Repaint Reporter

Repaint Reporter (v75 n2)

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RECREATING COAST GUARD AIRCRAFT PAINT SCHEMES Advanced aerospace military coatings by PPG recently helped recreate historic paint schemes for repainted aircraft commemorating U.S. Coast Guard aviation's 100th anniversary. Thirteen helicopters comprising three types—HH-52A, MH-60 and MH-65—and two HC-144 search-and-rescue fixed-wing airplanes were repainted in a visual retrospective celebrating the centennial. "DESOTHANE ® HS military topcoats afford excellent weathering durability so that these special aircraft will keep their appearance for years to come," said Duane Utter, aerospace global segment manager, PPG, for military coatings and defense products. TEAM PPG 5 PPG ENHANCES AUTOMOTIVE REFINISH TRAINING FACILITIES PPG has expanded and improved several of its business development centers to state-of-the-art levels. Two centers in particular—the Allison Park, Penn., facility, minutes from the company's global headquarters in Pittsburgh, and the Baltimore center—have undergone extensive renovation. The Allison Park building was completely remodeled and expanded from 2,400 square feet to 9,000 square feet. It now includes two classrooms, new conference and mixing rooms, two new GFS downdraft spray booths, a downdraft prep deck and twin 20 horsepower Kaeser compressors. The Baltimore facility has been expanded to 7,020 square feet with improvements such as a second classroom, a new extended GFS downdraft spray booth and twin 20 horsepower Kaeser compressors.

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