The ecoSEAL Challenge
Here we catch up with some of those who have already signed up to take the ecoSEAL Challenge to find out why they were keen to take part and what they think of the system.
Here we catch up with some of those who have already signed up to take the ecoSEAL Challenge to find out why they were keen to take part and what they think of the system.
That’s why we launched the ecoSEAL Challenge, our latest product trial initiative to encourage tradespeople to make the switch to more environmentally friendly alternatives.
The ecoSEAL system is a recyclable plastic sleeve that can be used an average of 75 times alongside our sealant and adhesive foils.
Once empty, the foils are eight times smaller than traditional plastic sealant cartridges, meaning that tradespeople who adopt the system can significantly reduce their plastic waste. Furthermore, rubbish disposal costs can be reduced on larger projects.
- Robin Clevett, carpenter
- Justin Bailly, painter and decorator
- Wayne de Wet
Following the glowing reviews from all our influencers, we launched the initiative to the trade and have been delighted to see just how many have already signed up to try the ecoSEAL system for themselves.
– George Rust of G Rust Roofing who trialled THE WORKS PRO.
– Ben Ruffett of Savage & Sons who trialled Painters Mate.
To sign up and take the ecoSEAL Challenge, simply fill out our online form and select which of our ecoSEAL foils you would like to test out from our range of industry favourites. These include DOWSIL™ 785+, 796 and 799, as well as Geocel’s Painters Mate and THE WORKS PRO. Those who register will then be sent an ecoSEAL sleeve and chosen foil in the post.
Furthermore, ecoSEAL Challenge participants will have the chance to win a £500 voucher by filming their own product review and posting it on our Facebook page. We will be selecting one lucky voucher winner every month from the submissions we receive.
To register for a free ecoSEAL sleeve and foil of your choice, click here or look out for the posts on our Facebook page.