Members Only Paint Council Report
ACA’s Paint Councils are grassroots organizations representing the association in its efforts to promote the interests of the paint and coatings industry at the state level. ACA’s 10 Paint […]
ACA’s Paint Councils are grassroots organizations representing the association in its efforts to promote the interests of the paint and coatings industry at the state level. ACA’s 10 Paint […]
ACA’s committees address an array of issues impacting the industry and are classified by specific sector, issue, or project. This report offers an overview of the efforts and accomplishments […]
ACA’s committees address an array of issues impacting the industry and are classified by specific sector, issue, or project. While all committees are conduits for information sharing, some collaborate […]
ACA’s Guide to Training Hazardous Materials Employees Involved in Transportation aims to assist paint and coatings manufacturers, suppliers, and distributors in complying with U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations […]
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ACA issued guidance for members about Canada’s ban on octhilinone (OIT) as a material preservative in paint, which took effect on May 31, 2019. As a result, finished paints […]
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