quick Overview
RubberTech’s Hyper Premium Waterproofing with Thermo and UV Reflective, water repellent Liquid Rubber Paint™ is an innovative, high-performance coating designed to transform rooftops into heat-reflective, energy-saving surfaces.
This cutting-edge solution reflects up to 85% of Infrared (IR) and Ultraviolet (UV) radiation, preventing excessive heat absorption and reducing the energy required to cool your building. Engineered for durability, flexibility, and sustainability, this liquid rubber coating is ideal for residential, commercial, and industrial applications.
Application Areas
- Residential homes with high sun exposure
- Commercial buildings requiring efficient temperature management
- Industrial facilities requiring efficient temperature management
- Warehouses and logistics centers
- Stir well before use.
- With brush, roller or spray apply a generous/thick coat of ThermoTech™ to the area that needs protecting in small manageable sections.
- Firmly and evenly press a layer of woven fabric waterproofing membrane such as Biddim into the wet layer of ThermoTech™
- In ideal weather, allow to dry 4-6 hours before recoating.
- Apply a second, third and possibly a fourth generous coat, waiting 4-6 hours between coats, until the membrane is totally saturated and the surface has an even and very noticeable high sheen.
- This product is ready for use un-thinned; thinning with water will reduce its hiding power and effectiveness.
- Three to four coats of this Product are used for best results.
- Application equipment clean-up is with clean tap water.
- Do not apply before 09:00 and after 16:00 in the winter.
- Do not apply exterior if it looks like rain will occur within 4-6 hours of application.
1-3 SQM per 1 liter
Although the spreading rate will vary with porosity and type of substrate, for uncoated new surfaces work on 0.5-1 square meters per liter for the first coat and 2-3 square meters per liter for subsequent coats and for when applied to sealed, previously painted substrates.
2-3 Coats
Touch dry: ± 1 hour
Hard dry: ± 4-6 hours much Longer in Cold Damp Weather