Thermacoat provides 30% plus savings in energy costs since structures baking in the sun' s heat are expensive to cool and experience accelerated deterioration. Thermacoat blocks the sun's ultraviolet rays extending the structures useful life expectancy. In cold climates it provides energy savings by keeping the heat in and the cold out. Aside from insulation, Thermacoat has exceptional bond strength with substrates, high tensile strength and greater abrasion resistance. It is also a superior water barrier with improved resistance to ponded water. Unlike other white reflective coatings, Thermacoat can be tinted in pastel shades without losing its efficacy.
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Dirt pick-up is one of the significant drawbacks in available elastomeric coatings. Elastomeric coatings inherently are very flexible which causes them to become tacky with continuous sun and heat exposure and allows dirt and debris to easily stick to the coating. In most cases, reflectivity of standard elastomeric's starts to rapidly decline a year after application due to the dirt pick-up which is followed by a decline in energy savings. This drawback has been totally phased out in the formulation of Thermacoat which continues to remain stable year after year.
Enhance Thermacoat covered surfaces further with Seal-N-Shine, a crystal clear and highly durable sealer from EPC. Seal-N-Shine provides a high sheen finish with no dirt pick-up, high resistance to film damage from ponded water, and a surface that can be rinsed clean by simply hosing it down.
Key Properties
• Highly Reflective • High Bond Strength • Waterproof • Highly Emissive • High Tensile Strength • Mildew Resistant • Highly Insulative • High Abrasion Resistance • Chalk & Fume Resistant
Thermacoat can be applied using brush, roller or airless spray equipment.
