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CLEVELAND, OH, January 12, 2015 — Waterlox, a Cleveland-based manufacturer of premium wood finishes, has appointed Conor J. Hawkins as Technical Product Manager. He will be responsible for managing plant production and operations, as well as research and new product development. Hawkins joins his sister, Kellie Hawkins Schaffner, and father, Jay Hawkins, at the fourth-generation, … Conor J. Hawkins joins Waterlox Coatings Corporation as Technical Product Manager

CLEVELAND (Tuesday, March 13, 2012) — Waterlox, the nation’s leading manufacturer of premium wood finishes handmade from resin-modified Tung oil, is now on Pinterest with customer application photos, product images and more. Visit the Waterlox Pinterest page at www.pinterest.com/waterlox. The new Waterlox Pinterest page features boards with images about flooring, countertops, wood projects, cabinets, wood … Waterlox Coatings Corporation is now on Pinterest with Customer Application and Product Images

DURHAM, North Carolina (Thursday, February 23, 2012) — The one thing that Larry Daniel had been used to reading on his “honey-do” list was master bath remodel. In Larry’s words, his master bathroom had been “stuck in the ‘80s.” Larry’s wife had been patiently awaiting a new master bathroom so when the time came to … Waterlox Original Tung Oil Finishes Provide Protection for Larry Daniel’s Residential Master Bath Remodeling Project

STONINGTON, Maine (Thursday, February 23, 2012) — Geoffrey Warner’s furniture design- build business, Geoffrey Warner Studio, has been very busy the last several months. Not only does Warner design and build beautiful custom furniture creations sought after by his clients, but he also recently launched a new line of affordable designer furniture. “We can design … Geoffrey Warner Studio Leans on Waterlox® for Protection And to Bring Out Wood’s True Beauty in his Owl® Furniture Brand

MONROE, Virginia (January 17, 2012) — In Monroe, Virginia, Mario Halkyer’s firm, HistoricalSalvage.com, has a firm grasp on the restoration market. Halkyer specializes in using materials from buildings slated for demolition or destruction for renovation and remodeling projects, including flooring, furniture and more. According to Halkyer, the types of structures he is able to “salvage” … HistoricalSalvage.com Depends on Waterlox Original Tung Oil Finishes