About 194 volunteers participated in the project, including employees from PPG and Renault, school members and community residents and PPG provided more than 215 gallons of paint.
A new one-step PCU anti-graffiti coating featuring a urethane powder, tinted to a specific color, and cured for 20 minutes offers an alternative graffiti-resistant solution.
Inspired by the ancient Japanese tea ceremony, the color draws from a centuries-old pottery technique known for its unique, variegated patterns - a process that celebrates intentionality and the beauty of imperfection.
The award recognizes an individual who, during the course of his or her career, has made outstanding contributions to the coatings industry. Nominations are reviewed by PCI’s Publisher and Editors, and the winner is announced at the annual Coatings Trends & Technologies Summit in Lombard, IL.
"With the solid second quarter performance and better visibility into the second half of the year, we are raising our full year 2024 guidance,”
said Chris Villavarayan, CEO and President.