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NERVIA M168 | ANTI-RUST & THERMAL INSULATION PAINT

DESCRIPTION

M168 is not your typical thermal insulation paint; it’s a game-changer. Different from ceramic coatings, M168 boasts exceptional anti-rust, heat-resistant, and waterproof properties. It’s your go-to solution for corrugated roofs, especially in industrial factories, warehouses, and farms. Even for old corrugated roofs with existing corrosion, M168 can repair and boost corrosion resistance. The magic ingredient? Naso Silica-Mid-Cell, creating a tightly packed dried film that reflects over 94% of heat radiation while preventing further corrosion.

APPLICATION

The Shield Against Heat and Rust

M168 isn’t just about heat insulation; it’s designed to reflect heat, keeping your building cool. This nano-coating barrier reflects up to 90% of heat back to the source, effectively lowering indoor temperatures. M168 offers excellent adhesion to metal sheets, quick-setting application, and ease of use with a roller or spray.

ADVANTAGES

The Ultimate Difference

M168 vs. Ceramic Coating:

Property	M168	Ceramic Coating
Dosage (kg/m2)	0.8~1.2	1.6~2.5
Thickness (micron)	60	100~150
Dropping Degree (°C)	> 12	5~10
Durability (years)	> 10	3~5
Finished Surface	Smooth	Rough
Self-cleaning	✓	✗
Anti-rust	✓	✗

M168 outperforms ceramic coatings across the board, providing greater durability, a smoother surface, self-cleaning properties, and enhanced resistance against rust.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

M168 is a water-based formula with Nano-silica. It creates a tightly packed dried film with minimal paths for heat transfer, resulting in an extremely efficient thermal barrier. Not only does it reflect heat, but it also allows moisture vapors from within the structure to evaporate and escape while preventing water from entering through the dried film surface. It’s ideal for flat roofs, effectively sealing and filling cracks and even ponding water.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Property	Value
Dosage (kg/m2)	0.8~1.2
Thickness (micron)	60
Dropping Degree (°C)	> 12
Durability (years)	> 10
Finished Surface	Smooth
Self-cleaning	✓
Anti-rust	✓

CONSTRUCTION INSTRUCTIONS

Step 1: Surface Preparation

Before applying M168, proper surface preparation is crucial for a successful application. Follow these steps:

• 1.1 Clean the Surface: Remove all dirt, dust, rust, and any loose or flaking material from the corrugated roof. A pressure washer or a stiff-bristle brush can be helpful in this process. Ensure the surface is entirely clean and free from contaminants.
• 1.2 Repair Corrosion: If your corrugated roof has existing corrosion, make necessary repairs. Remove the affected areas, treat them with a rust inhibitor, and allow them to dry before proceeding.
• 1.3 Check for Moisture: Ensure that the surface is completely dry. Moisture can affect the adhesion and performance of M168, so make certain the roof is dry before applying the paint.

Step 2: Application Method

• You have the flexibility to choose your preferred application method for M168. It can be applied using a brush, roller, or spray. Select the method that best suits your project requirements.

Step 3: Coating Application

Now, let’s get into the application process:

• 3.1 Stir the Product: Before applying, thoroughly stir the M168 paint to ensure uniform consistency. This is important for even coverage.
• 3.2 Start at the Top: Begin at the topmost point of the corrugated roof and work your way down. This prevents any accidental drips onto freshly painted areas.
• 3.3 Apply Evenly: Use your chosen application method to apply M168 evenly across the surface. It’s important to maintain a consistent thickness of the coating. For optimal results, aim for a thickness of 60 microns.
• 3.4 Overlap Strokes: If you’re using a roller or brush, overlap each stroke slightly to ensure there are no gaps or missed areas. If spraying, use a consistent back-and-forth motion.
• 3.5 Avoid Excess Buildup: Do not allow excess product to pool or build up in any one area, as this can affect the drying time and performance.

Step 4: Allow to Dry

After the application is complete, you need to give M168 sufficient time to dry and cure. Follow these guidelines:

• 4.1 Drying Time: M168 dries relatively quickly, usually within a few hours, but it may vary depending on environmental conditions such as temperature and humidity.
• 4.2 Curing Time: Allow the paint to fully cure, which typically takes around 24 hours. Avoid any physical contact or exposure to moisture during this period.

Step 5: Enjoy the Benefits

• Once the M168 paint has completely dried and cured, you can reap the benefits of its exceptional heat reflection, anti-rust protection, and longevity.

With these construction instructions, you can confidently apply M168 to your corrugated roof, ensuring that it provides the maximum heat-insulating and protective benefits. This product will not only enhance the energy efficiency of your building but also extend the lifespan of your metal roof by over 10 years, making it a valuable addition to your construction project.