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Insulating Ceramic Coating SuperTherm is a water-based paint, developed with the help of ceramic engineers from Marshall Space Center. Heavily tested for over 2 years, the three ceramic compounds ultimately chosen were selected from over 600 according to their ability to reflect heat and their non-conductive properties. Together the ceramics provide insulative effectiveness through uniformity. The four resins used offer a vehicle for the ceramics, as well as flexibility, durability, and heat-resistance. The combination of acrylic resins and ceramics delivers a coating that can reflect heat and fire, and withstand the elements for a minimum of 30-40 years. The coating dries to a very tough surface, yet can endure a 180-degree bend without cracking.
Unlike competing formulas that provide only a reflective coat, SuperTherm is a true insulating paint composed of four different types of ceramics providing both reflective properties and significantly reduced conduction of heat and cold. Other elastomeric reflective coatings typically have only one acrylic and a single reflective ceramic. SuperTherm's two reflective ceramics reflect sunlight and radiant heat while the third ceramic compound works to stop heat and/or cold conduction through the coating film. A fourth ceramic layer blocks almost all infrared. SuperTherm can withstand exposure to temperatures of 600 degrees Fahrenheit without deterioration, and up to 1600 degrees with additional mil thickness.
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