[ Post a Follow-up ][ New Thread ]

Date: 12/23/99
Posted by: Mike Stembera
E-mail: m_stembera(at)yahoo(dot)com(no spam)
URL: http://

I am looking for a liquid that would have the effect of INCREASING the effective coefficient of friction when applied to a surface like brick, marble, or concrete. The viscosity needs to be low enough so that it can be sprayed w/ a paint gun. Any liquids I can think of have the opposite effect of lubricating the surface. Note that I need it to increase the coefficient of friction immediately while it's still liquid. i.e., I don't have time to wait for it to dry unless it can do so faster than .001 seconds after contact. I don't mind doing my own research but I'm totally new to this so any pointers on where to look would be welcome. Thanks in advance, Mike

This message has been here for a period of time, a follow-up seems unnecessary. In this place we have stopped the functions of [post a follow-up]. To discuss and communicate your ideas/info, you may use our new message boards, please go to: Manufacturing Community

When you do want to contact the author of this message, you must replace the "(at)" with "@" and "(dot)" with "." in his/her e-mail address above. But, please do not spam...

To create a new thread, please go to the current board of discussion forums. On that page, click the [Post a Message] or [New Thread] link, then you will find the submit form.

There are more than 55 boards in our site. Please choose, according to your topics, an appropriate one to post your message. If you are new comers, we suggest you to go to our Homepage to have a clear knowledge of the subjects and the orientations of our site before you post any messages.