Las Vegas, Nevada — AkzoNobel has announced that it will once again partner with Dave Kindig, television star of Motor Trend Network’s Bitchin’ Rides show and creator of custom car company, Kindig-it Design at this year’s Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show.
This year’s SEMA show is set to take place from November 5 to November 8, 2024 at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.
As noted in a recent press release, AkzoNobel will have a booth inside Central Hall, booth #22957, dedicated to its Modern Classikk and Sikkens brands and its patented, state-of-the-art, digital bodyshop workflow control solution Carbeat.
Additionally, AkzoNobel Acoat Selected service consultants will be on hand to meet with customers and provide Carbeat demonstrations each day of the show. The booth will further feature this year’s Ridler Award winner, Twelve Air, built by Kindig-it Design and painted in Modern Classikk–Infrared.
Twelve Air will be unveiled at 9:30 a.m. on day one of SEMA, immediately followed by a surprise unveiling. SEMA Live will be broadcasting from AkzoNobel’s booth during these unveilings.
Outside Central Hall in the Silver Lot, AkzoNobel and Kindig-it Design will share 2,400 square feet of exhibit space, booth #81220, where several one-of-a-kind vehicles will be displayed, including a 1959 Porsche painted in Modern Classikk–UnderSlated; a 1963 VW Convertible Beetle painted in a new Modern Classikk colour-Bering Sea Blue; and Kindig custom CF1 Cabriolets painted in Modern Classikk–Deep Freeze and a custom Sikkens mix called British Racing Green.
Jen Poliski, marketing communications manager, North America, AkzoNobel Automotive and Specialty Coatings commented that “SEMA is such a huge event for us, and we’re super excited for this year’s show. Our relationship with Dave Kindig continues to expand and provide a lot of excitement for us; and having the Ridler-Award-winning masterpiece Twelve Air in our booth this year is really the icing on the cake.”
