American Clay Enterprises, Inc. has created a game-changer in cost and durability for commercial interior wall finishes. New PlasterPlus binder is added to the American Clay earthen plasters, resulting in a hard, yet repairable, No-VOC finish for the cost of a high quality, Zero-VOC paint job. PlasterPlus is sold dry in 27-pound lots through select commercial distributors, and is intended for commercial projects--such as healthcare, hospitality, universities--and big build residential.
The polymer binder has No-VOCs, is mold resistant, extremely easy-to-apply, and still can contribute up to eight (8) LEED points--along with singularity and timeless beauty--to any project. No wonder the field response has been ardently positive thus far.
American Clay has been used for numerous commercial / industrial jobs to date--from hotels (including Disney) and retail to schools, colleges, spas and churches. Now with PlasterPlus, American Clay can replace paint more equitably: for 80,000 sq. ft. projects, the cost can come in as low as $1.00 per sq. ft., including labor and product. Adding the completely repairable binder to the single-coat commercial Enjarre, as well as to any of the color-integral American Clay premier Legacy products, results in the easiest, hardest surface application of American Clay to date, and at the cost of both your texture and your "Zero-VOC paint".
PlasterPlus-enhanced American Clay provides big project builders and developers the following benefits:
American Clay CEO and co-Founder Croft Elsaesser has been working hard toward this product development. "It took us a year of rigorous in-house testing and third party verification on VOC and formaldehyde levels to assure our team that we had a superior material to provide to large-scale builders and developers. Our goal is always to maintain a healthy indoor air quality to both applicator and the end-user."
American Clay is also posting on www.americanclay.com under "Professional à Commercial Projects" page: the PlasterPlus sellsheet, MSDS sheet, application instructions and a FAQ.
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