tested one type in particular - a thixotropic resin repair product called Ezythix... Read More…
I did a challenge to compare 3 different, common forms of crack repair. You'll see the different repairs being done and a discussion of what I liked best... Read More…
Re-doing my first quartz floor after 16 years
One of the first broadcast floors I did was a coloured quartz resin floor in an office about 16 years ago. I thought it'd be a bit of fun to capture the lifecycle of this office floor... Read More…
Custom flooring design - from inspiration to installation
In this post, I share the process of creating a customised resin flooring design for a new Footlocker superstore in Melbourne, Australia... Read More…
All you need to know about flake flooring
Before you specify a flake floor there are certain things you need to understand. This post provides a series of videos that explain the most important... Read More…
Every resin flooring project should have a valid warranty that covers manufacturing and installation defects. However, many warranties are now offered as a sales tool... Read More…