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As previously mentioned, 3M DI-NOC Architectural Finishes can contribute to LEED Sustainability credits by reducing items sent to the landfill through the maintaining and reusing the existing stock of walls, doors and frames, built in case goods, furniture, etc. through its innovative architectural finishes.
Recently, The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) upgraded its green building standards, requiring LEED Gold certification for all new federal construction and major renovations.
In LEED 2009 there are 100 possible base points plus an additional 6 points for Innovation in Design and 4 points for Regional Priority. Buildings can qualify for four levels of certification:
When bidding on a job, 3M DI-NOC can be used as competitive leverage to obtain the new required standard!
For more information on LEED, please visit the official site for The US Green Building Council at http://www.usbgc.org
[story source: BuildingGreen.com]
Wayne Yada of Premier Color Graphics recently did a refurbish on his 1950 Ford Country Squire, and one of the materials utilized was 3M DI-NOC FW-886. Wayne explains the history below:
“In 1949 Ford came out with this new “woodie” style, and it had both the border trim and panels being made from real wood. Because maintaining the wood was so cumbersome for consumers however, GM started switching from wood to all metal in 1950 (we call these “tin woodies”). So not to be totally beat to the punch, Ford decided not to wait until 1951, so their changeover started in mid 1950. The border panels continue to be wood (mine are maple), but the inner panels were metal with DI-NOC applied. Since mine is a “late” 1950 model, that’s what it had from the factory, and since you were again offering the material (and mine was shot), I decided to utilize it.
Contact Wayne via email or at:
Premier Color Graphics, Inc.
324 S. Santa Fe St.
Visalia, CA 93292
Tel: 559-625-8606
That’s not a white cloth cover, that’s the “M10″ Matte White in the new “1080″ series of Scotchprint Vehicle wraps! Also shown is Light Wood Grain. These photos show the film’s versatility and flexibility on install, with little heating required.
Films are currently available for pre-order from us at IDS, with an estimated arrival date of mid December 2010. For special volume pricing please contact Cameron Forte via email or telephone 866-953-4662.
