Anthony Locicero, Associate Editor11.12.19
International Coatings (Cerritos, CA) was founded in 1957, an early pioneer in the development and manufacturing of industrial coatings, adhesives and plastic compounds.
“As interest in apparel decoration grew, we led the way in the development and production of textile screenprinting inks for both direct and transfer applications,” said Steve Kahan, president and CEO.
International Coatings is known for its high-performance Nylon inks, its low-bleed whites, its FlexCure product line, which features flexible curing ranges, and its full range of non-PVC ink products.
“They helped establish our reputation for producing products that perform and are of consistently high quality,” Kahan said.
Currently, International Coatings also offers traffic marking paints as well as a range of vinyl, urethane and water-based industrial compounds, adhesives and
“As interest in apparel decoration grew, we led the way in the development and production of textile screenprinting inks for both direct and transfer applications,” said Steve Kahan, president and CEO.
International Coatings is known for its high-performance Nylon inks, its low-bleed whites, its FlexCure product line, which features flexible curing ranges, and its full range of non-PVC ink products.
“They helped establish our reputation for producing products that perform and are of consistently high quality,” Kahan said.
Currently, International Coatings also offers traffic marking paints as well as a range of vinyl, urethane and water-based industrial compounds, adhesives and
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