Tim Knavish: Yeah. So part of it was — part of it was comp related. We had a really strong Q2, Q3 last year in that business. And secondly, it’s still a new business for us and we’re still learning the market a bit. And this is an area where we did see some — I’d say temporary shift in paint volumes as activities picked up. And so we expect that — we expect to get that back as we move forward through the rest of the year and certainly into next year. We have been focused very heavily on margin over volume in that business and the team has done a great job there. And the last thing I’ll say to that is while the volumes did come in a bit lower than we expected for the quarter, this business is generating good cash for us, really good cash and a good contributor to the enterprise from that standpoint.
Operator: Your next question comes from the line of Frank Mitsch. Your line is now open.
Frank Mitsch: Good morning and nice results. Obviously you guys generated some strong cash flow in the first half of the year, begs the question on the use cash. Debt paydown is part of it. But how do you think about buybacks versus M&A? I know, Tim, you’ve talked about right property, right price, right time? Is this the right time? Are you seeing the right price? Any thoughts there would be greatly appreciated.
Tim Knavish: Yeah. Thanks, Frank. You’re proud of the team, great [narration] (ph). And as you noted, our number one priority to pay down some debt. We said earlier this year, we would pay somewhere between $500 million and $600 million down We paid about $200 million of that down so far this year. So we’ve got a bit more of that to do. But I’ll tell you, we’re going to have a really good cash year. We’re going to have really good cash year, which gives us a lot of optionality. Probably not time to talk about specific actions on the M&A side, but that clearly remains a priority for us. And we are seeing properties come across our desks there. But bottom line, we’re going to have a really good cash generation year. We’re going to pay down some more debt. And then we’re going to make decisions on how best to use that cash to deliver shareholder value based on what we see at the time.
Vince Morales: And just to reiterate what we said in May in New York, we’re not going — after we pay down this debt, we’re not going to let cash grow on the balance sheet.
Operator: Your next question comes from the line of Aleksey Yefremov. Your line is now open.
Aleksey Yefremov: Thanks. Good morning, everyone. We’ve recently seen somewhat better deed on new residential construction in the US What do you see in your business in this market? Have your expectations here improved at all in the last three months? And then separately, are you seeing any meaningful pickup in the US infrastructure spending?
Tim Knavish: So on the newbuilds, we are starting to see a little bit better activity there on new home construction. We’ve said in prior calls, it’s a fairly small part of our overall business, but it’s not zero. And we’ve had a couple of nice wins recently with some new home builders. So bottom line, any walls — any additional walls that get painted in the US, Mexico, Europe, Australia is good for us. That’s upside to us. So that would be the first one. Second part of your question?
Aleksey Yefremov: Infrastructure.
Tim Knavish: Infrastructure.
Aleksey Yefremov: What you think about US infrastructure.
