November 23, 2011 — Four proprietary cool roof products manufactured by Coat’N’Cool have earned an ENERGY STAR rating, it has been announced by Michael Magallanes, vice president of marketing for Coat’N’Cool, an Orange County, CA – based company.  Marketed under the Coat’N’Cool brand name, Coat’N’Cool is a highly effective and long lasting reflective coating that is available in a variety of colors. The products earning the ENERGY STAR rating include four popular colors: Basecoat White, Topcoat Antique White, Topcoat Butter Cream, and Topcoat Siltstone. 

ENERGY STAR qualified cool roof products lower roof surface temperature, decreasing the amount of heat transferred into a building and reducing air conditioning costs.  According to Coat’N’Cool statistics, a cool roof can lower interior temperatures of a commercial or industrial building by 8-12 degrees during the hottest four hours of a summer day (noon to four in the afternoon), and can cut peak cooling demand by 10-15 percent. 

Sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, ENERGY STAR promotes use of energy efficient products in all aspects of energy use from high-rise buildings to HVAC systems.  The primary mission of ENERGY STAR is to provide unbiased information that helps Americans identify reliable, cost-effective, energy-saving solutions that protect the environment by reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. 

Through 2010, more than 20,000 organizations have partnered with the EPA, achieving significant environmental and financial benefits. Americans, with the help of ENERGY STAR, prevented 170 million metric tons of GHG emissions from entering the atmosphere in 2010–– equivalent to the annual emissions from 33 million vehicles—and saved about $18 billion on their utility bills.

Coat’N’Cool is a long lasting, easy to apply architectural coating specially engineered to reflect sun light in the UV, IR and Visible spectrum.  Coat’N’Cool was engineered through the use of water-borne epoxy technology and of November 17, 2011 — Four proprietary cool roof products manufactured by Coat’N’Cool have earned an ENERGY STAR rating, it has been announced by Michael Magallanes, vice president of marketing for Coat’N’Cool, an Orange County, CA – based company.  Marketed under the Coat’N’Cool brand name, Coat’N’Cool is a highly effective and long lasting reflective coating that is available in a variety of colors. The products earning the ENERGY STAR rating include four popular colors: Basecoat White, Topcoat Antique White, Topcoat Butter Cream, and Topcoat Siltstone. 

ENERGY STAR qualified cool roof products lower roof surface temperature, decreasing the amount of heat transferred into a building and reducing air conditioning costs.  According to Coat’N’Cool statistics, a cool roof can lower interior temperatures of a commercial or industrial building by 8-12 degrees during the hottest four hours of a summer day (noon to four in the afternoon), and can cut peak cooling demand by 10-15 percent. 

Sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, ENERGY STAR promotes use of energy efficient products in all aspects of energy use from high-rise buildings to HVAC systems.  The primary mission of ENERGY STAR is to provide unbiased information that helps Americans identify reliable, cost-effective, energy-saving solutions that protect the environment by reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. 

Through 2010, more than 20,000 organizations have partnered with the EPA, achieving significant environmental and financial benefits. Americans, with the help of ENERGY STAR, prevented 170 million metric tons of GHG emissions from entering the atmosphere in 2010–– equivalent to the annual emissions from 33 million vehicles—and saved about $18 billion on their utility bills.

Coat’N’Cool is a long lasting, easy to apply architectural coating specially engineered to reflect sun light in the UV, IR and Visible spectrum.  Coat’N’Cool was engineered through the use of water-borne epoxy technology and of Complex Inorganic Compounded Pigments (CICP’s). These CICPs have been finely crushed and placed in a liquid dispersion in order to easily mix with the water-borne epoxy. The CICPs give Coat ‘N’ Cool its very high reflectivity and high fade resistance and provide excellent adhesion and durability.

Company Bio: Coat’N’Cool is an Orange County, CA, based company that has created a proprietary cool roof product called Coat’N’Cool that has many important attributes that make is superior to other cool roof products. Coat ‘N’ Cool is a long lasting, easy to apply architectural coating available in a variety of colors that is specially engineered to reflect sun light in the UV, IR and Visible spectrum. This reduces the overall exterior and interior temperature of a structure, lowering cooling costs by as much as 40% and extending the life of roofing and other structural materials.  The coating product was engineered through the use of water-borne epoxy technology and of Complex Inorganic Compounded Pigments (CICP’s) that have been finely crushed and placed in a liquid dispersion to easily mix with the water-borne epoxy. The CICP’s give Coat ‘N’ Cool its very high reflectivity and high fade resistance while the water-borne epoxy gives Coat ‘N’ Cool excellent adhesion and durability. Please visit www.coatncool.com. 

Complex Inorganic Compounded Pigments (CICP’s). These CICPs have been finely crushed and placed in a liquid dispersion in order to easily mix with the water-borne epoxy. The CICPs give Coat ‘N’ Cool its very high reflectivity and high fade resistance and provide excellent adhesion and durability.

Company Bio: Coat’N’Cool is an Orange County, CA, based company that has created a proprietary cool roof product called Coat’N’Cool that has many important attributes that make is superior to other cool roof products. Coat ‘N’ Cool is a long lasting, easy to apply architectural coating available in a variety of colors that is specially engineered to reflect sun light in the UV, IR and Visible spectrum. This reduces the overall exterior and interior temperature of a structure, lowering cooling costs by as much as 40% and extending the life of roofing and other structural materials.  The coating product was engineered through the use of water-borne epoxy technology and of Complex Inorganic Compounded Pigments (CICP’s) that have been finely crushed and placed in a liquid dispersion to easily mix with the water-borne epoxy. The CICP’s give Coat ‘N’ Cool its very high reflectivity and high fade resistance while the water-borne epoxy gives Coat ‘N’ Cool excellent adhesion and durability. Please visit www.coatncool.com.