And Now You Can Find Resiliency Even in Paint
Thursday, February 28th, 2008Okay, another confession.
The working title of my new book, Bounce was actually orginally, “The Resiliency Spring”, but most people hated that title. Too hard to say, and too much of a buzz word. Now I see what they were talking about. Sherwin-Williams has just come out with a paint called, Resilience. (if you must know it is satin exterior latex). As their press materials say:
“Formulated with MoistureGuard technology, this paint cures in about half the time of most conventional exterior paints and can be applied on the dewiest days without concern that its adhesion will be compromised. Designed to withstand peeling and blistering, Resilience can be used on masonry, concrete, steel, stucco, vinyl and wood substrates. It is available in a wide range of colors in a flat or satin finish.
Somedays, I wish I could paint Resilience on my body, especially for thost days where things are going quite right. I never want my adhesion to be compromised! And when things really get bad I could use something to prevent me from peeling and blistering. Sun tan lotion just doesn’t seem to do the trick.
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