Hi-Tec Spray keep fans guessing at the NPDS

Hi-Tec Spray's imaginative approach to promoting itself to National Painting and Decorating Show visitors has ensured that it has been the centre of attention in recent years.

Last year it was a sassy female robot, the year before a scantily-clad model having her body painted in a branded catsuit.

Now leading coatings specialist Hi-Tec Spray is drawing up secret plans to wow visitors to this year's Painting and Decorating Show when it opens at its new venue in Coventry.

Hi-Tec Spray's imaginative approach to promoting itself to NPDS visitors has ensured that it has been the centre of attention in recent years.

And the 2006 exhibition at Coventry City FC's Ricoh Arena will be no different, says the company's managing director Garry Dowling.

Garry said: 'We can't give away too much at the moment but visitors to our stand will be suitably entertained.

There is of course a serious business side to the event and we will soon be announcing details of some unbeatable offers on a range of top-quality spray painting equipment at hugely-reduced prices.

Visitors will also be able to find out more about the latest products on the market and see paint spray equipment in action.' Kent-based Hi-Tec Spray believes the popular show will be given a boost by switching to one of the country's newest exhibition venues.

The futuristic-looking Ricoh Arena opened in 2005 and the purpose-built 6,000sqm Jaguar Hall is situated in the centre of the UK, less than a minute from J3 of the M6.

The company is one of the fastest-growing distributors of spray painting, pumping, metering and dispensing equipment in the UK.

Visitors to NPDS can also find out more about its network of equipment hire and servicing depots covering the North West, Midlands, South West, South, South East, East Anglia and London.

Hi-Tec Spray distributes equipment for top manufacturers including Graco, Wagner, ITW DeVilbiss, ITW Binks, Kremlin and Sagola.

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