Flamemaster to Provide Aircraft Sealants to U.S.
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Flamemaster, a Sun Valley maker of flame-retardant coatings and sealants, said it won a $1.5-million, one-year contract to provide aircraft sealants to the U.S. government.
Shipments of the sealants, which are used mostly in aircraft fuel tanks, are scheduled to start in August, Flamemaster said.
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