> -----Original Message-----

> From: Cuyler Page

> Sent: Friday, January 05, 2007 1:20 PM





> Here is a request today from a 

> children's museum 

> List-serve, worth a close read:

> 

> "We are currently working on a small Native American exhibit 

> in our museum

> and I'm wondering if any of you have advice on some type of 

> floor covering

> we could purchase that looks like fake earth?"



Actually, I have an answer to this question:



http://www.polypavement.com/



Get some real earth. Put it on the floor. Turn it into fake earth.



I'm sure it will look exactly like fake earth and meet their performance

requirements.

__________________________________________________

Dan Becker,  Exec. Dir.        "Oh joy!  Rapture!  



>



Dan:



I thought there was a product called Polycoat that my employer bought to encapsulate asbestos on a dirt crawl space surface.  I see they don't promote that as a use for their products so either their lawyers thought better of the liability risks involved or I have the wrong company name.



After two or three spray applications it gave a tough rubbery surface.  I think it was a white liquid that dried black but I may be thinking of that "rust converter" stuff.



Dusty