Flame Seal Products, Inc. completes preparations for Aerospace production that is expected due to the new FAA fire regulations that are slated to go into effect this month.

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Flame Seal Products, which this year became a qualified supplier for the Aerospace Industry (see press release 6-15-05), and having seen its FX-100, T-50, and ADH-1 products approved and specified, has been receiving an increasing volume of Aerospace communications as the September, 2005 deadline has approached.  This interest in Flame Seal’s products has resulted in a steady increase in deliveries of samples, information, and assistance to aircraft companies during recent weeks.

In response to these events, and as a result of Flame Seal’s recent commitment and shift of focus to the Aerospace Industry, the Company has been preparing for the expected volume of business that should begin to develop as a result of these efforts and the new, tougher fire standards as they go into effect this month, and early in 2006.  These preparations include upgrading of Quality Control systems to Aerospace requirements, implementing automation system developments, as well as securing management and technical personnel committed to Flame Seal to facilitate its expected growth in this field.

All preparations have been completed, and the Company is now in the first stages of implementing its growth plans.  Flame Seal has hired, and is training a new manager for its hard goods production line (FBS), to free current personnel for liquid production for Aerospace.  The Automation Design Team has completed the design of the Automated production systems for FX-100, and has built the computer control systems for the process, as well as a prototype single unit system.  Full automation is now in a 60-day “ready” mode, and can be fully operational in that time frame, allowing Manufacturing the ability to adapt to any major change in sales volume that should occur.

BACKGROUND:

FLAME SEAL PRODUCTS, INC. (FLMP) became a public company and began trading March 27, 2000 on the OTC (Non-BB “Pink Sheets”) stock market.  Flame Seal Products, Inc. is the Transfer Agent of record.  Plans include completion of the Audits and S.E.C. filings as required to elevate the stock off the Pink Sheets, to the OTC Bulletin Board, and then to the AMEX thereafter.  Audits are nearly complete, with S.E.C. filings to follow.

The “key” business strategy of Flame Seal is to create alliances with larger corporations, which quickly enhances the strength of the Company in each market by employing the networks for marketing, sales, applications, etc. that already exist within the structure of such Corporations.  (See previous news releases.)

Michael D. Kiser
President