SPI Articles

Read articles from various publications about how SPI’s products have benefited numerous clients over the years.

The portability and versatility of the LPG

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Spray Foam Magazine – November 2013- Oil Treaters – Spray Foam Insulation and Polyurea Coating

CoatingsPro Website Article – October 2013 – Polyshield HT-100F UB Polyurea – Milk Parlor Floor

CoatingsPro Magazine – September 2013 – Las Vegas Shrimp Farm Polyurea Tank Linings

Spray Foam Magazine – July 2013 – Synergy Series HVLP and LPG Low Pressure Equipment

CoatingsPro Magazine – March 2013 – Ultra Bond Polyurea – Alaska Visitor Center Protection

CoatingsPro Magazine – November 2012 – Dragonshield – Having a Blast with Polyurea Coatings

CoatingsPro Website Article – October 2012 – Polyshield HT – Marine Life Exhibit Tank Lining

Spray Foam Magazine – Sept. 2012 – AMP-100 UB Polyurea – Hotel Water Fountain Waterproofing

Irrigation Leader Magazine – Sept. 2012 – Aqualastic Polyurea – Concrete Canal – Crack Sealing

CoatingsPro Website Article – May 2012 – Aquaseal-UB III – Wastewater Manholes Restoration

CoatingsPro Magazine – March 2012 – Oil & Gas Tank Farm – Ultra Bond Secondary Containment

CoatingsPro Website Article – Dec. 2011 – Polyshield HT-Slow – Building Roof Waterproof Membrane

CoatingsPro Website Article – October 2011 – Polyshield HT-SL – Seafood Plant Water Chiller Lining

CoatingsPro Magazine – July 2011 – NAPA Winery Protective Coatings

CoatingsPro Magazine – May 2011 – K5 Polyurea – Phantom Jet Boat Hull Protection

CoatingsPro Magazine – March 2011 – Oil & Gas Tank Farm – PTU Primary Containment Liner

Fine Home Building Magazine – March 2011 – Why Flash and Batt Insulation Makes Sense

CoatingsPro Magazine – January 2011 – Polyshield HT Polyurea – Atomic Train Railcar Liner

CoatingsPro Website Article – Jan. 2011 – Ultra Bond-HT – Rooftop Parking-Deck Membrane

Concrete Technology Today Magazine – 2010 Vol. 3 – Protecting Concrete Structures With Polyurea

Spray Foam Magazine – June 2010 – Spray Foam Rig Round-Up Article

Spray Foam Web Portal – 2010 – LPG Portable and Versatile Proportioner Article

CoatingsPro Website Article – April 2009 – Restoring a Classic Yacht Hull With SPI Polyurea

Applied Research Associates (ARA) – September 2004 – Dragonshield – Protecting The Protectors

Inside the Army – Sept 2004 – Military Researchers Studying Spray-On Composite To Armor Vehicles

Defense Today – August 2004 – Military Experimenting With Spray On Armor For Humvees

Marine Corps Community for Marine Veterans – June 2004 – Maintenance Center Barstow Enhances Vehicle Protection With Explosive Resistant Coating

CoatingsPro Magazine – July 2002 – Wastewater Tank Renovation

CoatingsPro Magazine – May 2002 – The Art of the Pond

The Alaska Contractor Magazine – Fall 1995 – Urethane Contractors Supply & Consulting Article

Dear Valued SPI Partners,

As our Nation unites to minimize the spread of COVID-19, the President issued updated Coronavirus Guidance for Americans on March 16th. This guidance initiated communication and notifications including Continuation of Supply Letters from valued SPI customers who are working on various critical infrastructure projects.

During these times of uncertainty, our mantra of “Diversify With SPI” has never been more meaningful than it is today. With you as our valued partner, we collectively maintain being a critical cog in the wheel to keep many diverse areas of infrastructure going throughout this nation and globally.

We have a number of manufacturing facilities across the US, giving us more options and resources to keep material moving to all geographical areas and markets. All Specialty Products’ facilities will remain open for business, and remain focused on continuing to supply your businesses through this uncharted time. Please continue to communicate closely with your SPI representative about the status of the environment around your place of business, and try to place your orders with as much advanced notice as possible. This will allow our production facilities and supply chain partners to work in sync to maintain the same level of service you’ve come to expect, and enable us to meet your product needs.

Rest assured, at SPI, nothing is more important than our employees’ safety, and we are doing everything possible to ensure the well-being of our dedicated staff, customers, suppliers, and service providers. With an uncompromising commitment to employee safety and social distancing, our team members who are able to perform their duties remotely, have already begun to do so. We will continue to monitor the conditions and communicate with our team, our partners, and you, if situations change.

We appreciate the continued notifications from you and your customers related to your projects under the Federal Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) strategic guidance. If you have questions, or even ideas using technologies to provide a solution, we will continue to be available 24/7 to assist you.

Everyone at SPI, and all the VersaFlex Family of Companies hope you and your families remain safe and healthy.

Chas Weatherford