From the Resene News – issue 2/2006

Thirst quencher - Cock & Bull venue
Church Road, Hamilton is now home to the popular expanding network of Cock & Bull food and entertainment venues that provide a great night out with an affordable price tag.

A purpose built facility, the new building of tilt slab and plaster has been finished in Resene Limelock to cure and seal in any free lime followed by Resene Concrete Primer and finish coats of Resene Lumbersider tinted to Resene Bordeaux (deep burgundy) and Resene Black on broadwall areas and façade features. The finishing touches of Resene Gold Dust (metallic gold) to trims were added using Resene Enamacryl Metallic giving this building a waterborne finish from tip to toe.

With the waterborne paint proving quick and easy to apply and the low odours associated with the specified products dissipating quickly, thirsty guests didn't have to wait long for their first pint. With word getting around about this new place in town, pints are going down nightly by the hundreds.

Painting Contractor: Wilton Contracting
Resene: Mike Martin, Waikato Trade Sales Representative

 
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