" I don't understand the video, you say their product creates a dust when brushed across.
but should'nt Encap solution detach from the fibre when brushed? otherwise how does the encapsulated soil get removed?"
Thats a great question. You want to encap and you want it to release but not so easily that it can become airborne or de capsulate the soils.
In my opinion it should take a little more effort to remove the polymer. That is why I did the Surround and the electron microscope test to show how it comes off. Simon would like that one as it shows the lab report.
http://bonnetpro.com/encapsulation/T2H_polymer.htmlSimon I will throw this at you and if you answer yes I will concede but if your answer is no than you concede to my point of the video demonstration. Fair?
Did you apply the same standard or judgement when you saw the dry down test for a crystallizing polymer? Yes or No?
Did you say it needed a third party independent test? Yes or No?
Did you try it yourself? Yes or No?
If you judged their sales info the same as your judging my test then that's fair. If you required them in your opinion to do the dry down by a third party, then its fair. I would not think that you did. And if you conducted the test yourself, then you can do the same with mine as I exactly told what I did. To me you need third party when the average person cannot conduct the test themselves. Anyone can do this test so I feel third party is not needed. Even if the chems where applied a little heavy they where both applied at the same amount down to fractions of an ounce, so it was equal. Some guys go light and some heavy with solution application especially with a gravity feed machine. so this example showed was happens in this light.
Let me know. Im sure you will.
