Pink is for Little Girls and for Big Painters :: Red Devil’s ColorCure
Anyone that has been around minor home repairs has seen spackling that changes color as it dries. Well, Red Devil, Inc. has taken this technology one step further with its ColorCureTM Pink2White caulk. It is applied pink, but dries white. Magic! “Who Cares?” you ask, “I get along just fine with regular old caulk.” Well, painting too early can cause cracking and flaking, but this intuitive product solves that problem for DIYers and pros.
It has been said that this caulk is both “green” and pink. ColorCure™ Pink2White, a premium, multi-purpose sealant that goes on pink and dries white when it’s ready to be painted and is environmentally friendly. The patent pending technology is free of solvents, plasticizers and toxic chemicals, yet has the added benefit of a dry-time indicator. It is also low in VOCs and odor and cleans up easily with water.
“ColorCure sealant represents an exciting technology breakthrough that both pros and DIYers say would help them achieve better results,” said Jason Ringling, Director of Marketing, Red Devil, Inc. “It will help improve job efficiency and the performance level of any caulk and paint job.”
Red Devil’s ColorCure sealant has a typical drying time of one to two hours, depending on climate conditions. It is perfect for indoor and outdoor use and has patented HomeShield™ antimicrobial protection. With a tight, weather-proof seal, ColorCure sealant may be used on windows, door frames, baseboards, trim, countertops and vents. And, it has excellent adhesion to painted and unpainted wood, glass, aluminum, masonry, tile, brick, metal and concrete.
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For more information about Red Devil ColorCure Pink2White sealant, visit their web site at http://www.reddevil.com or call 1-800-4A-DEVIL. And, look for Red Devil’s loyalty program in conjunction with the launch of ColorCure on Facebook at www.facebook.com/reddevil. It will include more product details and special offers for Red Devil Facebook fans.
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You know…you just solidified the need for pink to white that my lack of coffee did not spot earlier….duh! It goes on pink so it doesn’t match so you can see when you need to bolt over the nearest obstacles and run to the bathroom to rewet the cloth and get your butt moving to REMOVE it from the wall because you obviously didn’t want white caulk there. :) (hope you smiled at the mental picture)
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Interesting indeed. I just used clear caulk recently to seal between baseboard and wall.