Known to block the heat, anti-challer paint is an ecological and economical ally to keep freshness inside. And good news: you can make it yourself, easily and without breaking the bank. Here’s how to do.
Want to refresh your interior without exploding the bill? The anti-challer paint may well be the solution. And the best is that you can make it yourself, simply and at a low price.
Anti-challer paint is an insulating coating with reflective properties which is intended for buildings of buildings of all kinds (commercial, industrial, residential, etc.) in order to reduce the interior temperature in a natural way. Indeed, this type of paint protects the surface which it covers from the sun’s rays by returning up to 90% of the product radiation, for optimal thermal comfort without going through the air conditioning box.
Using anti-chainur paint is very interesting from an economic point of view, but also ecological, because it makes it possible to lower electricity consumption and offers a very appreciable natural refresh system in urban areas in the event of hot weather.
It is entirely possible to make anti-challer paint yourself from simple ingredients and at a lower cost, available in supermarkets or DIY stores. The company Cool Roof France has developed and tested a recipe called Coolroof Diy with the aim of making everyone accessible to all the cool roofing technique allowing to effectively fight against energy precariousness, all for a non -commercial purpose.
The Coolroof Diy recipe comes from the fruit of two years of research by the Cool Roof France teams and consists of a mixture of baking soda, casein, marble and water powder. This economical and sustainable solution is as effective as a conventional anti-challer paint and can be applied to all types of roof. Do not hesitate to consult the recipe in detail to make an efficient homemade anti-chalter paint suitable for cool roofing.
Anti-challer paint is a coating specifically dedicated to roofs of all types of building. However, it is preferable to affix it on a surface that cannot be vegetated.
