TEX·COTE®: Ten times thicker than paint and less expensive than siding.
TEX·COTE®: Reflective pigments keep surfaces cool and eliminate fading—for life.
TEX·COTE®: Withstands decades of exposure to direct sun, rain and other outdoor elements.
TEX·COTE®: Completely impervious to moisture while allowing the interior surface to “breathe.”
It Works (and We Have Proof)
Newspray, located in North Texas, is a family-owned business that installs TEX·COTE® products. TEX·COTE® has been in business over 50 years and has the distinction of being the first coatings manufacturer to be granted a patent for heat-reflective wall coatings. In fact, TEX·COTE® ships about 3,000 gallons of product worldwide every single day.
There’s a reason these products are so popular: They’re proven. The reflective properties have been tested and proven to reduce cooling costs by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory. And other independent testing has shown that TEX·COTE® products can withstand decades of exposure.
REFLECTIVE PROPERTIES
- Reflects both infrared and ultraviolet rays
- Utilizes special reflective pigments—the same type used by the U.S. government to cool ships and stealth bombers
- Can lower surface temperatures by as much as 40°F*
- Can reduce a home’s cooling costs by as much as 21.9%*
- Reduces “heat island” effect (heat buildup around a building)
- Reduces stress on the building substrate (less expansion and contraction)
ANTI-FADING PROPERTIES
- Superior fade resistance, even in darker colors
- Backed by an extended limited warranty against fading
- Utilizes revolutionary FADE BLOCK™ technology
MOISTURE-RESISTANCE PROPERTIES
- Unique formulation makes TEX·COTE® products completely impervious to water penetration
- Completely “breathable”—moisture beneath coatings can escape as a vapor
ENVIRONMENTAL “GREEN” PROPERTIES
- Low VOCs (Volatile Organic Compound)
- Granted a patent for incorporating postindustrial recycled content
*Surface temperature reductions and percentage of cooling cost will vary based on color, geographical location, climate conditions and substrate type. In some climates, there may be a heating penalty. For more information, visit www.texcote.com.
