On your site is states:

Into the Future…
We are aggressively pursuing other uses for the Tub Armor™ temporary protective coating!

STAY TUNED……………….

It seems you began this expansion 6 or 7 years ago; what other applications has your company taken up?

Sell as bumper and grill shield from bugs. It would sell big time in Miami to cross alligator alley. If I read it correctly it is water soluble and will wash right off. It could be used in transporting vehicles to protect surfaces too.

I see it as a fun item in arts & crafts, home decor. Scrapbooking, making all their own designs, cutouts etc., and adhesive already there. Wall stencils, rather than masking off, just put it on the wall and cut out where you want to paint…paint, remove, and have a truly clean line……….the possibilities are endless on this one…..

edit….oops, I repeated some of you….sorry.

Marc, Check with the military forces. They always need stuff to protect their machines when moving them. Good luck!

You guys are awesome! What a exceptional group of people for taking the time out of your day to provide guidance to this.

A great market would be factories, esp. food and beverage where they have to maintain surface cleanliness between shifts, etc. The goal would be to have large qty with frequent use. Other factory applications for sub-assembly protection, etc. might work.

Cabinetry and countertop protection for transport.
Appliance protection (store or distributor).
spray on pants covers
spray on bibs
spray on table cloth
movers – hardwood floor protector
shipping glass
Internal shipping/packing applications
External shipping – palette sealer
temporary high traffic ground protection
outside weed barrier
hazard containment
boat and other secondary transportation hauling protection
car protection when tying down on the roof
trunk, truck bed

Might have other ideas depend on the type of bio-degradeable it is, ability to have texture material to it, surface penetration, strength, flexibility, and stuff like that.

I like the aerosol idea. Wouldn’t it be great to spray around window edges. Cut off where the paint is to be applied with a razor. Then peel off the rest after painting. It would sure beat taping around everything.

Marc,
It appears that you have a really great product that hasn’t yet met it’s greatest market potential…the retail consumer.
Have you ever considered an aerosol can? Perhaps it would make a great ASOTV product. Here is another product that has
done just that; http://www.asontvinfomercials.com/flexseal.html
EN’s ASOTV 4 has just over a week to go.
This is a product that if made readily available to the public in a spray can, might just sell millions.
It could be used to protect new products for resale value or a motorcycle fairing before a long trip or on a window for temporary mood lighting and privacy. As a retail product, the possibilities are endless.
Perhaps various paint pigments could be added for color choices.
Good luck!

I see lots of nice reviews for your product. Are you guys on facebook?? I didn’t see a “like” button on your website.

I have been in the construction business for over 30 years hanging wallpaper. The bathtub always seems to take a beating. I have personally seen this product on a bunch of the job sites and this stuff really works. If you are in the business, you should definitely take a look this product

Can u temporarily seal holes and gaps with it? This would come in handy with truck beds and drafts, weather, etc. Inside of shipping containers and truck trailers. I have to get back to work. Good luck!!!

As a drop cloth that conforms to any flooring, corners, molding. It would be awesome to paint and not worry about whether or not the drop cloth was gapping.
The hospital suggestion is great. I wonder if it could be used as a feature in a decontamination room.
Any construction site that deals with messy renovations could use this product.

How about protecting the exterior finishes while transporting vehicles or moving large household appliances or commercial machinery?

Hey there
I’ve got some random ideas
I don’t know how the shield would react with sheetrock, but if you could paint it on or use it with stencils, you could make some cool designs on inside wallks. Looks like outside walls could take it as well. Could u spray it on outside furniture to protect it through the winter? Could it be used for sanitary purposes, like in a hospital setting ( floors, walls, equipment) and changed out often to prevent or minimize germs. How bout as splash guards for restaurants. Temporary floor mats.