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What
is the "R" value? |
Answer |
R-values are
measured by testing laboratories
using ASTM (American Society
of Testing and Materials) procedures.
Existing test procedures require
that the sample submitted be
1" thick therefore paints
and coatings cannot be tested
using established test methods.
Tests have been performed on
1" thick materials with
a known R value and then compared
with the same material coated
with insulating ceramic reinforced
paints and the difference between
the two is equal to an average
of 35% reduction of heat transfer. |
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Do ceramics
keep paint from breathing? |
Answer |
A paint coatings
ability to breath is known as "Permeability" which
is a measurement of the rate
that water or vapor will pass
through a membrane. Ceramic filled
paints do not restrict a paint
coatings ability to "breath.
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Question |
Do Insulating
paints work in winter months? |
Answer |
Yes! The heat
inside your home wants to escape
toward the cold outside air!
A paint film with Hy-Tech reflective
ceramics will help stop this
outward heat loss and help to
lower your heating bills. |
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Question |
Does
the additive contain harmful
chemicals? |
Answer |
Hy-Tech ceramic
additive is free of all Volatile
chemicals and toxins and is recognized
as safe ("GRAS"), under
the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic
Act. Non-toxic, odor free, and
environmentally friendly.
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Question |
Can we
guarantee your utility bills
will be cut by 30%, 40% or
even 50%? |
Answer |
Of course not
and anyone that tells you they
can is not telling the truth.
The results depend on how many
areas of your home you apply
the various products to, other
considerations include, amount
of attic ventilation, amount
of air infiltration into your
home, type of roofing materials,
existing insulation and on and
on. We can guarantee you that
for the 3-4 cents per sq ft it
costs for Hy-Tech Insulating
Additive you will not find a
better solution to your high
utility bills for that price.
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Question |
What
is Low E/Argon-filled glass,
and how does it work? |
Answer |
Low E (Emissivity)
Glass is glass with a transparent
metallic oxide coasting applied
onto or into a glass surface. The
coasting allows shortwave energy
to pass through but reflects
long-wave infrared energy, improving
the U-Value. Argon Gas is an
odorless, colorless, tasteless,
non-toxic gas that is six times
more dense than air. It
is used to replace air between
the glass panes to reduce temperature
transfer.
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