Abstract: A heated hockey stick includes a heating system having a power source contained within the shaft of the hockey stick, a heating element within the blade of the hockey stick connected to the power source and configured to heat at least the blade of the hockey stick. An actuatable switch device may be employed to manually or automatically for enable or disable the power source. The hockey stick may include structure to enable adjustment of the length of the shaft of the heated hockey stick. An external heating device may be used in conjunction with the present heated hockey stick.

Abstract: A process for grouting floors using a two-part reactive epoxy grout formulation comprising two distinct components (parts) which can utilize a two-part cartridge for storing, metering and having a means of attaching a static mixer tube to the front of the cartridge for inline mixing of the epoxy components as they are being dispensed directly into the grout joint. The cartridge contains a resin and pre-colored hardener, which maybe heated to accelerate the cure speed in cold environments if necessary, mixed, and applied to an empty grout joint-line by means of a static mixer tube that acts as a mixer-nozzle. Masking tape or other protective material is placed on both sides of the joint-line prior to grouting to prevent epoxy contacting tile faces. The grout is dispensed directly into the grout joint by the applicator gun pressurizing the cartridge pistons to flow epoxy resin and hardener in the correct mix ratio through the static mixing nozzle.

Abstract: This invention comprises a method of refurbishing and removal of scratches from glass and a glass assembly which is resistant to scratches. The scratched glass is sanded to remove scratches and, after application of a bonding pumer and mounting of gasket a preheated acrylic is applied. After curing a polyvinyl sheet is applied to protect the acrylic. The process can be applied to “on board” repair of scratched glass on public vehicles.