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Epoxy based holds with natural stone look
| Posted on June 28, 2009 at 5:42 PM |
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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.
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
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