Cool-FX is a water-based coating that can be used for solar reflectance. In summer, in hot weather, roofs can heat up to more than 70 °C (160 °F). This warming causes undesirable temperature increases under the roof. By painting the roof surface white, much of the solar radiation is reflected.

Treated roof surfaces can be up to 40 °C cooler than untreated roofs. This can lower indoor temperatures by up to 7 °C (45 °F) and save a significant amount of energy. Cool-FX wears off gradually (depending on weather conditions and concentration), returning the roof to its normal colour once the coating has completely disappeared.

• A white or reflective roof can result in reduced heat gain inside a building, with internal temperatures decreasing by 2-7°C (35°F to 45°F) compared to a non-protected roof
• Better living/working conditions for animals and people
• Saving on your energy costs for airconditioning
• As the product gradually wears off and the roof returns to its original color due to weather effects, optimal heat absorption can be achieved in the wintertime
• Biobased and biodegradable

• Cool-FX is a type of temporary coating that will gradually wear off over time depending on its concentration and the prevailing weather conditions. Typically, the cooling effect of Cool-FX lasts for an average of 4 months
• When applied to a porous surface, Cool-FX will generally take longer to wear off completely
• No need for a specific cleaner to remove Cool-FX
• Frost-free storage

• Ready-to-spray liquid can be sprayed with standard spray equipment
• Thoroughly clean spray equipment with water after use

• Shake or stir before use
• Mix Cool-FX with clean water according to the desired concentration
• Mix well until a homogeneous liquid is obtained

• Smooth surface: 1 part Cool-FX to 3 parts of water for 300 m² per bucket
• Porous surface: 1 part Cool-FX to 3 parts of water for 250 m² per bucket
• Very porous surface: 1 part Cool-FX to 2 parts of water for ≤200 m² per bucket
• In the case of a corrugated roof, bear in mind that the surface area increases as the depth of the corrugation increases
• In the case of a sloping roof, you might need a lower dilution (between 1 to 2 and 1 to 3), to avoid the coating from flowing of the roof too quickly