LEICESTER, NY -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 06/30/2006 -- CPAC, Inc., (NASDAQ: CPAK) today announced that, in celebration of the 100th anniversary of The Fuller Brush Company, its annual "Fuller Brush Family Picnic" was held in Great Bend, KS on Saturday, June 17, 2006. The employee picnic, marked each year by carnival rides, cotton candy and employee recognition was made even better this year by celebrating the company's 100th year of providing quality brushes, brooms, mops, household and commercial cleaning products and personal care products.

Along with its valued employees and their families, the picnic was attended by a number of distinguished guests including Kansas State Senator Ruth Teichman; Dr. Mike Allison, Mayor of the City of Great Bend; Great Bend City Council Member Don Humphreys and Jan Peters, President and CEO of the Great Bend Chamber of Commerce. Attendance at the picnic was estimated at over 1,200.

Among the highlights at this years employee picnic was a tribute made by Senator Teichman "congratulating and commending The Fuller Brush Company for its valuable contributions to the Great Bend community and surrounding area and its impact on the economy of the State of Kansas."

In a separate proclamation, June 17, 2006 was officially designated as "Fuller Brush Day" by Mayor Mike Allison and the City of Great Bend. In the proclamation, Mayor Allison recognized The Fuller Brush Company, Inc. for over 100 years of operation and "playing a vital role in the Great Bend community."

The Fuller Brush Company, founded in Hartford, CT in 1906 by Alfred C. Fuller, originated the door-to-door method of direct selling, paving the way for the legendary 'Fuller Brush Man' to present in-home demonstrations of quality brushes, brooms, and household cleaning products to customers in small towns and cities all across America. The "Fuller Brush Men and Women" became American icons still fondly remembered by millions of Americans.

The company manufactures more than 2,500 different products including household and commercial cleaning chemicals, brushes, brooms, mops, and personal care products, and holds more than 300 trademarks. Since 1972, Fuller Brush has been headquartered in Great Bend, KS in a 500,000 square foot manufacturing and distribution facility.

Brady Gros, Fuller's Chief Operating Officer commented, "We are pleased each year to hold this picnic to recognize and reward our hard-working employees and are especially honored this year to celebrate the company's 100th anniversary along with such esteemed guests as Senator Teichman, Mayor Allison and others. We look forward to the continued growth we have enjoyed and to many more years of successful and profitable operation."

Dennis Brinly, Chief Marketing Officer for The Fuller Brush Company, said, "Given Fuller's humble beginnings, with household cleaning products being sold and delivered door-to-door by horse and wagon, we are excited to continue its legacy by continuing to offer these quality Fuller Brush products in more ways than ever before. Our products are now available not only through our independent distributor force, but also on the Internet, via television home shopping, through a variety of catalog partners, and in factory outlet and retail stores. Our business continues to evolve and we will strive for sustained growth by making new and innovative products in the heartland of America. We will also strive to make them readily and easily available in a multitude of distribution channels to consumers who fondly remember them, as well as to those who are new to Fuller's quality and integrity."

Fuller Brush Background

The Fuller Brush Company, a CPAC, Inc. Company (NASDAQ: CPAK), continues a tradition of excellence as both a manufacturer and private label partner. Fuller Brush offers:

--  EPA registration, necessary for making EPA registered products
--  FDA approval for the manufacturing facility
--  ISO 9000 certification in key departments
    

Learn more at www.fuller.com.

High-res jpeg available upon request to kash@cpac.com.

Photo caption: Fuller's COO Brady Gros and Kansas State Senator Ruth Teichman.