CLEAR COOL COAT ELASTOMERIC PAINT REDUCES HEAT BUILDUP ON WALL & ROOFS

COVERAGE RATE

Test product over small area of the substrate to confirm coverage.  Do not use less than recommended, may require more for very porous surfaces

APPLICATION TEMPERATURE: 35F (and rising) – 90F with relative humidity no more than 80%

OPTICAL PROPERTIES

SOLAR REFLECTANCE INDEX (SRI)

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE APPLICATION STEPS

COOL COAT is supplied ready to use. Mix contents thoroughly prior to application. If material becomes too heavy to spray, thin with up to 1 quart of water per 5 gallons of material. To prevent skinning, cover pail with a damp cloth. Apply materials to properly prepared and primed surfaces. Apply COOL COAT to surfaces at the recommended coverage rates depending on surface type and porosity.Cool Coat is a 2 coat system.  Follow recommended coverage rate guidelines for each coat for best results.  On hot summer days, to avoid problems, recommend applying 1st coat in the early morning and 2nd coat following morning. Mixing Mix thoroughly for several minutes to completely blend the ingredients.  For a larger 5 gallon pail, recommend using a drill mixer for 5 minutes.  Insufficient mixing can lead to a whitish look in Clear Cool Coat when dry.  Ceramic spheres which are mixed into the Cool Coat and are a key element in cooling the surface are lighter than the rest of the coating and tend to sit on the surface, therefore they need to be thoroughly blended for best looking results when dry.  When mixed properly the Clear Cool Coat offers a translucent clear (not water clear) surface. A great mixing tool for best results in mixing high viscosity coatings is the Jiffy Style Drill Mixer. All Surfaces: Moisture content of surfaces shall be less than 15% moisture as measured with an electronic moisture meter. New concrete and masonry construction shall be allowed to cure for 10 days to neutralize alkalinity and release residual moisture. All surfaces shall be structurally sound, clean and free of dirt, grime, efflorescence, lime run, construction debris, form oils and release agents, chalked materials, loose and peeling paint, mold and mildew or other surface contaminants, etc. Wood: Properly clean and prepare wood surfaces. Pre-treat knots with stain blocking primer material. Prime surfaces. Metal: Etch or otherwise clean metal surfaces and prime with appropriate metal primer. Previously Painted Surfaces: Remove chalk, grime, loose and peeling paint and other contaminants. Repair surface and mortar joint defects. Allow patching materials to cure prior to application of primers. COOL COAT is best applied over larger areas using heavy duty airless spray equipment with a minimum 1.0 GPM capacity. Refer to equipment manufacturer for best tip size. Spray Application: Spray apply COOL COAT to surfaces using a crosshatch spray pattern. Back-roll materials into surface to create a uniform and pinhole free surface film. Be sure to angle the spray tip from a point higher than the surface to allow coating to build proper mil thickness. Roller: Apply 2 coats to surfaces at the recommend coverage rate for each coat to create a uniform and pinhole free surface. Re-coat time in 4 hours or more. PRECAUTIONS & LIMITATIONS 1. All surfaces to be coated should be clean of any dirt and grime, efflorescence, lime run, form oils and release agents, grease, mud, excess mortar, and mold and mildew, etc. 2. All cracks should be pointed or caulked. All voids, bee holes, masonry surface defects and openings such as conduits, pipes, drains, door frames, vents, air conditioner openings, electrical openings, control joints, or any dissimilar materials should be repaired using urethane or other approved patching. STORAGE Store materials in a well-protected area between 45° and 90°F. Avoid freezing temperatures, direct sunlight, and moisture. Keep away from heat sources.