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Paladin Industrial Coatings: A Final Overview

Paladin Industrial Coatings are the perfect coatings to defend, protect and enhance.

BodyShop Business Staff Writers
By BodyShop Business Staff Writers
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Paladin Industrial Coatings are the perfect coatings to defend, protect and enhance, featuring:

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  • three bases
  • 15,000-plus color formulas
  • direct-to-metal capability
  • adhesion to a wide range of substrates
  • full range of physical and digital color tools

This video is part 8 of an 8-part series on Paladin Industrial Coatings.

To watch part 1, click here.

To watch part 2, click here.

To watch part 3, click here.

To watch part 4, click here.

To watch part 5, click here.

To watch part 6, click here.

To watch part 7, click here.

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