Mason Color Works Inorganic Color Pigment 7389 Catalina Testing Demonstrates Superior Degradation Resistance Properties Versus Competitor Pool Colors

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Carol Mason
President
Mason Color Works has conducted degradation testing on its complex
inorganic colored pigment 7389 Catalina alongside two additional pigments used in
the pool industry.
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East Liverpool, OH 43920
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PressReleasePing - June 26, 2018 - EAST LIVERPOOL, OH - Mason Color Works has conducted testing on its
complex inorganic colored pigment 7389 Catalina alongside two additional pigments used in the pool industry.
Testing reveals 7389 Catalina has superior degradation resistance properties to chemicals used in maintaining
pools, versus competitor pool colors.
Testing consisted of saturating each pigment in a solution with common pool chemicals. Pigments were soaked in
sodium bisulfate (pH Minus), trichloro-s-triazinetrione (chlorine stabilizer) and calcium hypochlorite (shock). Pigments
were compared to a control group consisting of the pigments in distilled water. Throughout the testing, Catalina 7389
had minimal color change while the other pigments had noticeable degradation at various stages. The pigments were
dried, and results measured with a colorimeter.
Further testing was conducted by soaking cement cakes colored with the pigments in the same chemical solutions for
one week. Catalina 7389 maintained its color consistency in every solution while the two other pigments showed
signs of degradation.
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“Mason Color Works has always manufactured best in quality products, and our complex inorganic colored pigments
for the pool industry are no exception. The testing of 7389 Catalina demonstrates Mason Color Works’ line of inorganic
pool colors exceed current industry standards. These pigments allow for properly prepared pool and spa plaster
mixes as well as pool paints that will stand the test of time,” said Carol Mason, President of Mason Color Works.
Mason Color Works’ line of inorganic pool colors have been formulated to create reliable, high-tint strength pigments
which mix easily into standard pool plaster systems and paints. For the full report of the Mason Color Works
degradation testing, please click here.
About Mason Color Works
Trusted since 1842, Ohio-based Mason Color Works is a leading manufacturer and global provider of high
temperature inorganic pigments, coatings, stains and investment castings. Lines of business include a wide range of
specialty market applications including ceramic stains, plastics, vinyls, acrylics, powder coating, refractory additives,
body stains and pool colors. With a focus on quality, customer service and people, Mason Color Works is dedicated to
the continuation of the highest industry standards. Visit MasonColor.com for more information.
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