About Ceramic Insulation Paint: Report by Morley Safer 

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Notice the white (more reflective) color of the new coating vs. gray(!?!) of the old coating. That'll drop your roof temperature. Choosing a low-emissivity coating (paint is a coating) should help. This stuff may be low-emissivity.

Down in Baja, simple glossy white glossy paint makes all the difference with the suns rays...20 or more degree surface temperature drop yet... when I tried this additive, it made no difference at all. None whatsoever. It did about double the cost of each gallon I applied. What a real world waste of my money.

Visit professional roofing forums and do thy homework before applying any external coating. Those guys (and gals) deal with every coating option and aren't swayed by RU-vid commercials as they make their living by being skilled at their trade. That way, as with much technology, you completely bypass adverts and sales agendas.

I wonder if this is an infomercial. You also have to take take into account that any white paint will reflect heat thus reducing temperature. is the heat reduction due to the paint being white or because it is ceramic?

The pros and cons of preventing heat buildup... Someone should make a paint with nano-solar cells, that polymerize and orient themselves into circuits upon drying. This attracting of energy could power many devices. If the total surface area of deserts, and exposed rocky mountains, etc. was calculated, how would it compare to total surface area of dwelling roofs? White is good for non-rotting materials. Black is good to attract heat and dry wood or corroding structural materials. No winners.

Reflection yes, Insulation lol heck no

Run in the opposite direction away from this video clutching your wallet.

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