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Pioneer experience! Shi'l6(,lrdm9

As one of the world's most sophisticated chemical carriers, its 48 cargo tanks rely on either stainless steel of

Ameron's Dimetcote 4 inorganic zinc.

Ameron products are at work just about anywhere you look. Dimetcote and

Amercoaf marine coatings provide maximum protection for steel sur- tne- faces above the waterline, oyer while an Amercoat anti- ng foutant system delivers cost-effective protection >s Torthe bottom hull.

When the world's most sophisticated shipbuilders and owners want state-of- >r the-art marine coatings i and tank-lining systems, supported by an expert r t international marine iere service network, they nd specify lAmeron". •--•—« -v-J. ..—W V- .•.. ww - -'-Vv W W W WW '. r

And that^s a good reason for you to call on Ameron, too.

Amenon

Protective Coatings Group 4700 Ramona Boulevard, Monterey Park, California 91754

Phone: 213-268-4111 Telex: ITT421274 AMERONMYPK

Ameron B.V., Protective Coatings Division, J.F. Kennedylaan 7, 4191 MZ Geldermalsen,

The Netherlands, Phone: 03455-3341, Telex: 70333 AMTC NL

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