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The Spray-Lining Vendors that I have been dealing with are causing me many complaints.  I have worked with them on different green solutions for polyurea and bed liners.  However, after many attempts we just don't see eye to eye.  I am an armorthane dealer in PA and continually have a need for strong rubbery formulas for different industrial applications. 

I spoke with a Jeff, Billy, Kurt and still cannot get what I am looking for.  I got away from the armorthane dealer because I was having the same complaints with them.  I was looking for a strong polyurethane blend that I could spray outside without breaking any regulations on isocyanates.  They simply could not provide the customer support I needed.  So, I found Spray-Lining in Melbourne.  I found out that the that was just a satellite office that's owned by Jeff Wells of Well's Boys property management in Brevard.  They are a property manager that has condos in Cocoa Beach and apartments in Titusville.

They don't have anything to do with this, but the complaints I have are from that office.  So, after I left Armorthane I had 3 big jobs to do.  I wanted to coat some piping and the back of a large truck with a flexible but rigid polyurea product.  THis was an estimated 10000 dollar in material costs.  So, we were looking to make a smooth $20,000 on it.  I was on top of everything and I called Spray-Lining for a quote and FOB dates.  We got in a discussion of material requirements.  He started complaining about my lack of knowledge of the job.  So, I went back to the potential customer (enron corpoation).  I asked a bunch of questions and got all the details needed.  Then when I went back to spray-lining, they said they could not provide the support I needed.  So, now I am not dealing with Armorthane, Spray-Lining can't do what I need and I am going to be out $30,000 in cash flow.  Is there no recourse?  At the end of the day, you might say it's my fault for jumping the gun or over promising on something that I did not know whether I could deliver.  However, the way I see it, any company that is in the green coatings or lining business needs to have solutions for everyone. 

Now, these customers wanted to protect oil transport utilities with flexible polyurea.  That sounds like something a chemical manufacturer can handle.  But, apparently I am wrong.  So, I looked up complaints about spray-lining and found that they really don't serve all industries.  Oil and big electric are areas where they don't really involve themselves too much. 

I read about Valspar Pipeclad and the WASCO energy group of companies.  They are the real players when it comes to pipeline coatings.  This is so far out of my league I cannot even think about dealing with them.  So, now I am stuck with no job and Jeff, Billy and Kurt saying, "sorry, we cannot help you on this">......  Oh my god!!

I have called other dealers and some of them are out of business.  Most did not complain about anything but one guy in seattle said that he didn't get any work out them and had to market entirely on his own.  Of course, he was in BFE nowhere so I don't think he mattered.  I think spray-lining scams people by offering all coatings and then when they can't handle something they just let it go, which hurts me.