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Eco-Pro Paint Additives (EPPA) It is made of a special-

mix ceramic based micro-spheres

The outer layer is a reflective heat barrier.

The internal portion is vacuum.

The color is white It is not bigger than 40

microns

Vacuum

Heat Reflective Surface

Why use EPPA?

It acts as a heat barrier This will reduce your energy cost by 30-40% It will reflect 98% of harmful sunrays It adds 20% to the paint volume It can be brush, roller or sprayed It can be used with any paint without

changing the color Improves hardness and is stain resistant

How does it works?

The micro-spheres are mixed into the paint and it quickly merges into the paint

When first applied the micro-spheres are loosely spaced

How does it works? As the paint dries the micro-spheres began

to align tightly with each other, eventually fusing into a seamless membrane.

Being 60% void, it creates heat barrier

FAQ

What kind of paint will EPPA work with? How many coats to apply? Can it be painted over? How much to use? Do I paint the internal or external? Can it be use with any color? How long can it last

Mixture

50 gm to 1 liter of paint Careful as EPPA becomes airborne easily It will increase the paint by 20% Can be roller, brush and spray For spray remove filter

Specifications

Temperature stable< 1200 F Solubility in water Slight Specific gravity 0.12 – 0.63 g/cc Percent volatile < 0.5 by weight Crush strength 400 psi Oil absorption 31 – 36 oil/100 cc Alkalinity Max 0.5 milli eqv/gm

Abrasion Resistance Mohs 7 Chemical stability stable E value (Emissive) 0.22 +- 0.01 C value 40% (60% vacuum

filled) Conductivity 0.06 W/mk@32F dielectric constant 1.2-1.7@100mhz Sphere size <40 microns

Where can we use it?

Internally to prevent heat loss Externally to prevent heat gain Exposed flammable containers Roofs Heat pipes Attics Boats

Organizations that have tested

OAK Ridge National Laboratory The Federal Energy Management Program The Tennessee Valley Authority The General Services Administration The United States Air Force The United States Army Japan Environment Authority China Official Authority