RADIATION SHIELDING (ANTI-EMR/ELF) PAINT

Storage:
Protect from frost/freezing.

Where to use:
Interior walls and ceilings:
This super-conductive paint uses non-toxic nickel pigment to provide a shield against EMR & ELF electrical radiations in the home and workplace.

Preparation:
Surfaces must be clean, dry and free of grease.
Remove all loose and flaking material and, if previously wallpapered, remove all traces of paste and size.
On bare plaster/plasterboard - prime with ECOS plaster sealer.
This product can be painted directly onto wallpaper but this is not recommended as the product is intended to be a permanent structural feature.

Application:
* First - please read the EMR / ELF USERS GUIDE.
DO NOT THIN.
Stir gently and thoroughly before use.
Apply in two medium coats with a 6 - 9" foam or short pile gloss roller, ensure the first coat is fully dry before recoating (min 4hrs).
Avoid temperatures below 41°F (5°C) and above 68°F (20°C).
Clean equipment with water.
Normally touch dry in 1-2 hours
Once the ELF shielding paint is dry it can be finished by overcoating with any of our wall paints and, once earthed, the shielding paint is activated against both EMR & ELF radiations.
If protection is needed against EMR only (microwaves, mobile telephone masts, etc.) then earthing is not necessary.

Coverage:
Applied as directed on a flat non porous surface, coverage is approximately 150 Sq Ft per Quart (single coat), or 600 Sq Ft per Gallon.

Health & Safety:
Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Wash off splashes with water. Keep out of reach of children. DO NOT SWALLOW. Wash hands thoroughly before eating, drinking etc.

ECOS Paints
PO Box 489, Fairforest, SC 29336
Phone: (864) 595-3840
Email: tech.help@ecospaints.net


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The advice on this page is offered in good faith but does not constitute a specification and, as the conditions and techniques of application and use are beyond our control, no liability whatsoever will be accepted on our part for its use in full or in part. Always follow the instructions on the can. Follow preparation guidelines thoroughly - surfaces should always be clean, dry, sound and free of dust, efflorescence, grease, oil, rust, etc. The number of coats stated may sometimes seem to be onerous, but these are the ideal for best overall performance.




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