First, let’s learn about the composition of thermal insulation paint. Basically, such products have water, special fillers, acrylic dispersion, as well as additives. These additives can be both fiberglass and perlite, foam glass or even ceramic microspheres. When establishing paint about 4 millimeters, you can achieve the same result as when warming in the usual way, using traditional materials. In addition, it is worth considering that such a heater as the paint lies with a uniform layer, and this, in turn, allows you to apply it on relief surfaces and hard -to -reach places. Thermal insulation paint has a consistency that is quite like a thick paste. Basically, it has a white or gray shade. It is best to use a spray to the surface to apply it to the surface. It will allow the paint to apply a more uniform layer. Naturally, the quality of thermal protection directly depends on the thickness of the layer that you applied to the surface. With this method of insulation, you can count on a rather long service life, which ranges from 12 to 40 years.
