
What is in a coating specification – Architectural Metal Coatings
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Thursday, April 29, 2021 - 12:00pm to 1:00pm EDT
The Architectural Coatings industry has spent several years developing innovations to improve performance, durability and finish for coatings applied to metal components. This seminar will provide updates on the latest technologies to achieve AAMA compliance, define nomenclature, and discuss characteristics of different application methods. This presentation will provide the tools to help correctly specify coatings.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand architectural coatings and where they can be applied
- Understand AAMA as a specification standard and how coatings manufacturers achieve categories
- Determine sustainability with LEED / EPD
- Learn examples of different ways to specify coatings
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