Seal the Deal is intended to be an informative and educational publication for ChemMasters’ network of independent manufacturer’s representatives, distributors and contractors. We don’t want to make you chemical engineers, but we do want to help you feel better informed and more comfortable discussing construction chemicals. If there are specific products or topics you would like to see addressed in a future issue, please contact
John Fauth.
New Products for 2013
The economy has impacted construction chemical manufacturers in many ways, often reducing their research and development budgets and slowing the introduction of new products. Not so at ChemMasters, where new products and new technologies are a part of our culture.
2013 will see the introduction of several important new items from ChemMasters:
The first bubble resistant, low-VOC cure & seal for the decorative concrete market that doesn’t come with a premium price. Check out the new literature and website video!
Gorilla Grout™
A high strength cementitious grout with 12-14,000 psi compressive strength. High strength without the “creep” associated with epoxy grouts, and at a better price!
High purity form release agent for decorative applications
Spray-Cure & Seal 25-A
The addition of UV absorbers now make this an ASTM C 1315, Type I, Class A non-yellowing cure & seal
Paver Enhancer
A fully breathable, penetrating product for darkening and color development of pavers
ChemMasters gives you plenty to talk about when sitting down with your customers and they ask the age old question, “what’s new?”. Now’s the time to develop a schedule with your ChemMasters Regional Sales Manager for distributor training, promotions, advertising and all the extras
associated with new product introductions.
New products, new markets, and new opportunities. Those are just some of the ways in which ChemMasters helps you to seal the deal!
Seal the Deal is intended to be an informative and educational publication for ChemMasters’ network of independent manufacturer’s representatives, distributors and contractors. We don’t want to make you chemical engineers, but we do want to help you feel better informed and more comfortable discussing construction chemicals. If there are specific products or topics you would like to see addressed in a future issue, please contact
John Fauth.