A:You cannot apply Nansulate® below freezing nor can it go below freezing before full cure time is finished.

Nansulate® can be applied in a variety of places in your home or building. You can boost the energy efficiency of your home by applying Nansulate® to the interior walls, ceiling, and attic area. Nansulate® will act as a barrier to all three methods of heat transfer - convective, conductive, and radiant. Radiant heat transfer is one of the most significant ways that heat is lost or gained from a home or building. The R-value does NOT measure blockage of radiant heat transfer.

Yes, with proper technique, you can apply Nansulate® to surfaces up to 225F. Please see our application

There are many different types of paint products with a varying degree of adhesion capabilities. Nansulate® will only adhere as well as the paint you are applying it over. In some cases, Nansulate® will apply well over a pre- painted surface. In some cases, abrading the painted surface will benefit adhesion. Our recommendation is you test the adhesion of Nansulate® to your particular surface paint on a small scale prior to doing a large

Prior to applying Nansulate®, loose rust should be brushed off and the surface treated with a rust treatment

We do not recommend tinting Nansulate® Translucent or HomeProtect ClearCoat; However, you can paint over Nansulate® with a color paint. HomeProtect Interior and Nansulate® Top Coat can be tinted to pastel colors

Nansulate® carries a class A fire rating. This means it neither increases nor decreases the flammability of the

Yes. Nansulate® has excellent corrosion protection properties. The combination of corrosion prevention with thermal insulation in one product is one of the things that makes Nansulate® a revolutionary product.

With each three coat application you will receive an average surface temperature difference of 60 degrees F. Due to the nature of heat transfer, the larger the difference between your high and low temperatures, the larger the difference you will see with Nansulate®. The smaller the difference between your high/low temperatures, the smaller the difference you will see. Nansulate® will help to block the conductive, convective and radiant heat

No. Nansulate® is not formulated to perform in an underground or underwater environment. It could be used

A:When correctly applied, Nansulate® insulation can assist in reducing condensation and mold problems by keeping surface temperatures more regulated. Other factors contributing to condensation which should also be

The most costly problem that industries face is maintenance and replacement of pipes, tanks and other equipment. CUI (Corrosion under insulation) is an issue that facilities have had to deal with, as most insulations cause this costly problem. Nansulate® solves CUI, by insulating and offering corrosion prevention at the same time. Nansulate® will not trap mold or moisure and will also help to control condensation. Another way

Nansulate® used an an industrial coating can help your facility save money in a variety of ways. One unique characteristic is that Nansulate® is translucent in color, which allows you to perform visual and ultrasound Nansulate® will also increase the energy efficiency and lifespan of your equipment by providing thermal

Nansulate will provide similar thermal benefit whether applied to the exterior or interior of a wall. The main difference, is that interior applications will last approx. 10+ years, and for exterior applications which are subject to the elements, it will last approx. 5-10 years.

BP Solar modules operate in temperatures ranging from -13 to 122 degrees F (-25 to 50 degrees C). Since PV modules are electronic devices that generate electricity directly from light, not heat, solar panels actually work better in cooler temperatures.

Several OSHA workers safety regulations have to do with hot surfaces and protecting workers from burns. Using Nansulate® as a safety coating can drastically reduce hot surface temperatures and prevent worker burns. Nansulate® adheres directly to your surface in a thin layer. It will not trap mold or moisture within, thus helping

You are required to renew your CIMM® certification every three years. Renewal applicants must pay the renewal fee, $175.00 for ISA Members and $195 for non-members, and submit a Renewal Application indicating the Professional Development Points (PDPs) earned in the three year renewal period. If you renew by exam, the fees are $195 for ISA Members and $225 for non-members. Download the Renewal Policies and Application or call ISA at (919) 549-8411.

You are required to renew your CCST certification every three years. Renewal applicants must pay the renewal fee, $195 and submit a Renewal Application indicating the Professional Development Points (PDPs) earned in the three year renewal period. The Renewal Policies and the Renewal Application are available for downloading at www.isa.org/CCST. Both documents are also available by calling ISA at (919) 549-8411.

As long as the joist is dry and free from dirt and water, the Integrity Gasket can be applied in freezing temperatures. [Back to Top]

A:You cannot apply Nansulate® below freezing nor can it go below freezing before full cure time is finished. Application temperatures for Nansulate® are 40F-212F (4C-100C).

We are lucky to get amazing weather most of the year and therefore ski / ride in shorts the majority of the time. That said March / April & October can be changeable and it is worth checking temperatures before you fly to ensure you pack correctly. The easiest way to do this is via www.weather.com and type in Cordoba, Spain for the city.

Due to the substrate preparation, baking/layering/spraying application and curing process that is required to apply DuPont non-stick coatings to cookware and household appliances, DuPont is not able to manufacture a "spray on" Teflon® coating.

You are required to renew your CAP certification every three years. Renewal applicants must pay the renewal fee, $175.00 for ISA Members and $195 for non-members, and submit a Renewal Application indicating the Professional Development Points (PDPs) earned in the three year renewal period. If you renew by exam, the fees are $250 for ISA Members and $295 for non-members. Download the Renewal Policies and Application or call ISA at (919) 549-8411.

HACCP-9000® is an international program that integrates HACCP, ISO 9000, and food hygiene practices into one management system to assure food safety and quality for a food/beverage facility, or a foodservice establishment, anywhere in the world.

Nansulate is fairly transparent on all surfaces except for glass, which it will give a cloudy look. Below are photos of Nansulate HomeProtect Clear Coat coating ½ a tissue box. You can click to see larger pictures in normal light and bright light. You can also see photos of applications on non-metal surfaces and metal surfaces by clicking the links.

For wallpapering over Nansulate: This has been done successfully by homeowners, however we always suggest to first allow Nansulate to fully cure (30-60 days) and then to test your wallpaper for adhesion to a small section first. Different types of wallpapers use different types of adhesives, so testing is highly recommended prior to a full application. Can the product be painted over a stucco surface. Stucco has a tendency of showing tiny cracks at times.

The large indoor and outdoor hot pools generally run between 88° - 94°. The indoor and outdoor hot soaking pools generally run between 100° - 104°. The hot springs water is actually cooled for pool usage by adding cold water.

There may be several factors, from fever to alcohol to lack of sleep, that could affect your waking temperature. Yet this doesn't compromise your ability to rely on them while charting, because you ultimately want to identify a pattern of low and high temperatures, rather than focusing on individual ones. Outlying temperatures can be effectively dealt with by using the Rule of Thumb, which usually allows you to ignore them in interpreting your chart.

In the north of Chile, the winter temperatures can drop far below 0°C (32°F). In summer it can be very hot during the day, particularly on lower ground. The climate of Central Chile is mild and resembles that of California or the Mediterranean, but a jacket is usually needed for cool evenings, and it is also agreeably cool above 2000 m (6500 ft.). Further south, be prepared for chilling rains and cold wind. During spring and fall it is not rare to be caught in snow at higher altitudes.