Sheboygan Paint Company, a Wisconsin-based family-owned manufacturer of liquid industrial coatings, announced the acquisition of Bradley Coatings Group from United Paint & Chemical Corporation. Sheboygan Paint Company is a fifth-generation-owned company founded in 1921. Bradley Coatings Group, founded in 1946 and acquired by United Paint & Chemical Corporation in 2017, supplies 100+ customers with coatings throughout North America for diverse end-use applications in the transportation and general industrial metal segments. The acquisition is effective July 24, 2024. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

“Bradley Coatings is an excellent fit and will complement our comprehensive product offering, giving our customers more choices across water, solvent and radiation cure technologies,” said Paul Krueger, President & CEO of Sheboygan Paint Company. “Bradley’s focus and growth in the transportation sector fits well with our strategic vision. They have grown and maintained a loyal customer base with exceptional customer service and highly customized formulations. We look forward to continuing to build on those relationships with an expanded product portfolio from the combined companies.”

“On behalf of the family and Board of Directors, we believe that Bradley Coatings is an excellent addition to the business and another example of our commitment to the ongoing legacy of Sheboygan Paint Company,” said Jay Brownrigg, Chairman of the Board.

“Following seven years of successful reinvestment and growth, United Paint & Chemical Corporation came to the conclusion that Bradley Coatings customers required a broader product portfolio and wider geographic reach. This combination has been found in Sheboygan Paint Company,” said Geoff Piceu, owner of United. “Sheboygan Paint Company’s dedication to personal service and new technology, along with the flexibility and values of a family-held business, will ensure Bradley Coatings is able to reach new heights. After an orderly transition of manufacturing, this divestiture will allow United Paint to focus its effort and resources exclusively on coatings for thermoplastic substrates.”