What are architectural coatings?
Architectural coatings are any coating applied to stationary structure and their appurtenances, to mobile homes, to pavements, or to curbs (see Rule 1113). For example, painting pipes that are connected to the stationary structures and delivers products are considered architectural coating. Commonly, architectural coatings are pre-formulated and supplied in ready-to-use forms; therefore no thinning or reformulation needed. Architectural coatings used in manufacturing or production must be reported in the AER program. For example, window shutters (wood surface), doors (wood or metal surface), mobile homes or parts (metal, wood, ceramic, etc).
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