This high flex elastomeric coating will expand and contract with the substrate without breaking or cracking and allows a high build application that covers hairline cracks, waterproofs most surfaces and defends against damage normally caused by wind and rain. Due to its unique heat reflective characteristics, a 13 to 15 mil coating normally gives thermal protection equivalent to 4 to 6 inches of polyurethane foam. Consequently its uses are almost unlimited and its application costs are minimal. Radiant heat is heat that comes from a source such as the sun, a fire, furnace or a heat lamp. Insulation such as the fiberglass in the walls of your house works by protecting against conductive heat.
Conductive heat is heat that is passed directly from one object to another.
A simple example of conductive heat is the heat you feel when you press your hands together. It is intended for applications where radiant-heat reflection is desired and where a coating able to withstand weather, mildew and corrosion is needed. The list goes on . Less temperature can also reduce cargo loss or damage and allow water, gas and other storage tanks to maintain lower storage temperature and increase storage capacity. Long term protection against heat, wind, rain, mildew and corrosion reduces day to day surface and substrate wear and tear, lowering maintenance costs and deferring major capital outlays by extending structural life.