Replies to post #34666 on Hybrid Coating Technologies Inc (fka HCTI)

[edech]

But this stock traded way higher than .0025 before it had any rev. I asked you to point me towards your sources about the cost of production. Once again, you're a f**kin wet towel bro, useless

[longymickshort]

That is not a bad price you know squadoosh... Labor is not figured in and that is where the real cost savings are. Don't make me do Skiluc on yaasss.

Costs for just the epoxy can start at about $30-$50 a gallon for water-based epoxy paint, and can be $45-$150 or more a gallon for solvent-based or 100% solid epoxy coatings. A thick coating may require more gallons to cover the same square footage as a thin paint.

[penniestodimes]

Another thing to consider is the labor savings using the HCT product over conventional poly. From the IF website:

"The result is TRUE Green Poly™, a substitute for conventional polyurethane and epoxies that is hundreds of times less toxic, has superior properties, and may provide up to 30-60% in reduced application costs."

This product can usually be applied with only one coat, as opposed to a primer, base coat and top coat.

I work for a large construction contractor and any product that states there could be a 30-60% savings in labor is definitely getting my attention. If a job turns to crap, it's usually always because of labor over runs, not material. We pay more for certain products because we know that in the long run, they are going to save us labor. The old saying is true...time is money! This especially true for projects that can't be shut down for long periods of time and that operate 24/7.

So, just saying that this product is really expensive isn't being objective, nor is it looking at the whole picture. IMHO GLTA Longs

[longymickshort]

I have the price list from hybrid..the average industrial floor can take hundreds of gallons and in that quantity the cost is only around 65 $ a gallon should I post it for ya da. 50 to 75 gallon qtys go out around 70$.

[longymickshort]

Call them and get the price list before you spew some random numbers.