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Buildings and other structures need a layer of protection from elements in their environment. Whether natural or man-made hazards, silicones can play a major role in protecting these assets. With a multitude of formulations, silicones can provide:
- Elastomeric coating that improves building aesthetics and performance
- Hard coats for abrasion and chemical resistance in thermoplastics
- Protective coating for buried or raised tanks
- Water repellancy that penetrates exterior concrete and masonry surfaces
- Weather resistant rubber cover over insulated foam roofs
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 Architectural Coating |
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Concrete, urethane foam, wood, copper, EIFS, aluminum and many painted surfaces require a layer of protection to resist fading. Silicones provide UV resistance, which allows the passage of water vapor yet offers excellent fade resistance.
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Roof Coating |
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Sprayed Polyurethane Foam (SPF) roofing systems require a membrane of protection that is available with spray-coated silicone sealants. The first layer protects the insulating polyurethane foam base. The second provides UV and extreme temperature-resistance. Together, they form a seamless rubber membrane that provides a tight water seal and years of superior performance.
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Tank Coating |
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Horizontal or vertical storage tanks suffer exposure to a variety of elements. Silicones provide a layer of long-lasting protection with UV and fade resistance. We offer an elastomeric, one-component silicone that skins over fast yet allows the passage of water vapor.
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Water Repellants |
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Substrate deterioration caused by water absorption, salt damage or acid rain can have significant aesthetic and structural impact. Fortunately, silicone water repellants provide a layer of protection on a variety of substrates - metal, stone and even glass. Transparent silicone coatings are even able to help restore the original appearance of many (previously) deteriorated surfaces.
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