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Old 08-25-2008, 06:57 PM   #1
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Thinking Of Getting Into The Spray Foam Business, Any Advice?

I am thinking of setting up a rig, I am still in the research stage, and would appreciate any advice, pros cons etc. I am thinking of a closed cell product made of recycled plastics, and soy products.

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Contact Tom Hay, at www.SoyThane.com

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Sell lots of spray foam jobs.


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I am thinking of setting up a rig, I am still in the research stage, and would appreciate any advice, pros cons etc. I am thinking of a closed cell product made of recycled plastics, and soy products.
Start an LLC or other personal protection org. (Everyone should)

Applying chemicals to a house scares the Hell out of me.
Always some attorney ready to sue.
I know there are new sprays without the VOC's,
but better safe than sorry. Vioxx used to be "safe".
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