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Epoxy based holds with natural stone look
| Posted at 05:42 PM on June 28, 2009 |
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stefan milota
10:46 AM on July 13, 2009
Hi Greengrip!
I have a small business/workshop with climbing holds in Romania. I've just visited your page and I have to say I'm really impresed by your Lab and the fact that you explain sincerely about the hasards of the materials used in holds industry. I also apreciate a lot that you are one of the very few who explain clearly what means the mit of "non toxic polyurethane holds"...so much advertised in US and recently in EU also.
I wish you good luck in the research you made!!!
Sincerely, Stefan.
I have a small business/workshop with climbing holds in Romania. I've just visited your page and I have to say I'm really impresed by your Lab and the fact that you explain sincerely about the hasards of the materials used in holds industry. I also apreciate a lot that you are one of the very few who explain clearly what means the mit of "non toxic polyurethane holds"...so much advertised in US and recently in EU also.
I wish you good luck in the research you made!!!
Sincerely, Stefan.
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anonymous
05:04 PM on July 13, 2009
Hi Stefan,
Thanks for nice words! We are glad to know that our web site is helpful.
Yes, there are a lot of wrong informations about "non-toxic holds", unfortunately...
Best Regards,
Greengrip
Thanks for nice words! We are glad to know that our web site is helpful.
Yes, there are a lot of wrong informations about "non-toxic holds", unfortunately...
Best Regards,
Greengrip
