Re: [Web-ftp] Research Symbol SFCI

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> > Low-Priced Solutions to High-Priced Problems
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> > SURFACE TECH, INC.
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> > THE ONLY COMPANY THAT HAS THE PATENTED TECHNOLOGY=20
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> > TO RESURFACE ALLOY WHEELS WHILE STILL ON THE CAR
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> > TRADING UNDER THE STOCK SYMBOL SFCI
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> > THE OPPORTUNITY
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> > Surface Tech has over 100 mobile licensed technicians across the U.S. t=
hat utilize its patented process to repair curb damaged alloy wheels withou=
t removing them from the car. This innovative new process ?Method for Refur=
bishing an Automotive Wheel? was granted a patent in February, 2002 (U.S. P=
atent 6,347,444).=20
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> > The Company has also developed a process to resurface damaged automotiv=
e headlight lenses, and is anticipating high growth in the newly added ?Cle=
ar Film? paint and headlight protection system. This proven product is appl=
ied to vehicles to protect the front fenders, bumper, hood, and headlight l=
ens covers from getting chipped, pitted or scratched by road debris.=20
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> > Each of the 28 million cars sold each year is a potential candidate for=
 SFCI's services, either now or at trade-in or turn-back time. The vast maj=
ority of those cars will have scuffed wheels, pitted headlight lenses, or r=
ock-chipped paint on the hoods, fenders and bumpers.
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> > U.S. PATENT PROTECTION
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> > Surface Tech obtained a U.S. patent that will protect the economic viab=
ility of their wheel repair technology and future market share. The strengt=
h of the issued patent, along with the filed continuation patents provide s=
olid protection from unlicensed competitors. Other valuable and innovative =
repair processes such as Paintless Dent Removal have suffered a decline in =
profitability due to not having patent protection. As the original innovato=
r of on-site wheel repair and owner of the patent rights, SFCI will continu=
e to see increasing royalties from the multi-billion dollar a year auto rec=
onditioning industry.
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> > REVENUE BASE
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> > SFCI current customers consist of over 4,000 auto dealerships, auto auc=
tions, car rental companies, insurance companies and warranty programs. SFC=
I licensed field technicians billed over $1,000,000 in 2001 and over $2,000=
,000 in 2002. The company anticipates adding 100 technicians this year and =
the total billing is anticipated to surpass $10,000,000 in 2003.=20
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> > ADDITIONAL REVENUE SOURCES
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> > A new product for SFCI will be an innovative new warranty program. SFCI=
 will receive an immediate fee for each new warranty sold at the time of ve=
hicle purchase. The coverage will include wheel repair, headlight lens resu=
rfacing, and ?Clear Film? paint protection system.=20
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> > The finance department of auto dealerships have historically been the s=
ource of a significant percentage of the dealer?s profit through the sale o=
f add-on products, as well as the financing of the vehicle. The dealerships=
 are currently experiencing a dramatic drop in that profit due to low inter=
est financing and a lack of product that consumers see a value in. The new =
appearance warranty provides them with a very profitable product that a hig=
h percentage of their customers recognize as a means to protect the appeara=
nce and value of their investment.=20
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> > THE NEED FOR EXPANSION CAPITAL
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> > To penetrate the world-wide marketplace, which consists of hundreds of =
thousands of car dealerships, auto body shops, rental car agencies, auto au=
ctions and the general public the company requires capital. These funds wil=
l secure additional techs, trucks, equipment and legal protection for its n=
etwork..
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> > GO HERE TO LEARN MORE
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