polymer mortar

OH NO, ANOTHER ONE!!!!

This must be the starting thread for unqualified wish fulfillment so I'll place my post here as well:

I want to fly

Please advise me on this technology yada yada yada - -

I have no knowledge of aerodynamics etc (and obviously no desire to acquire any on my own) so all of you wizards will do my research for me right?

I'm flapping my arms as fast as I can but just can't get off the ground. Does anyone here know of any other technology that might help me fly?

For many years, a mixture of polyurethane resin and sand has been used as a replacement for concrete. First, the polymer - sand composite is flexible enough such that it doesn't crack under sudden stress or cold temperature. It easily molds and can be used to make statuary, mortar, driveways, etc. The polyurethane is typically a moisture-curing resin, and can be either solvent based or 100 % solids. You'll see some shrinkage using a solvent based resin.