Quest Building Products is now offering its newest product for graffiti defense. The product is called Graffiti Shield. Graffiti Shield from Kretus is a two-component hybrid polymer. This product does not allow graffiti to adhere to it. It is as easy to apply as any paint. You can either roll it on or spray it on. Additionally, the company says you can also apply it to almost any surface.
Recommendation for application is to thinly apply the permanent, fast-drying, ajd VOC-free formula at a rate of 600 square feet per gallon.
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About Quest Building Products
Quest Building Products is a distributor and manufacturer of epoxy & urethane coatings, concrete stains & dyes, deck coatings, sealers, diamonds & abrasives, underlayments, self-levelers, color quartz & paint chip systems, concrete patching, hand tools & sundries, Concrete Surface Prep Equipment rentals, repairs and service. We can also help you customize your equipment and hand tools to your needs.
Quest carries systems preferred by contractors and specified by architects and engineers. With a knowledgeable staff and the support of reputable and dependable manufacturers, Quest has everything needed to prepare, protect, restore and decorate any concrete.
Jon-Don recently acquired Quest Building Products. Jon-Don gives specialty contractors and in-house service providers across multiple industries everything they need to keep things clean, safe, and looking their best. This is true whether it’s removing that one impossible carpet stain or resurfacing a massive warehouse floor. Since 1978, the company provides not just the equipment and consumables they need, but the real-world knowledge. They also offer a rolled-up sleeves approach, and rock-solid reliability they can’t find with other suppliers. Today, with multiple distribution centers strategically located throughout the United States, Jon-Don is serving industries ranging from water and fire restoration, concrete surface prep and polishing, building service/janitorial, carpet cleaning, and more.
