FYI-Contego Fire Barriier Latex Paint

[Brent Parsley]

ATTENTION DESIGN PROFESSIONALS!!!!!!

Contego International, after many years of formulating and testing, is now officially announcing one of the most innovative new products to hit the new construction and renovation industry in the last decade. Contego Intumescent Latex also known as Contego Fire Barrier Latex has been proven and tested, and is being distributed throughout the world. This year, Hanley-Wood Publications named Contego as one of the Top 100 Products for Architecture & Construction. We were the only fire protection coating that made the cut, outperforming scores of Fortune 500 companies. IBACOS, the independent product evaluation and testing center ( www.ibacos.com) recently did an in-depth analysis of all intumescents and reported that Contego is the only intumescent they recommend. Our web site www.contegointernational.com will explain in detail why Contego is specifically mandated (by name) by major insurance underwriters like SAFECO and CNA for many of their large commercial accounts.

This is an exciting leap forward that will enable you to help others exceed fire codes far more economically than previously possible. Our coatings will also greatly expand your design options while helping to protect the lives and property of others. The bottom line is that Contego products solve a myriad of problems faced by the architectural world. Make it a priority to put us to the test so we can help get you fully up to speed as a Contego partner.

Please call me if you have any questions or would like more information.

Brent Parsley

CAL-CON "Fire Solutions"
2641 Decker Way
West Sacramento
California 95817
Ph. 916-718-8190
Fx. 916-376-0709
Off. Ph. -Fax 376-0705
brentparsley@charter.net

Corporate Contact:

Tony Scott
Executive Vice President
Strategic Development
334 Greyhound Pass West
Carmel, IN 46032 - USA
317-580-0665 - Telephone
317-432-0665 - Mobile
317-580-0663 - Fax
www.contegointernational.com.htm


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