Rhino Shield Jax ceramic coating is an amazing product that provides real beauty real protection and real savings. All of our customers agree you'll never have to paint your house again they're very happy with my own set of this great committee meeting for you and me right here. Rhino Shield JAX ceramic coating is a highly specialized ceramic wall coating system. It's proving to waterproof insulate and beautified Rhino shield forms a protective barrier that the harshest hurricane winds and rains cannot hope to penetrate. It also provides outstanding corrosion and mildew resistance it qualifies for a class A fire rating and eliminates the need for frequent painting and maintenance. I know she'll definitely take it and say it was certainly it's lasting longer than my last paint job already and it's only four years most of the other thing jobs seem to be feeling it for years and this is as good as new paint your home for the last time with a Rhino Shield ceramic coating and enjoy the look of fresh which paint in virtually any color you desire.
The vibrant color and durable makeup of this product starts at the molecular level up close you can see the Space Age engineered ceramic micro Spheres that serve as a base for the coat. Conventional pay to use mineral particles as fillers that are irregular in shape and size they don't pack nearly as well as are small and large micro Spheres. The more densely the coating is packed with the micro Spears the more durable it is and the secure it becomes what it drives. Also the micro Spheres offer insulation and are one of the reasons why no shield is classified as a low E. product. This adds up to substantial insulating benefits a high degree of stain resistance and a coating that lasts much longer than paint Rhino's shield. Ceramic coating is rigorously tested by Seth and a series of independent labs to ensure quality performance and dependability I believe has been Rhino Shield Jacksonville. I have just recently painted in the quality of the product the professionalism of the painters and the workers worked on a time frame and they met their deadlines and it is just an incredible team to work with. Rhino shield site preparations are second to none. We power wash the entire home removing any mold and mildew we identify any rotten damaged wood and replace what we parrot. We then employ a specialized caulking and sealant to seal everything up. All landscaping in architectural features are then covered to protect them from over spray the process continues with the application of our unique adhesive primer unlike traditional paper primers Rhino's primer penetrates into the surface and remains tacky. It feels like tight blue on the wall and is designed to eliminate peeling problems. It also seals up surface cracks and adds a layer of water protection. The final step is the application of the ceramic top coat tinted to the customer's chosen color NASCAR remains on the cutting edge of new technologies and materials and ceramics are heavily used in brake pads and fire walls for the cars ceramics offer a dramatic cooling advantages the aerodynamic corporation owns and operates NASCAR as wind tunnels. The wind tunnels are placed under dramatic stress and pressure as wind speeds exceed one hundred mph conventional paints can't stand the stress.
Rhino Shield Jax was chosen for the coating for the inside of the main tunnel because of its superior tensile strength and tear resistance. Yes I know shelter friends and neighbors. He said many people stop by the house and asked about the paint project and we do know each person we can't help but wonder why anyone would use anything but. Rhino Shield elastomeric ceramic coating to protect their property or business. It's tougher and more pleasing to the eye than any other product on the market. Our installers are committed to a quality customer experience and it's outstanding warranty mean to never have to paint again I think we have it and there we get paid and the bottom line as a home or commercial property owner you could potentially save thousands of dollars in maintenance costs over the life of your property and add extra value as well. Go to the Rhino Shield Jax website and discover for yourself how space science and unparalleled customer service make a Rhino Shield elastomeric ceramic coating. The logical choice for your home.
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Monday, November 2, 2015
Rhino Shield Jacksonville
In this blog I will display the gallery videos of Rhino Shield Jax. Choosing to go with a Ceramic Coating for your home instead of regular painting is a huge decision that you can only make once you have been properly informed. Due to the price difference, many might feel it is an unnecessary cost increase. Once you realize that you are making a solid investment that not only will save you money in the long run, but will increase the value of your home due to the 25 year warranty that is transferable among new homeowners. So how will going with Rhino Shield Jacksonville save you money in the long run? Let's talk about what causes your electric bill to go up in the summer. As the summer months approach many of us notice that the AC starts running longer and our bill gets higher every month. A poor insulated home will notice these changes more predominately. Most homes that are built today for $200K or less are thrown together so fast you would think they came per-assembled. One day you ride by what used to be a vacant lot and the next day there is a house standing on it. You know what I'm talking about. When a contractor builds your home he just has to get past the parts of inspection that must be completed by the county and then the walk through by the buyer. This leaves much wiggle room for cutting costs behind everyone's back. The painting is subbed out to the lowest bidder and he don't care about what happens to that house a few years down the road. As long as the home looks freshly painted and is aesthetically pleasing then he gets a check. Game over for him. Move to the next one. If you don't specifically insist on the painter using am elastomeric ceramic coating to seal your home he is going to use the cheapest contractor grade paint made available period. That low quality paint doesn't last very long do to the Florida Sun beating on it with UV rays all year long not just the summer months. Floridians run their AC's for 8 months out of the year. If your home is not properly sealed your going to keep getting an increasing electric bill year after year. Rhino Shield Jax has the solution for you. The Ceramic coatings that are used contain Micro-spheres billions of them that bond together and form a layer that blocks and reflects back those harmful UV rays that are killing your home. This means a lower wall temperature in the daytime, resulting in the AC running less, lowering your electric bill. The coating will also last much longer since it is protected from the elements that's how Rhino Shield can give you the transferable written warranty, they know it's going to last.
Just look at the following.
You are buying mostly water when you buy paint but with a Ceramic Coating you are getting a much better product that won't deteriorate over time getting abused by the Florida sun. Rhino Shield products dry 8-10 times thicker than traditional paint. This means more protection on your biggest investment, your home. Take a look at the long term investment comparisons below.
If you are considering upgrading your home with the very best products available today, take a look at our gallery videos at all the other homeowners who took that first step in preserving their investment, and maintaining a beautiful home for years to come.
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Just look at the following.
You are buying mostly water when you buy paint but with a Ceramic Coating you are getting a much better product that won't deteriorate over time getting abused by the Florida sun. Rhino Shield products dry 8-10 times thicker than traditional paint. This means more protection on your biggest investment, your home. Take a look at the long term investment comparisons below.
If you are considering upgrading your home with the very best products available today, take a look at our gallery videos at all the other homeowners who took that first step in preserving their investment, and maintaining a beautiful home for years to come.
- Rhino Shield of Jacksonville
- 8917 Western Way Suite 5
- Jacksonville, FL 32256 USA
- Local 904-519-5055
- Toll Free 866-519-5055
- rhinoshieldjax@gmail.com
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Wednesday, October 21, 2015
Elastomeric Ceramic Coatings Jacksonville
Elastomeric Ceramic Coatings
Just what exactly is Elastomeric Ceramic Coating ? Many people don't really know the difference between this and ordinary paint. I'm going to explain what the benefits are of choosing to go with a superior product. Elastomeric coatings look like ordinary paint and the application is the same, but the two are very different. Elastomeric ceramic coating is far superior to traditional paints due to it's super thick elastic-like dried film which has outstanding adhesion, flexibility, and sealant characteristics. Then added are heat reflecting ceramic micro-spheres that protect the painted surface like a shield with a thick rubber like thermal barrier. That is why so many people are starting to use Elastomeric ceramic coatings on stucco, concrete and even metal roofs. It not only protects the house from the elements like wind,rain,UV rays, salt and rust corrosion, but it will lower your electric bill. That's right the reflectiveness bounces those harmful UV rays away from the house keeping the wall cooler and roof cooler if applied on the roof.
Rhino Shield is applied much thicker than the normal thickness of traditional paint approximately (16 ml's). That is thick enough to close all small cracks, but it also will expand and contract with varying temperatures. This helps to prevent more cracks in the future from popping up. Elastomeric wall coating is blended with Hy-Tech Insulating Ceramic Micro-spheres which helps it to insulate enough to reduce sound transfer. Talk about insulation! The mildew-cides that are added will prevent mold and mildew from growing in all areas.
These coatings are highly recommended for stucco and concrete because both of these like to crack in the heat when it expands. The protective layer will expand instead, leaving the building intact.
Mobile Homes or Modular homes which ever you prefer are also in need of this product since they have a hard time in the hottest and coldest months. The thin, poorly insulated walls are in desperate need of some protection. Rhino Shield Jacksonville is a great company to get these products from. They have a variety of products for the exterior of your home as well as Super Shield for the roof. Backed by a written 25 year warranty you can't beat it. Never paint again!
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Thursday, October 1, 2015
Nasa Uses the Same Technology as Rhino shield Jax
Remember that grade-school riddle, "What's black, white, and red all
over?" Depending on who gave you the punch line, the answer was "a
sunburned zebra" or "a newspaper."
Here's an updated version: What's every color in the world, but still always green?
The answer is paint that includes an insulating powder that originated at NASA. Widely used on commercial and residential structures, it transforms any color of paint into an environmentally friendly insulation barrier that saves energy and cost.
The solution is simple: mix the powder into any color of interior or exterior paint, then break out the brushes. When spread on walls, ceilings, and roofs, it creates a barrier that deflects the sun's heat away from the house, plus it helps keep heating and air conditioning where they belong. This reduced need for energy is not only cost-effective, but also a kindness to the environment -- an easy way to create your own "green house effect."
Many businesses use insulating paint to coat air-conditioning ducts, steam pipes and fittings, metal buildings, and cold storage facilities, such as walk-in coolers and freezers. For example, Purina Feeds uses a version of the insulating powder to cover storage silos, helping to prevent feed spoilage. The poultry industry uses it to help regulate the climate inside its hatcheries. Samsung applies it on military vehicles, and Hyundai Corporation's shipbuilding division paints it onto ships. It's even been used to insulate electrical switch boxes on the outside of fighters jets to prevent overheating.
Thermal image of an energy-efficient building that shows up in cool blues and greens. The building in the background glows yellow and red as heat is being lost. Image Credit: The Insuladd Company
This simple but powerful solution all began with space shuttle launches. During a launch, heat generated by wind resistance and engine exhaust can potentially be very damaging. In the 1980s, engineers at the Marshall Center developed a spray-on process to apply an insulating mixture to help protect the shuttle. The process involved mixing nine different chemicals into an adhesive that was applied to the boosters' forward assembly, systems tunnel covers, and aft skirt.
But there were challenges. Once the insulating material was mixed, it had to be applied within five hours. Any delay meant a batch of expensive materials was lost, requiring the time and cost to mix a new batch. The strength of the insulating material was also difficult to regulate, meaning it could chip during the shuttle's flight and splashdown of its reusable booster rockets. Adding to the downside, two of the nine ingredients in the insulating mix weren't environmentally friendly.
In 1993, Marshall created a solution by atomizing epoxy and other filler materials to create a fine, environmentally friendly insulation powder. The material -- known as MCC-1, or Marshall Convergent Coating-1 -- contained tiny, hollow glass spheres and particles of cork and epoxy. The application process was also changed. Instead of mixing the insulating powder directly into the paint, it was shot from a spray gun at the same time the paint was applied. This change in process eliminated the five-hour "time clock" to complete the painting.
The improved, eco-friendly insulation powder was first flight tested in 1996 on the STS-79 mission. It was so successful that it was adopted for all subsequent shuttle flights, with virtually no observed missing or chipped paint on the spent boosters during post-flight inspections.
STS-79 shuttle launch. Image Credit: NASA
Bringing the NASA insulation powder to the public market resulted in an innovative partnership with Tech Traders, Inc. Months of testing and development created Insuladd®, a safe, non-toxic powder that can be added to any interior or exterior paint to transform it into a layer of insulation.
The powder contains hollow, microscopic ceramic spheres, and a unique process applies a coating to these "microspheres." When the paint dries, it forms a radiant heat barrier, converting ordinary house paint into heat-reflecting thermal paint.
You might say that NASA's contributions to insulating paint can keep green in your world AND in your wallet. That's a good reason to be tickled pink. https://rhinoshieldjacksonville.blogspot.com/
You can read the entire article on the insulating paint powder on page 72 in Spinoff 2007.
> View PDF (11 MB) http://www.nasa.gov/topics/nasalife/green_paint.html
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Here's an updated version: What's every color in the world, but still always green?
The answer is paint that includes an insulating powder that originated at NASA. Widely used on commercial and residential structures, it transforms any color of paint into an environmentally friendly insulation barrier that saves energy and cost.
The solution is simple: mix the powder into any color of interior or exterior paint, then break out the brushes. When spread on walls, ceilings, and roofs, it creates a barrier that deflects the sun's heat away from the house, plus it helps keep heating and air conditioning where they belong. This reduced need for energy is not only cost-effective, but also a kindness to the environment -- an easy way to create your own "green house effect."
Many businesses use insulating paint to coat air-conditioning ducts, steam pipes and fittings, metal buildings, and cold storage facilities, such as walk-in coolers and freezers. For example, Purina Feeds uses a version of the insulating powder to cover storage silos, helping to prevent feed spoilage. The poultry industry uses it to help regulate the climate inside its hatcheries. Samsung applies it on military vehicles, and Hyundai Corporation's shipbuilding division paints it onto ships. It's even been used to insulate electrical switch boxes on the outside of fighters jets to prevent overheating.
Thermal image of an energy-efficient building that shows up in cool blues and greens. The building in the background glows yellow and red as heat is being lost. Image Credit: The Insuladd Company
This simple but powerful solution all began with space shuttle launches. During a launch, heat generated by wind resistance and engine exhaust can potentially be very damaging. In the 1980s, engineers at the Marshall Center developed a spray-on process to apply an insulating mixture to help protect the shuttle. The process involved mixing nine different chemicals into an adhesive that was applied to the boosters' forward assembly, systems tunnel covers, and aft skirt.
But there were challenges. Once the insulating material was mixed, it had to be applied within five hours. Any delay meant a batch of expensive materials was lost, requiring the time and cost to mix a new batch. The strength of the insulating material was also difficult to regulate, meaning it could chip during the shuttle's flight and splashdown of its reusable booster rockets. Adding to the downside, two of the nine ingredients in the insulating mix weren't environmentally friendly.
In 1993, Marshall created a solution by atomizing epoxy and other filler materials to create a fine, environmentally friendly insulation powder. The material -- known as MCC-1, or Marshall Convergent Coating-1 -- contained tiny, hollow glass spheres and particles of cork and epoxy. The application process was also changed. Instead of mixing the insulating powder directly into the paint, it was shot from a spray gun at the same time the paint was applied. This change in process eliminated the five-hour "time clock" to complete the painting.
The improved, eco-friendly insulation powder was first flight tested in 1996 on the STS-79 mission. It was so successful that it was adopted for all subsequent shuttle flights, with virtually no observed missing or chipped paint on the spent boosters during post-flight inspections.
Bringing the NASA insulation powder to the public market resulted in an innovative partnership with Tech Traders, Inc. Months of testing and development created Insuladd®, a safe, non-toxic powder that can be added to any interior or exterior paint to transform it into a layer of insulation.
The powder contains hollow, microscopic ceramic spheres, and a unique process applies a coating to these "microspheres." When the paint dries, it forms a radiant heat barrier, converting ordinary house paint into heat-reflecting thermal paint.
You might say that NASA's contributions to insulating paint can keep green in your world AND in your wallet. That's a good reason to be tickled pink. https://rhinoshieldjacksonville.blogspot.com/
You can read the entire article on the insulating paint powder on page 72 in Spinoff 2007.
> View PDF (11 MB) http://www.nasa.gov/topics/nasalife/green_paint.html
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