Description
Thermoseal is an acrylic thermal insulating paint system. It ensures interior and exterior thermal insulation, decreasing the temperatures on roofs, specifically inverted box rib (IBR) roofs, subsequently lowering internal building temperatures. Thermoseal is non-flammable, UV-stable, and flexible. It is fully cured after seven days.
When preparing the surface for application, ensure the substrate has been washed off and is free of any dust or objects and chemicals that might cause non-adhesion to the substrate. Be sure the substrate has adequately dried before applying the product. In addition, we recommend continuous brushing or spraying compressed air on the immediate area to be sprayed.
Thermoseal is pre-packaged in a 20-litre bucket. Mix the product thoroughly at medium speed before application. Once the substrate is prepared as above, cover all surrounding and non-sprayable areas with masking tape to avoid damage or overspray. Ensure a 1 mm thickness per spray coat is always maintained. After curing for at least 24 hours at 25⁰C, you might need to do a flush coat to cover uneven areas. Once the first layer is touch-dry (about one to two hours), you can apply a second coat. A two to three-coat application of Thermoseal per 20-litre bucket covers 35 m².
Because Thermoseal is water-based, application tools can be cleaned off under running water.
Standard colours for Thermoseal are light grey or white.
