Mate this isn’t a pissing contest about when you sold, and how...

Mate this isn’t a pissing contest about when you sold, and how much you made.
It’s about the “product” moving forward, It’s refined it’s process, it’s certainly scalable in terms of a commercial building product, not to mention loads of other insulators it could be used for such as fire proofing.
Here’s an example....look at the NCC Australian building code in terms of a BAL(bushfire attack level). So products need to withstand a certain level of fire attack in terms of burn back or resistant levels, in a bushfire. The money spent on products to build in the bush and insurance is making it near impossible(Victoria & NSW). With a product like cfoam, as an insulator which as a 100% fire resistant product, could be used at a domestic level too. To lower costs in building products and insurance.

So domestically and commercially it’s sustainable and certainly scalable!