Since we began marketing composite plastic products in 2000, RPM has been successful marketing these products to businesses, industries and consumers. We maintain a large group of Fortune 500 companies as repeat customers. We continue to promote our line of composite products through an agressive press media campaign and our internet division. Overall sales of RPM products has grown an average of 30%+ each year. Sales for all our 100% recyclable products have exceeded $4.6 million in 2007

Whether it's material handling products or plastic roofing tiles, RPM management developed and implemented a unique processing system, based upon proprietary technology, which enables it to produce superior plastic products at a price competitive to (and in some cases lower than) wood or clay products. We have a major price advantage over similar products made from other materials because of our cost-efficient production system. Our raw material consists of 100% recyclable materials so we produce throughly "green" products.

RPM's products are based upon proprietary designs that enable us to accept and process most high-density plastic materials, including types and colors of plastic material that some processors must reject or discard. The essence of our technology is in our processing system. To the best of our knowledge, no other company is producing products in a similar manner. RPM currently grinds and processes recyclable plastic scrap. In addition to using the bulk of this material for RPM pallets and roofing products, we also offer regrind in truckload quantities to other molders when an excess exists.

Additionally, the mix of recyclable plastic materials that will be used enhances economy and structural integrity. The blends used consist of Polypropylene in a proprietary formulation. A thermoplastic additive, developed by RPM, enables the amalgamation of chemically incompatible polymers. This permits a significant reduction in raw material and processing costs while producing an end product of superior strength and durability.

The additive compatibilizes commingled dissimilar polymers, which would normally have little or no affinity for each other. It reduces melt viscosity and acts as a wetting agent for inorganic substances. Tests performed under strict laboratory conditions have clearly indicated a marked improvement in bonding. This additive also enables polymers to be molded at lower processing temperatures. Additionally, it serves as a filler or extender to thermoplastics thereby lowering the cost of the end product.

Companies such as Lee Carpet, Toyota, Goodyear, Dow Chemical, Exxon-Mobil, Kraft, Sara Lee, Armstrong World, Smurfit-Stone, Federal Mogul, General Dynamics, Black & Decker, Alliance Chemical, Thyssen Steel, Fuji Film and more are regular RPM customers.