Feb 11, 2020
AkzoNobel is set to enhance support for Awlgrip and Interlux yacht coatings throughout US & Canada East with the help of Thomas H. Connolly & Sons.
AkzoNobel, manufacturer of Awlgrip® and Interlux® – two yacht coatings brands at the forefront of the North American marine industry, has announced a partnership with representative company Thomas H. Connolly & Sons to deliver enhanced service levels for yacht coatings customers in the US & Canada East. With their support retailers, boatyards, boatbuilders and OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) across both regions will receive enhanced service levels and additional support as part of the outstanding product offerings of Awlgrip and Interlux.
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