Unelko Corporation’s Invisible Shield® PRO 15 & REPEL® Protective Glass Coatings featured at China Glass 2019

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Date: 31 May 2019

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Unelko Corporation’s Invisible Shield® PRO 15 & REPEL® Protective Glass Coatings featured at China Glass 2019

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International Exhibition Center of Beijing, May 22-25 2019.

Unelko recently returned from CHINA GLASS in Beijing. They saw tremendous growth in the Chinese market in newly developed architectural glass, buildings and structures. The response to the Invisible Shield PRO 15 & REPEL Glass Protection & Preservation benefits was excellent, due to the cost of cleaning and restoration of high-rise glass. Invisible Shield PRO 15 protects & maintains high-rise glass in a pristine condition and eliminates corrosion and the need to clean, restore or replace glass long term.

Unelko’s Invisible Shield Glass Coating Technology is validated for its high-performance, durability and nanoscale innovation in advanced surface care over 40 years.

Additional information available at www.Unelko.Com | www.GlassCareExperts.com

Unelko Corporation’s Invisible Shield® PRO 15 & REPEL® Protective Glass Coatings featured at China Glass 2019

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