Projects

The striking Oculus structure in Perth's QV1 Plaza is protected against corrosion, graffiti and UV deterioration with a three coat system that exceeds a high durability PUR5 system as described in AS/NZS2312.1:2014. The first coat is Zincanode 402, a zinc rich primer for galvanic corrosion protection, Duremax GPE MIO for heavy duty barrier protection, and a fluoropolymer topcoat, Duration T80 for outstanding durability.

This iconic Toowoomba storefront was painted in Duration for long term protection against corrosion, UV exposure and graffiti. This low VOC, rapid drying solution was necessary for a busy public thoroughfare.

The Royal Hobart Hospital Redevelopment steelwork was blasted and primed with Zincanode 402, then brought to site and erected. Due to the existing hospital's air conditioning intakes being within metres from the new build, Duration low VOC and low odour two pack products were used to complete the protective coating systems on site.

The restoration of Sydney's landmark Shell House required 2500 tonnes of steel to be protected against both fire and corrosion with a specialised intumescent coating.

With a tight construction deadline, winter temperatures were a concern for applicators seeking efficient recoat times. Fast-drying coatings helped the build finish on time while achieving the Australian Standard for corrosion protection (AS/NZS 2312.1:2014). Image courtesy of Maddison Wright Engineering.

Sunshine Plaza's expansive paths and steps were constantly contaminated with graffiti, spilled food, and, worst of all, chewing gum. A couple of passes of Surfaceshield HD-H horizontal surface treatment for concrete and pavers now repels sticky contaminants, allowing easy removal using high pressure hot water wash.