I was replying to a post about a wool/linen/silk/spandex fabric blend. Nowhere did I pretend to forecast the next 100 years of KBLB’s world domination plan, or whatever else they have in mind.
If you want to think about ‘near-term’ applications of DS/Bam-1, I believe they will contain a minimum of 10% DS/Bam-1. That excludes at least .001% of all textile sales, leaving KBLB only 99.999% of the fabric market to conquer. It is a constraint on KBLB that they will have to produce enough silk to make up 10% of a fabric blend, but given the thousands of metric tons of DS/Bam-1 they have stored in unused warehouses, that’s not much of a constraint, is it?
In short: assuming companies want to incorporate DS/Bam-1 in blended textiles of >10%, KBLB will be able to sell all it can make for a good long time. Nothing wrong with that as your business model.
If you want to dream about buying a 90% wool, 7% linen, 2% DS/Bam-1, 1% spandex men’s suit, you may want to set your sights quite a bit further down the road.
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