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Those of you who have followed my blog for a while, probably know that I really like comparing how car refinishing industry vary from region to region. It is fascinating how different the business models could be in an industry, where precise (color) match is the main target. What is even more fascinating that there is no right way to do business either. Let me share with you my observations how the paint supplying stores operate in different countries.

Putting the names aside, the look and products assortment usually has a similar pattern. Paint mixing scheme(s) put in the very center of the whole store. Plus a range of clears, fillers, primers, thinners, non-paint consumables, including abrasives, polishing compounds, sealants, aerosols, tapes, and at least basic equipment, like spray guns and sanders. While the number of different auxiliary products brands may vary, what is the main characteristic of a business is whether it carries one or more car paint brands.

If you walk into a paint store and your eyes catch more than one mixing schemes from competitive paint brands, then this shop can be considered as multi-brand. It is important to recognize that the store carrying brands of the same group can hardly be described as multi-brand. For example, if the shop owner has PPG and MaxMeyer mixing systems, he or she probably follows some sort of a corporate strategy in the market. These paint systems could be complimentary. However, if you see Glasurit and Sikkens products side-by-side, than it is a distinctive example of a multi-brand paint supplier.

Secondly, in reality all paint systems have their strong and weak sides. I mean ALL. For example, X brand may perfectly match Japanese vehicles, while the brand Y does the Americans really well. Having multiple paint brands in store allows a store owner to be flexible.

Thirdly, with multiple brands at your hands, you may cover different customers, based on their price sensitivity. If a certain customer sprays old cars and have a lot of overall refinishing jobs, then a more economic paint may do the job. There is no need for a high-end, premium paint in this case.

If all the above sound too good to be true, I bring to your attention some drawbacks of having multiple paint brands in your store. The main disadvantage is that no paint producer will view you as 100% partner. There will be always some moaning involved. Usually paint companies will not bring you ready customers to serve, and technical and financial support will be limited.

I have had my furniture restoration business for roughly 5 years. Prior to that, I worked for a few local antique and fine furniture restoration shops for many years. It was during that time that I apprenticed under two highly respected master finishers, who taught me the trade. I have also created two very successful Facebook groups that focus on furniture restoration.

We strive to ensure that all our products are made in the best possible quality, from our canvases and stretcherbars to the paint that our artists use on the works. In the print department, we use state-of-the-art printers that print in high resolution on different types high quality media.

Our vision has from the beginning has been to provide modern art that everyone can afford. Lars Andersen and Susanne Tolboe started the company together in 1999, born of a desire that they themselves would hang paintings in their own homes. But buying paintings in galleries quickly became very expensive, and they got the idea to start a production of paintings in their own studio, with employed artists who could deliver on order - at a reasonable price. Today, Malerifabrikken sells both paintings and art prints on various media, but the vision of art for everyone is still the same.

The tag shop=paint is used to map a shop where you can buy paint. In a shop of this kind only paint is sold, as opposed to a shop=hardware shops where you can find paints, along with screws, hammers and bolts, etc. The paints might be used for any type of work, from home decoration to modelling.

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Most producers of paint stipulate a certain air humidity level when applying and drying the paint, whether it is for industrial usage, auto painting, wood or others. In fact, most paint for professional use is specifically designed to be applied under certain conditions only.

In the case of powder coating, moisture in the air acts as a conductor, making the electrostatic application of the paint spray possible. Briefly put, air humidity control is simply essential for any paint or lacquer process.

Our project engineers will determine how the individual paint or lacquer processes can benefit from improved humidity control. We do this by examining the production flow, the presence of ventilation systems, heat sources and many other parameters. Based on this, we give you a detailed recommendation on how to optimize your paint processes.

Our creative spirit and love of interior design comes together in Danish ceramics. Up and down the country you can find workshops where you can make your own handmade pottery, browse beautiful creations and be inspired. Here's just a few to get started. Now fire up the kiln!

Royal Copenhagen offers a unique opportunity to hand-paint their porcelain with their own well-known blue paint. At the workshop, you will be trained by skilled porcelain painters who will show you how to paint on cups or dishes. Royal Copenhagen is the gold standard for beautiful Danish tableware, so it's a treat indeed to learn from the best!

Ceramist Inge Vincents has her own workshop and shop in the hipster street Jgerborggade in Nrrebro, Copenhagen. Here you can buy beautiful, unique and handmade ceramics in bright colours and unique shapes.

At Studio Arhoj you will find quirky and beautiful ceramics that express the visual relationship between Scandinavian minimalism and traditional Japanese culture. In the shop, you can also watch them glaze and fire ceramics.

The ceramicist Karoline Illum lives in idyllic surroundings surrounded by forest in Sondrup Bakker. In addition to running a B&B, she has a workshop where you can visit and see her work, as well as buy ceramics at home. A couple of times a year she holds workshops where you can explore your creativity and make cups, sculptures and bowls.

This charming caf has its own ceramics workshop, garden and views of Vennebjerg's beautiful mill. Enjoy a good coffee with a cup produced on site. If you want to continue sightseeing, Mllehuset is only 2km from the unique lighthouse, Rubjerg Knude.

At Creative Space you can paint on ceramics, rather than make them. This popular place offers no less than 300 different types of pottery such as cups, bowls and dishes, so there is plenty to choose from. It's an easy and fun experience for friends, couples and the whole family.

Keramoda is in the beautiful coastal town of Lnstrup. Here, you can enjoy the atmosphere of creativity and art either by following the process from start to finish in the workshop or just eat a meal at the caf.

We strive to ensure that all our products are made in the best possible quality, from our canvases and blind frames to the paint that our artists use on the works. In the print department, we use state-of-the-art printers that run in high resolution on paper and sheets of incredibly high quality.

Our vision has from the start has been to provide modern art that everyone can afford. Lars Andersen and Susanne Toldboe started the company together in 1999, born of a desire that they themselves would hang paintings in their own homes. But buying paintings in galleries quickly became very expensive, and they got the idea to start a production of paintings in their own studio, with employed artists who could deliver to order - at a reasonable price. Today, Art Copenhagen sells both paintings and art prints on various media, but the vision of art for everyone is still the same.

The main living room opens into a smaller area for reading and watching TV. There, a curved sofa from Sofacompany features a pillow by Durup, while a lamp by Helle Mardahl hangs overhead. In the foreground the pink painting is by Fredrik Nblerd and the vase and bowl are by HAY.

The walls, woodwork and ceiling in the TV and reading room are painted in Castle Made of Sand by File Under Pop. The low sideboard is by Tylko, and pillow by Durup. On the ceiling the pendant light is by Helle Mardahl. Wall art is by Frederik Nblerd, Cathrine Raben Davidsen and Richard Mortensen, bought in independent Copenhagen galleries and online art auctions.

At the other end of the room, a Noguchi lamp and orange chair by Verner Panton lend their rounded forms to the scene. The photo to the left is by Mads Juel, and a painting by Maria Wandel hangs on the other side.

In the main bedroom, a bed by Rye Sleep is spread with a cover from Tekla. The ceiling is painted with Son of Mr Green by File Under Pop and the walls with Stones & Bones. The large rice paper lamp is by Isamu Noguchi, whose lamps Michael collects. 2351a5e196