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500S & 500 AMERTHANE 2K Waterbased System
An ISO 5660 Class 3 Fire Rated two pack, waterbased polyurethane finish system
• Excellent clarity & nude look on timber.
• Silky to the touch.
• Excellent mar resistance.
• Low reflectivity
• Excellent non-yellowing properties.
USES:
500 Amerthane is designed as a high quality finish for kitchens, shop fittings, cabinets, desks, paneling, partitions and most interior wood.
For more Information please contact PPG
DISTRIBUTORS
Whangarei Paint Centre
Whangarei (09) 430 2414
Wairau Paint Centre
Auckland (09) 443 3430
PPG Industries NZ Ltd
Auckland
(09) 573 1620
Grayson Auto Colour Centre
Auckland
(09) 278 0685
Autolink Distributors Ltd
Hamilton
(07) 846 1443
Linkup Paints (BOP) Ltd
Tauranga
(07) 571 8921
Complete Paints Ltd
Napier
(06) 843 1122
Total Paint Supplies Ltd
New Plymouth (06) 769 9415
Total Body Shop Ltd
Wellington
(04) 586 6681
Paintco
Nelson (03) 546 6660
PPG Industries NZ Ltd
Christchurch (03) 384 0255
Rainbow Paints Ltd
Dunedin (03) 474 0659
Southern Paints
Invercargill
(03) 218 4664
Apprentice Awards p.24
Awards report
The Master Joiners Conference and the Annual Excellence Awards for 2021 held in Hamilton are the centrepiece for our June issue which shows all the winners and a feature on the Supreme Award winning staircase from Firman Joinery. The first conference since Invercargill two years ago, was a real success run from the Claudelands Events Centre – an ideal venue. We welcome a new President of the NZJMF in Andrew Reilly and thank departing president Paul Ingram for his energetic and incisive leadership. I look forward to hearing where the next Conference will be held in due course.
Not only is this year the 75th anniversary for well known machinery supplier W & R Jack Ltd but it also marks the retirement of owner Robin Jack. There is a commentary from him which I’m sure many will want to read, in this issue. An interesting feature (and one we do annually) is a look at the ever evolving technology of edgebanders with contributions from all the leading suppliers. It always amazes me how they continue to innovate with new and better ways to edgeband product.
An interesting item is a look at the latest in furniture fittings and connectors. This is an often forgotten part of the cabinetmaking and furniture industries. We have a pictorial on some of the latest in this field. Speaking of cabinetry, we also have a look at the latest in drawer systems now available from some of the leading suppliers. Some really interesting product here.
Of special note is the editorial from the NZ Engineered Stone Advisory Group. This addresses the latest developments in the engineered stone manufacturing sector and for those involved in it, a worthwhile read. This issue is in fact very much a full on one with lots to read and digest. As we head into winter things still look very promising for all those in the industries we cover. Here’s hoping the issue of supply works its way through quickly
Bob Nordgren