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The US trademark ENVICOAT STAGE II was filed as Word mark on 06/07/2007 at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The current status of the mark is "ABANDONED - NO STATEMENT OF USE FILED".
| Trademark form | Word mark |
| File reference | 76677902 |
| Application date | June 7, 2007 |
| Publication date | April 22, 2008 |
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Water repellant protective chemical compositions of a non-paint nature, in liquid form, for use as a surface treatment on glass and non-porous surfaces, non-ferrous metals surfaces, porcelain surfaces, fiberglass surfaces, non-vitreous tile surfaces, and plastic surfaces; moisture barrier chemical compositions of a non-paint nature, in liquid form, for use as a surface treatment on polished natural stone surfaces; corrosion protective chemical compositions of a non-paint nature, in liquid form, for use as a surface treatment on exterior building walls, boat hulls and boat super-structures, and airplanes; dust repellant chemical compositions of a non-paint nature, in liquid form, for use as a surface treatment on exterior building walls to reduce the frequency of washing, decorative fixtures in office buildings to reduce the frequency of dusting; tarnish protective chemical compositions of a non-paint nature, in liquid form, for use as a surface treatment on decorative fixtures in office buildings; anti-fouling chemical compositions of a non-paint nature, in liquid form, for use as a surface treatment on boat hulls and boat super-structures; anti-icings chemical compositions of a non-paint nature, in liquid form, for use as surface treatment on airplanes; friction reducing chemical compositions of a non-paint nature, in liquid form, for use as a surface treatment on airplanes; appearance enhancing chemical compositions of a non-paint nature, in liquid form, for use as a surface treatment on the surface of fleet vehicles to improve their appearance and reduce the frequency of washing
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