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December 5 - December 11, 2011

“This is a dying profession,” a coatings professional wrote recently. What do you think?


Definitely agree. Protective/marine coatings are becoming obsolete.
The industry won’t die, but it will have to change.
Disagree; coatings technology will keep pace with new needs.

Voting for this poll closed on Sunday, December 11, 2011



Tagged categories: Marine Coatings; Protective coatings
   

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