Protecting fans: Harrogate Town paints its ground with new Covid resistant paint
Harrogate Town are going the extra mile to protect their fans by painting the club with Covid resistant paint as part of ‘next-generation’ science developed in Yorkshire.
Monday, 21st December 2020, 3:22 pm
Now that the club is welcoming back 500 fans at a time within the limits of the Tier 2 rules set by the Government, Harrogate Town are determined to make watching football a safe environment for all, which is where SteriCoat comes into play.
Like any paint, SteriCoat upgrades tired surfaces and is available in any colour, but crucially it is an anti-viral, high performance self-sanitizing paint that performs 24/7.
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Volunteers at Harrogate Town are swapping footballs for brushes to help kick Covid-19 to the side-lines. The volunteers are painting the club with ‘next-generation’ paint developed by leading scientists in Yorkshire.
Like any paint, SteriCoat upgrades tired surfaces and is available in any colour, but crucially it is an anti-viral, high performance self-sanitizing paint that performs 24/7.
It’s also non-toxic and eco-friendly. The sustainable solution uses cutting edge water-borne technology, which helps reduce carbon footprint and the need for aggressive alcohol-based cleaners.
Helping to future proof businesses, it is proven to eliminate harmful bacteria and viruses, including Coronavirus.
(L) Ed Hess (R) Geoff Butler painting the changing rooms