What's In A Longlife Protection Coating?

The heart of the coating formula, polyester compounds provide a flexible and water resistant base. Unlike ordinary paint which contains oils that dry by evaporation and shrinkage, polyester dries chemically without losing weight or body. Polyester bonds beautifully to any surface and is one of the reasons our products adhere so well and are so durable.

A glassy substance of volcanic origin. When crushed into small grains and heated at 1800 degrees Fahrenheit, perlite pops and blows into millions of minute glass bubbles, with each bubble containing air cells. Each of the bubbles is therefore a miniature vacuum bottle which resists the passage of heat, cold and sound.

 

Another material of volcanic origin which adds to the fire-resistant, insulative and reflective qualities of our coatings. Mica, when used as a protective coating, contributes greatly to the durability of the coating.

 

Stronger than steel, lighter than cotton, flexible as silk, helps bind all other solids to bridge cracks and hide defects. Withstands up to 1000 degrees Fahrenheit, will not burn, will resist all climate extremes indefinitely.

 

The wonder metal - light, strong and corrosion resistant. One of the major ingredients in the coating pigment, titanium has tremendous hiding power with the ability to completely conceal any previous colour. This 'whiter than white' pigment is one of the most stable of substances and will not oxidise.

 

A clear plastic waterproofing agent which ensures no water gets through the coating to damage your walls