No need for thick application! A paint that eliminates heat, solving the problems of conventional heat-reflective paints.
"Tough Coat" is a thermal exchange paint that converts the thermal energy of sunlight into kinetic energy and consumes it on-site to eliminate heat. It maintains its cooling effect for a long time without being affected by dirt, scratches, or wear. There is also no difference in insulation effectiveness based on color. Additionally, unlike reflective paints, it does not cause surrounding glare or heat, and it does not harm plants, making it safe to use. 【Features】 ■ A wide variety of color options ■ A calm, matte finish ■ Long-lasting effectiveness ■ Sufficiently effective even with a thin film ■ Excellent freeze prevention effect in winter *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 - Unlike reflective paint, it does not require gloss, making it cost-effective. - A wide range of resin options is available as a topcoat for roofs and waterproofing layers. - Applicable not only to roofs and walls but also to road surfaces. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Examples of Achievements】 ■Government buildings ■Schools ■Gymnasiums ■Hospitals ■Factories ■Apartments ■Poolside, etc. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Tōmei Paint Company started its painting business in 1974 and is now expanding its operations as a comprehensive home renovation company. We believe that the reliable work of our experienced in-house craftsmen will surely satisfy our customers, and we carry out our projects with this belief every day. Please feel free to consult us about anything, no matter how small.
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