Specifying, Green Coatings Top New Issue

FRIDAY, JULY 29, 2016

Expert advice on fire-resistive coatings and specification writing are a part of the new issue of Durability + Design In Depth, now available free online.

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The July 2016 issue, released via e-mail Wednesday (July 27), also includes information on what it means to be “green” in terms of coatings as well as a discussion of a new guide to decorative concrete.

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D+D In Depth

 

Features included in the issue appear below:

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• “Fire Drill: Coatings that Protect Commercial Buildings—and Save Lives,” by Sean Younger and Jim Rippe, of Carboline;
• “Editing the Trouble Out of Painting Specifications,” by Kenneth A. Trimber, of KTA-Tator Inc.;
• “What Color is Your Green Paint?” by Allen Zielnik, of Atlas Material Testing Technology LLC; and
• “Decorative Concrete Education and the Quest for Quality,” by Michael Hernandez, of Baker Concrete Construction.

The issue may be accessed here.

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