
SUPERTHERM ® is a water-borne combination of high- performance aliphatic urethanes, elastomeric acrylics, , and resin additives which produces a tough, yet flexible coating film. Designed for performance and durability SUPERTHERM ® contains 4 unique ceramics to block up to 95% of Solar Heat entering a structure due to Visual Light, Ultra Violet (UV), and Infrared (IR). SUPERTHERM ® is a flexible membrane with low permeability that can greatly reduce expansion and contraction of a roof. It also prevents corrosion and surface deterioration. SURFACE PREPARATION
Surface must be completely dry before applying.
MIXING
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APPLICATION
MINIMUM SPREAD RATES (mil thickness) CURE TIME
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CLEAN-UP EQUIPMENT
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NOTE - 1 mil = 1 thousandths of an inch 1/1000"
* SEMI POROUS SUBSTRATES - ie. Weathered metal surfaces ( 5-10 years old ), no primer needed (if no rust is present) Apply SUPERTHERM ® at 100 sq. ft./gallon ( 16 mils WFT = 9 mils DFT ) A wet mil gauge is recommended.
* TIGHT SUBSTRATES - ie. New galvanized metal / slick metal surfaces, stainless steel and aluminum -apply RUSTGRIP ® at 300 sq.ft./ gallon as a primer first, then SUPERTHERM ® at 100 sq.ft./ gallon (if there are rusted areas, RUSTGRIP ® coverage will reduce to 200 sq.ft./ gallon as RUSTGRIP ® soaks into the rust to stop it, at it's source ).
Aluminum Preparation using 409 Citrus Cleaner
* POROUS SUBSTRATES - ie. Concrete surfaces: If painted before, just make sure all loose or flaking paint is off first, then apply SUPERTHERM ® directly at 100 sq. ft./gallon ( 16 mils WFT = 9 mils DFT ) A wet mil gauge is recommended.
If not painted before, seal concrete first using SUPERBASE (HS) ® at 100 sf / gallon or SP INTERLOCK / INNERSEAL ® at a net spread rate of 90-175 sf / gallon applied in three applications or SUNSHIELD ® at 200 sf / gallon ( 8 mils WFT = 5 mils DFT ) A wet mil gauge is recommended, then apply SUPERTHERM ® at 200 sq. ft./gallon ( 8 mils WFT = 4.5 mils DFT ). This gives a TOTAL for both coatings of 100 sq. ft./gallon ( 16 mils WFT = 9.5 mils DFT ) A wet mil gauge is recommended.