
Diamond Jubilee State Coach
10 Norglass products were used to provide the ultimate finish on the Diamond Jubilee State Coach built by Jim Frecklington and presented to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in 2014.
Over the past four decades, NORGLASS have developed a comprehensive range of paints and surface treatment products that help you DIY like a pro.
Purchased in 1982 by Les and Jan Baker, it has been an Australian made and family-owned business for over 40 years and is now run by their son Brett Mould.
All NORGLASS products are manufactured in their Sydney factory, with each raw material selected for its performance, not price. In fact, every product manufactured by NORGLASS undergoes a triple-check evaluation to make sure the raw materials are to their highest standard before being used.
This process is carried out until the manufactured product is placed on the warehouse shelf for sale. That’s why every item that leaves the factory really is the best of the best – and why NORGLASS has been fully endorsed by market acceptance nationally in some of the harshest and most extreme climates on earth.
With over 50 products, NORGLASS has a start-to-finish approach for consistency and a quality, professional finish every time. From solvents, cleaners, additives, glues, fillers and reinforcing materials to all-important primers, undercoats, finishes and clears – NORGLASS really does have a solution for every DIY need.

Some of the fantastic projects that have used Norglass products.

10 Norglass products were used to provide the ultimate finish on the Diamond Jubilee State Coach built by Jim Frecklington and presented to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in 2014.

All wooden parts (except propeller) were treated with Norglass Norseal for 30+ years preservation. Andrew Willox built the airframe to mark Australia’s first military flight in 1914.

The Royal Australian Artillery Historical Company used Norglass products to restore an original 18-Pounder Gun and Limber for active display in marches and parades during the Anzac Centenary.

Built in Lincolnshire, England circa 1903, this Clayton & Shuttleworth Portable Steam Engine was restored by the Cowra Men’s Shed using Norglass finish coats.

David & Ken Warby have used Norglass products on the Spirit of Australia II for their upcoming attempt at the world water speed record.
Every product we make, with coverage rates, colours and pack sizes — browsable online or in one download.