Gregory S Reeves

US Patent:

20080011407, Jan 17, 2008

Filed:

Jul 17, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/487279

Inventors:

Gregory Reeves - Fullerton CA, US

International Classification:

C03B 23/00

US Classification:

156094000

Abstract:

The formula of my invention is one-fourth soda, one eighth cerium oxide (that Is precipitated) one-eighth limestone, one sixteenth white distilled vinegar (that Is also precipitated) one sixteenth of potash to give the mixture an abrasive texture Along with one sixteenth portion of sawdust. Mixed with this mixture is water to Thicken the mixture into a paste compound. The now thickened compound is applied to the affected area of the glass (the Scratched area). Give the compound 30 to 40 seconds to dry on the glass. The consumer now follows the instructions I have already outlined in the Specification of this invention.

US Patent:

48179574, Apr 4, 1989

Filed:

Sep 28, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/101414

Inventors:

Gregory L. Reeves - Pomona CA

International Classification:

A63F 300

US Classification:

273248

Abstract:

A game played on a playing board having a plurality of intersecting lateral and longitudinal grooves defining a grid of squares. A plurality of laterally and longitudinally oriented movable bars on the grid define a maze therewith. The movable bars are operatively connected to the grooves and respectively move laterally and longitudinally along the grooves. The movement of the bars changes the maze paths. Each bar has a width of one square and a length of three squares of the grid. The game apparatus also includes a plurality of playing pieces, objects for indicating random numbers of permissible movements of the playing pieces and the bars, and a surrounding frame to definitize the playing area and to retain the bars. Normally, an even number of players, such as two, attempt to move their playing pieces from opposite ends across the grid, end to end, the randomizing objects indicating the permissible number of squares across which the playing pieces can be moved and which laterally and/or longitudinally oriented bars can be shifted on the grid. The bars preferably include mechanical interfaces with the grooves of the grid which assure a stable position exactly covering a line of three adjacent squares.