Marisol Marine in North Vancouver, BC, Canada is a longtime TufShield™ retailer who has a great idea on not only how to display the products themselves but to illustrate the great finish that TufShield™ produces at the same time.

They have created shelving finished with TufShield™ Base Coat and Top Coat Gloss to display the product cans themselves and of course it's a great way for people to see what the actual finish looks like.

On the shelf third from the bottom, you'll see the Base Coat and TS Reducer cans together, on the next shelf down are the cans of Top Coat Gloss, and on the bottom shelf is the Top Coat Satin.

You can also see that on top of some the Base Coat cans, the staff have left TufShield™ brochures available for customers to pick up and take home that helps them learn more about the products.

If you're a TufShield™ retailer and need to get additional brochures to display in your store or to give to customers, please send an email with your mailing address and desired number of brochures by clicking here.









Here is a closeup shot of the shelving to give you a better idea of how nice the finished wood shelving looks in person.









As always, you can click on any photo to blow it up and view it in greater detail.

Labels: marisol marine, product placement, tufshield shelving

Here are some pictures of teak patio furniture that have been finished with TufShield™ Base Coat and Top Coat Satin that were submitted by a longtime TufShield™ user from Seattle, WA named Peter Duffy.

Peter runs his own painting business and was happy to submit these photos of his patio furniture that he recently completed.













To the right, you'll see a closeup shot of one of the teak patio chairs that Peter finished.
























Even Peter's dogs love TufShield™!









As always, you can click on each photo to increase the size and see the pictures in more detail.

Labels: patio furniture, teak furniture

Here is a picture of a boat project as its being completed that shows three different aspects of the wood.

On the very far left is the old weathered varnish, next in the middle is a small section of the wood with the old varnish stripped off, and on the far right is a section of wood that has being coated with 4 coats of TufShield™ Base Coat.



As always, you can click on the photo to blow it up and see it in greater detail.

You can see how the Base Coat has rejuvenated the wood on the right hand side and brought the color back to life. Now all it needs is some TufShield™ Top Coat Gloss or Satin and the job will be done!

This picture was provided by boat refinished Suzy Harrison of Seattle. You can read more about Suzy's work on our Recent Projects page.

Labels: before and after, boat railing, wood railing