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1 INSULATION FORINSULATION FORTHE FIRST line OFDEFENSEC eramics are known to be an excellentnon-conductor of heat, as shown in thispicture from a National Geographicmagazine the center of the ceramic cubeglows with a interior temperature of2200 f. degreesyet can be safelyhandled by abare handThese remarkable tiles are only 7%solids and 93% void. These hollowcenters also contains a is the vacuum centerthat creates the incredibleTHERMAL BLANKET .During the 1970 s, General IndustriesCorp., a specialty chemicaldevelopment company located inColorado Springs,Rohm and Haas,the worlds leading supplier ofresin s and polymers andthe 3-MCompany, who provided thevacuumed ceramic 7 years of trial anddevelopment to put this scienceinto a system that would performunder some of thetoughestconditions on the planet, and inthe conditions that are the mostimportant to you, your Shuttle technologyengineered into a very effectivesystem of coatings to meetresidential, commercial,agricultural.

2 And ceramic micro-spheresin a pure acrylic resin base withunique polymers that hold thespheres in fluid suspension, untilapplied, forming a seamless,flexible, long lasting, effectiveTHEELASTOMERIC RESINFORMS ASEAMLESSANDELASTIC MEMBRANE, ANDPROVIDES WATERPROOFING ANDRESISTANCE TO NATURE S BREAK-DOWNTHE FILLERS AREVACUUM CERAMICMICROSPHERESTHATREFLECTANDDISSIPA TEHEATTHEPIGMENTSARE STABLE SUBSTANCESRESISTANT TO NATURE S BREAKDOWN. THEYADD REFLECTIVITYANDLONG LIFEDISSIPATEHEAT60 mil epdm rubberis cut into thin side is coveredwith premiumExterior white paintfrom the localbuilding surfaces expand or get bigger with constant expansion and contractioneasily destroys common paints as seenhere, by simply stretching the other side of Epdmstrip has been coveredwith thermo -shieldExterior thermo -shield is so flexible andThe thermo -shield is so flexible andstrong you can stretch and stretch thestrip.

3 And the coating does not crack orloose adhesion to the strip. And this is awater based product adhered to RUBBER !TRADITIONALINSULATION IS A CUREFOR A PROBLEM THAT ISALREADY THERE, HEAT THERE IS A NEW METHODAVAILABLE, PREVENTION , TOSTOP SOLAR ENERGYFROM BECOMING A HEATPROBLEMSOLAR ENERGY IS NOTHOT, IT TURNS INTOHEAT WHEN IT ISABSORBED BY ASURFACEIF WE REFLECT SOLARRADIATION AWAY, ITWOULD NEVER TURNINTO HEAT TO BECOMEA PROBLEMWHEN HEAT DEVELOPESIN A SURFACE, IT CAN BEABSORBED INTO THESTRUCTURE OR, IT CANBE RADIATED BACK INTOTHE ATMOSPHERE ASINFRARED ENERGYTHROUGH EMITTANCE WHEN YOU HAVE ASURFACE WITH HIGHSOLAR REFLECTION ANDHIGH EMITTANCE, VERYLITTLE HEAT GETS INTOTHE STRUCTURE TOCAUSE PROBLEMSIN GOVERNMENTTESTING, thermo -SHIELD REFLECTED86% OF THE VISUALAND NEAR INFRAREDLIGHT - WHERE MOSTHEAT IS GENERATEDTHIS LEAVES ONLY14% OF THE SOLARENERGY BECAME APROBLEMTHERMO-SHIELD HAS90% EMITTANCE.

4 THISMEANS THAT 90% OF THE14% ABSORBEDRADIATION WILL BEEMITTED BACK INTO THEATMOSPHERE AS AS LEAVES LESS THAN2% OF THE SOLARENERGY TO GET INTOTHE STRUCTURE TOBECOME A ENERGY THATNEVER BECOMESNEVER BECOMESHEAT, NEVERBECOMES A a microscopicceramic vacuumedsphere, reallyperform and blockheat gain or loss ?Test panels left to right: black thermo -shield, black EPDM rubber, silveraluminum roof coat, white black thermo -shield is25 % cooler. Air temp isapprox. 80 EPDM Rubber Black thermo -shieldAluminum coat is only 3 degrees cooler thanthe black thermo .

5 And the white thermo isonly 3 degrees warmer than air temp. Silver Coat fiberedAluminum Roof CoatWhiteThermo-shieldBlackEPDM RubberBlackThermo-shieldSilver AluminumCoatWhiteThermo-shieldThin layer of vacuumed ceramic micro-spheresprotects hand from heat of propane torchIn 2003, the Jones Valley Wildfirein Redding, Californiaroared through this community,destroying everything in its pathincluding this next doorneighbors homeSame view up neighbor Kay S. sdriveway, except Kay s home is stillthere! Kay supplied these pictures ofher thermo -shield coated home,showing little sign of the devastationall around.

6 The heat melted the door trimright off. This is a solid aluminumdoor and the trim is aluminum aswell ! Kay S says I will telleveryone I meet thatThermo-shield saved my home. The fire burned the wood framing right off ofthis backyard garden area, but the houselooks like new !AND THIS IS OUR STANDARD FORMULA,WE ALSO OFFER A TYPE A, CLASS 1 FORMULAL ooking up the valley Back yard view looking down thevalley .The fire marshal says he hasnever seen anything like it ! The homesthat survived have only one thing incommon, thermo -SHIELD PROTECTIONTHERMO-SHIELD CAN GREATLYENHANCE THEPERFORMANCE OFEXISTINGINSULATION INBUILDINGSThis Assisted LivingFacility in Utah,heard aboutThermo-shield, butneeded PROOF !

7 They set up two identical 1500sq. ft. senior apartments, eachwith it s own heat source. Aelectrician and HVAC contractor set up powerconsumption recording metersand Thermoshield Interior wasand thermo -shield Interior wasinstalled in thermo -shield rooms used37% less energy to heat. !WHEN INSULATIONGETS HOT ITLOOSES R VALUE. AT116 f BULKINSULATION HASLOST ABOUT 40% OFITS R VALUE. ANR20 IS REDUCED TOABOUT ADDRESSES THISPROBLEM BYPREVENTING HEATDEVELOPMENTBULK INSULATION IS AHEAT RESERVOIR, ITSLOWS HEAT TRAVELEFFECTIVELY, BUT ATTHE END OF THE DAYTHE HEAT DOES NOTCEASE TO EXIST;A PORTION OF ITCONTINUES TO COMEINTO THE BUILDING ANDKEEP A/C UNITSRUNNING UNTIL THEINSULATION COOLS TOROOM TEMPERATURE25 year old, black 3 tab asphalt shingle roof that hasbeen totally restored using thermo -shield Roof.

8 Theowners love their new roof and the way it WORKS !owners love their new roof and the way it WORKS !THE OAKRIDGENATIONALLABORATORIES, THEPREMIER TESTING LABFOR THE ,GOVERNMENT,CONDUCTED A 3-YEARSTUDY TO FIND THEHEAT FLUX BENEFITSOF REFLECTIVECOATINGS AND THEAGING IT WAS DETERMINED AT OAKRIDGE THATIN A 3 YEAR PERIOD ALL REFLECTIVECOATINGS OR SURFACES HAVE LOST UPTO HALF OF THEIR REFLECTIVITY ANDHAVE REACHED A LEVEL THAT WILL BECONSTANT UNTILL COMPLETE FAILURETHERMO-SHIELD MAINTAINED 70%REFLECTIVITY ANDPRODUCED A 66%REDUCTION OF HEATFLUX AFTER THE or k-value of commonbuilding materials.

9 Taken from the2005 ASHRAE HANDBOOKP lywood, douglas fir board board acoustical tile fill cellulose plaster, sand aggregate , fired clay , mortar, stucco , oak , cedar HAS A K-VALUE , an newelementary levelCharter School opensfor the 2006-2007school yearThe Builders,Zollinger CommercialConstruction SpecThermo-shieldInterior WallInterior Wallthroughout the insideof this cutting school isapprox. 48,000 Square Feet, andis located in theSalt Lake Valley inUtahMulti-purpose room, ceiling and wallsClass room wallsAfter record coldWalls and halls throughoutget thermo -shield InteriorAfter record cold 06 winter in SLC,energy costswere schoolsheating billsaveragedonly $ month !

10 !WOWMOISTURE BUILD-UP INA BUILDING CAN BE ABIG PROBLEMONE VERY UNIQUEFEATURE OFTHERMO-SHIELD IS THEABILITY TO BREATHEWHEN DRY AND TOWATERPROOF WHEN WETBECOMING WATER-TIGHTWHEN WETBREATHING OUTMOISTUREWHEN DRYTHIS ISCALLED VARIABLEPERMEABILITY WHEN THE COATINGIS DRY, THEPOLYMERS IN THERESIN SHRINK ANDALLOW THEALLOW THESUBSTRATE TOBREATHE OUTTRAPPED MOISTUREBUT WHEN IT RAINS,THE POLYMERSSWELL AND BECOMESWELL AND BECOMEWATERTIGHTT hermo-shield can even warrantee that this boxwon t leak for 15 years .(this box is now 4 years old, 09\07 )This apartment roof wasstarting to leak, butowner could not afford awhole new system in thisA water-tight seal wasachieved and owner willapply remaining productas budget allows, workingup to a complete