Projects

Preserving 'Convergence': Andrew Frazer consulted for an anti-graffiti clear coat. The system included Class 2.5 Blast, Dulux® Luxaprime® ZP, Weathershield® Low Sheen, and Acrathane® IF Clearcoat Gloss, ensuring long-lasting beauty and protection. Images courtesy of Blank Slate Creative.

The quirky "Float" light poles located on the corner of Stanhope Parkway and Conrad Road, Ponds in Sydney are protected by Ferreko No. 3, a micaceous iron oxide epoxy coating with a subtle reflective sparkle that enhances the spectacular multicoloured lighting effect at night.

The street art surrounding the Esplanade Apartments in St Kilda, is named "Over and Over", and doubles as a privacy screen. These aluminium panels were coated with Quantum FX and Quantum Clearcoat in 2006 for long term durability, low maintenance, high performance graffiti protection and high visual impact.

In a new Perth development on the site of a former hospital, nine Dulux colours were painstakingly selected to pay homage to history and deliver protection from the elements.

Equipment at a Melbourne playground required rejuvenation plus protection from UV and graffiti. Custom specifications for steelwork and panels ensured long term protection for this important community asset.

For new art 'beacons' lining the Brisbane River, Duration T80 delivered graffiti resistance and UV stability. This water-based fluoropolymer topcoat offers excellent colour retention and easy maintenance, with very low VOC levels.