IPRA members produce high-quality recycled latex paint that works well in all kinds of applications and saves resources. If you are interested in purchasing recycled paint, please visit our member’s website below.
American Paint Recyclers (APR) serves communities, both domestic and international, by providing paint recycling services as well as recycled paint sales. The company strives to keep waterways and landfills free from liquid paint by providing a responsible outlet for these materials. APR works with organizations in different sectors, large and small, to develop and expand paint recycling programs. APR’s premium recycled latex paint product, EcoTone Paint, is offered in specialized retail locations across the Midwest.
1235 Industrial Drive
Van Wert, OH 45891
(888) 978-6558
GDB International Inc. is the world’s largest paint recycling company. Founded in 1993, GDB has grown into a multinational conglomerate within the global paint industry. GDB has over 10,000 gallons capacity to recycle each day, has a state-of-the-art manufacturing plant, and is Green Seal certified. GDB strives for innovative and environmentally friendly solutions to meet the recycling demands of the paint industry. By committing to the earth we live on, GDB continues to save millions of gallons of paint from polluting the waterways and the air we breathe.
17396 Mockingbird Road
Nashville, IL 62263
(618) 478-2002
The Chittenden Solid Waste District (CSWD) is a municipal district chartered by the State of Vermont in 1987. It is responsible for the management of solid waste generated within Chittenden County. CSWD’s mission is to reduce and manage the solid waste generated within Chittenden County in an environmentally sound, efficient, effective and economical manner. CSWD’s recycled paint brand, Local Color, is sold at local Vermont retailers and helps meet the commitment to reduce, reuse and recycle Vermont’s resources.
1021 Redmond Road
Williston, VT 05495
(802) 872-8100
Loop Recycled Products Inc. (Loop) and Photech Environmental Solutions Inc. (Photech) are located on a secure nine-acre facility in Niagara Falls, Canada, and operate under a common ownership. Together the companies have nearly 400 customers throughout the U.S. and Canada, including a return-to-retail paint collection program and HHW events. Loop has processed post-consumer, industrial, and virgin, water-based, flammable and aerosol coatings for recycling, and alternative disposal since 2011. Loop strives for innovation and believes the recycling of waste paint is a burgeoning special resource with great worldwide potential to generate jobs and improve our air and water.
940 Chippawa Creek Road
Niagara Falls, Ontario Canada L2E 6S5
(905) 353-0068 (warehouse)
(877) 593-2600 (customer service)
Metro, the regional government for the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area, has been recycling latex paint since 1992, and, under the brand name MetroPaint, since 1999. What began as a low-tech solution for left over paint has grown into a sophisticated operation, recycling more than a quarter-million gallons of latex paint and generating over two-million U.S. dollars annually.
In 2009, MetroPaint was the first paint recycler to earn both the Master Painter’s Institute’s and Green Seal’s approval. Every batch of MetroPaint is subjected to strict performance testing before it is packaged into pails and cans for use by homeowners, contractors, businesses, non-profit organizations, and government agencies. Metro’s goal is to prevent good paint from going to the landfill and sells MetroPaint at a price intended only to cover the cost of the recycling program.
4825 N Basin Avenue
Portland, OR 97217
(503) 234-3000
MXI Environmental Services LLC is a nationally recognized comprehensive environmental services company that specializes in hazardous waste management and disposal. MXI develops top quality paint products at competitive prices and began selling their paint products domestically in 2017. The company serves hundreds of county and municipal customers in 20 states and organizes and executes over four hundred collection events annually.
290 Stone Mill Road
Abingdon, VA 24211
(276) 628-1156
RECOLOR was founded in 2009 by two women who recognized a problem with surplus paint amount to tens of millions of gallons of waste a year in the U.S. alone. With their background in painting, design, and biochemistry, they diverted unused paint from landfills, waterways, and incineration and used it to create premium quality recycled paint. Currently, they produce premium quality, recycled content paint(s) that can be purchased nationwide. The company prides itself in not only offering a high level of customer service but also in its mission to continually reduce its our collective environmental footprint.
149 B Winter Street
Hanover, MA 02339
(833) recolor (833-732-6567
Laurentide Paint is a family-owned paint manufacturer and a proud world leader and pioneer in paint recycling. Operating from its head office in Shawinigan, Canada, Laurentide Paint oversees more than 250 employees across four manufacturing and processing plants. The company ensures efficient logistics management and proper handling of post-consumer paint surpluses throughout the eastern Canada, supported by its innovative TRANSBAC logistics transport system.
Laurentide Paint’s products, such as Boomerang 100% Recycled Paint, are crafted from unused portions of recovered household paint. These products boast a significantly reduced environmental impact, with greenhouse gas emissions four times lower than those produced during traditional paint manufacturing processes.
4660, Boulevard Shawinigan-Sud Shawinigan (Quebec), Canada G9N 6T5
1-800-567-9481
info.boomerang@laurentide.co
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