Ennis-Flint
Product brand
UnclaimedENNIS-FLINT® by PPG is a family of pavement marking products within PPG's Traffic Solutions business.
Last updated September 11, 2026
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Overview
ENNIS-FLINT® by PPG is a family of products within PPG's Traffic Solutions business. According to PPG's official traffic solutions page, these products are engineered, manufactured and supplied to provide optimal performance, lasting value and to extend the life of marking programs. The range includes traditional paints, high-performance formulas and plural components for road and highway striping, as well as preformed thermoplastic for transverse markings and heavy-duty intersections, custom horizontal surface signage and more. PPG states that these products are found throughout the globe on highways, taxiways, runways, parking lots and in commercial, contractor, governmental, industrial, airport and architectural settings.
Products and positioning
ENNIS-FLINT® by PPG pavement marking products
Engineered, manufactured and supplied to provide optimal performance, lasting value and to extend the life of marking programs; includes traditional paints, high-performance formulas and plural components for road and highway striping, preformed thermoplastic for transverse markings and heavy-duty intersections, and custom horizontal surface signage.
Controversies
2021
Oregon regulators fine Ennis-Flint for hazardous-waste violations
Oregon environmental regulators fined Ennis-Flint $8,400 for hazardous-waste violations, including failures to mark and label hazardous-waste containers. The company paid the fine on September 17. PPG said its Salem facility was in compliance and had rectified violations that occurred before its acquisition of the prior owner.
Recent events
Reported
Oregon regulators fine Ennis-Flint for hazardous-waste violations[2]
Oregon environmental regulators fined Ennis-Flint $8,400 for hazardous-waste violations, including failures to mark and label hazardous-waste containers. The company paid the fine on September 17. PPG said its Salem facility was in compliance and had rectified violations that occurred before its acquisition of the prior owner.
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