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NEWS
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PAINT&PANEL SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2019
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CONCEPT PAINT’S 25TH ANNIVERSARY
vative research and development driven by a dedicated team of specialists and a strong distribution network.
The development of its NO MIX Base- coat System, the world’s first no agitation solvent basecoat tinting system has opened export markets around the world. Its low VOC solvent technology, applied to its unique NO MIX Basecoat System offers an environmentally responsible solution for the collision repair industry. It contin- ues to develop new coating technologies and new products, partnering with major coating companies across the globe.
Today Concept Paints is a major par- ticipant in the coatings and collision re- pair industries. It actively contributes to the development and progress of these industries via its membership of the Ad- vanced Manufacturing Growth Centre, the Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association, the Australian Paint Manu- facturers’ Federation, the Australian Shipbuilding & Repair Group, the Aus- tralian Association of Progressive Re- pairers, I-CAR Australia Industry Train- ing Alliance and the IAME (Institute of Automotive Mechanical Engineers).
Concept Paints will continue to focus on creating innovative coatings solu- tions for the automotive refinish and in- dustrial markets, supported by its dedi- cated employees and its partners.
CONCEPT PAINTS, CELEBRATES ITS 25TH
anniversary this year. Concept Paints is a family-owned Australian business, spe- cialising in the development and manufac- ture of innovative high quality automotive refinish and industrial coatings solutions.
From its inception in 1994, Concept Paints has grown to become Australia’s
seventh largest paint manufacturer, says the company. Today it exports it locally developed and manufactured automo- tive refinish and industrial coating prod- ucts to major markets including the United States of America.
Concept Paints attributes the success of its growth to its technology and inno-
PARTS CHECK GOES INTERNATIONAL
PARTSCHECK IS LAUNCHING ITS INNOVA-
tive part sourcing platform into two new countries - Malaysia and South Africa.
The company has grown from founder David Taylor's 'there must be a better way to source parts' idea to become a household name within the Australian auto repair industry.
PartsCheck Malaysia is now integrat- ed with software companies and have started taking registrations. There are a group of repairers and two of the biggest Malaysian suppliers testing the system so it is industry ready to launch over the coming weeks.
PartsCheck South Africa will launch at Automechanika SA in September.