Sealant Solutions, Inc. Continues its Restructuring

    MIDDLEBORO, Mass.--Sept. 26, 2001--As Sealant Solutions, Inc. (OTCBB:SSLU) continues its restructuring of Company operations from one product to multiple products, the Company appointed David Goldblatt of Seaboard Securities to head the financial advisory board.
    David Goldblatt's career of over 29 years is in trading, selling, and financing United States Government Securities and money market funds. For the past 7 years, Mr. Goldblatt has been engaged as a securities' principal with Seaboard Securities. Mr. Goldblatt's career began in 1970, as a short-term U.S. government securities trader with William E. Pollack and Co. Two years later, as Vice President at Cantor Fitzgerald and Co., Mr. Goldblatt transacted the Firm's trading and matched book positions. In 1976, Rhodes, Loeb, and Co. hired Mr. Goldblatt as Senior Vice President. He was to direct the hiring of sales personnel for the money market department while coordinating the selling and financing of the Firm's money market and matched book positions. In 1980, Mr. Goldblatt became a partner in Resource Management while performing as a trader in U.S. government securities and short-term money market instruments. In 1992, Mr. Goldblatt joined Seaboard Securities to direct the fixed income department. This division specializes in U.S. Government Securities. Mr. Goldblatt earned his Master's degree from Hunter College in New York City.
    "With Mr. Goldblatt's expertise in securities and finance and commitment to advise the Officers and Directors in this field, the Company believes it will be able to best utilize its revenues," stated Cary Parrish, President and Chief Financial Officer of Sealant Solutions. "With the most recent events in New York and the stock market, the Company believes Mr. Goldblatt will be able to recommend short term solutions to gaining the most benefit from our current revenue stream," added Michael Fasci, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board.

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