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Sherwin-Williams Automotive Finishes Approved for All Honda and Acura US Warranty Repairs

Included in the approval are Sherwin-Williams AWX Performance Plus waterborne system and Ultra 7000 solventborne refinish system.

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American Honda Motor Co., Inc. approved Sherwin-Williams Automotive Finishes paints for its warranty and goodwill repairs. Included in the approval are Sherwin-Williams AWX Performance Plus waterborne system and Ultra 7000 solventborne refinish system.

“Sherwin-Williams has supported American Honda for many years, so we are proud to be included in the latest issued approved paint lines service bulletin,” said Jason Crager, Sherwin-Williams OEM business development manager. “These approved refinish materials will not only meet but surpass our customer’s needs and provide them with an outstanding finish when they receive their vehicle after a repair has been completed.”

For additional information about Sherwin-Williams Automotive Finishes, visit www.sherwin-automotive.com.

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