By: Mario Martinez President Pro Green Roof Systems and Construction, LLC.

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By: Mario Martinez President Pro Green Roof Systems and Construction, LLC

What is Super Therm ® ?

Super Therm ® is a thermal barrier ceramic coating Super Therm® is a ceramic based, water borne, thermal barrier coating that is designed to block and reflect heat that decreases energy and maintenance cost. As the only ceramic coating developed in cooperation with NASA, Super Therm® is the most effective, durable, and long lasting ceramic coating on the market.

What makes Super Therm ® unique ?

Average Energy Savings 30%

Heat Sources from the Sun 57% 40%

How much Infrared, Visible Light, and Ultraviolet heat does Super Therm ® block?

Percentage of heat that is blocked by Super Therm ® Infrared 99.5% Visible Light 92% Ultraviolet 99%

Definitions Solar Reflectivity - Amount of incoming solar energy a material reflects (usually in a %) Emissivity – Amount of energy a material emits due to its own heat and temperature (usually in %) Sun Roof Reflected Emitted

Fear of glare Super Therm ® produces diffused reflections, not secular reflections Roof SecularDiffuse

Nippon Paint Factory Roof Insulation

Residential Home in Little Rock, Arkansas Heat Loss Captured by Infrared Camera BEFORE Application of Super Therm ®

Why is Super Therm ® preferred over other products?

Super Therm ® has a unique ceramic composition Blend of four different ceramics that block all windows of heat transfer. Other ceramic coatings only contain glass hollow spheres that reflect visual light when clean but absorb and transfer other windows of heat. Only ceramic coating rated as an insulator by BOCA (Us Building Code) Includes various resins, including urethanes for durability and longevity

Protection from the Elements RainMoisture Humidity

Reduces sound waves by 68% Super Therm™ 68% reduction

Super Therm ® is rated as a true insulator by BOCA (US Building Code)

R19 equivalent rating 10 mils dry Super Therm™6” – 8”

ASHRAE 90.1 Code Compliance TESTING REQUIRED TO PROVE THE “R” VALUE A. ASTM C “ Standard Test Method for Steady-State Thermal Performance of Building Assemblies by Means of a Guarded Hot Box.” B. ASTM 1269 “Differential Scanning Calorimeter” ASTM E “Thermal Diffusivity.” Super Therm® has a “U” ( Thermal Flow) Value of Super Therm® is (1/RE) = Thermal Flow. ASHRAE 90.1 Compliance Varrience cannot exceed for Thermal Flow. Super Therm® falls within the ASHRAE 90.1 Compliance Rating and is acceptable.

Super Therm ® has a Class A Fire Rating Super Therm™

Super Therm ® prevents mold and mildew

Super Therm ® is USDA Approved

Super Therm ® is a certified water barrier (ASTM D 7088, ASTM D 6904) Super Therm™

Super Therm ® is Environmentally friendly (24 grams of VOC)

Super Therm ® has a very long life expectancy

Super Therm ® has extraordinary elasticity Passed ASTM E1737 Super Therm™

Where can Super Therm ® be used?

Roof Insulation

Concrete Insulation WallsFloors

Sound Proofing Vending MachinesElevator Shafts

Air Conditioning & Ducting AC Units AC Ducting

Companies that have used Super Therm ®

Customers who have used Super Therm ®

Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. Yokahama, Japan 200,000 sq. Meters BeforeAfter

Chicago Bridge & Iron Company Beaumont, Texas Before Super Therm ® Application Saw Tooth Section Built 1937 After Super Therm ® Application 187,000 Sq.Ft. of Metal and 82,000 Sq.Ft. of Tar & Gravel

Tucson International Airport Super Therm ® was applied to Central Plant West Concourse East Concourse Wash Bays Note: A power wash and thorough cleaning was performed on all roof tops prior to application

Tucson International Airport August 2009 Savings = $22,144 Chris Wilt - Senior Director Facility Development

Circle K in Tucson (before Super Therm ® )

Circle K in Tucson (after Super Therm ® )

TRUMP INTERNATIONAL FT. LAUDERDALE, FL Super Therm ® was applied to Concrete ceiling of lobby Concrete ceiling of parking structure under air conditioned space

SANTA ROSA DUNES PENSACOLA, FL

Bel-Air Condos in Austin, Texas SPI iStucco ™ System Thermal Scan BEFORE iStucco ™ System

iStucco System BEFORE

Ceramic iStucco Application

iStucco After Super Therm ®

Frito Lay Trailer, KY Trailer

Irvington Elementary School, KY

Apartent Buildings And Hotel In Munich Germany

Residential Home Las Vegas, Nevada

Testing, Certification and Endorsements of Super Therm 

ENERGY STAR Program Approved and accepted with Energy Star for energy savings ASTM E Reflectivity = 80% Only 1% reduction in reflectivity over 3 years (3% over 10 years

ASTM Testing  B 117/D Hour Salt Spray (Fog) – Passed  C 177 thermal conductivity testing – Passed  C 236 (C236-89(1993)el) – Passed, our performed fiberglass by 148%. Standard Test Method for Steady-State Thermal Performance of Building Assemblies by means of Guarded Hot Box. Testing for measuring R-values.  C 411 High – Temperature Surface Performance – Passed  D 412 Tensile strength – Passed.041 thickness = 13,248 psi

ASTM Testing Continued…..  D 522 – Passed Resistance to cracking on metal or rubber type materials. 1” (25mm)bend. ¼”(96mm)bend  D 1653 Water Vapor Permeability – Passed  D 1654 Salt spray (fog/weathering) – Passed – 2000 hours  D T D 3274 – Passed Resistance to fungal growth or soil and dirt accumulation on paint film. Excellent (8 out of 9)  D 4060 Abrasion Resistance – Passed  E 84 Flame Spread / Smoke Developed – Passed Class “A” Rating (or Class “1” or Class “I”)

ASTM Testing Continued…..  E84-89a Flame spread / Smoke Developed – Passed – “0” development Flame Index “0”. Smoke Index “0”  E96 water vapor transmission – Passed – less than.01  E Reflectance – Passed  E 119 Structural Steel Fire curve – Passed – 25 minutes  E 1269 Thermal penetration through a substrate by differential scanning calorimeter – Passed – blocking 99% of heat BTU conduction – TPRL

ASTM Testing Continued…..  E Laser flash technique conductivity diffusivity – Passed  VTEC Laboratories review of test results – Letter stating RE19  TPRL lab test results show a bare metal plate allowing BTU heat conduction. SUPER THERM ® coated on metal plate allowed only 3.99 BTU heat gain. A 99% reduction in heat transfer after applying only one coat of SUPER THERM ® on test plate.  G53 exposure to UV, elevated temperature and humidity - Passed

ICC Approval (International Code Council) 0104  Passed – ID #21-25  Council that formally consolidates approvals for BOCA (Building Officials Code Administrators) Section Exposed installations, Thermal insulation Section Concealed installations, Thermal insulation Section Classification, Interior finish 1998 International Mechanical Code Section Coverings and Linings, Insulation

ICBO (International Conference of Building Officials)  Passed ASTM E 84 For Flame Spread  Passed ASTM C 411 for High Temperature for Surface Performance  Passed ASTM C 177 for Thermal Conductivity (*SUPER THERM Specific)

NASA Testing  NHB B/C Test 1 Flammability testing – Passed  “0” Burn, Class “A” rating – Passed  NHB C, Test 7 Toxic Off gassing – Passed  “K” no Toxic off gassing – Passed  “K” Rating for toxicity – Passed  Tests performed at Marshall Space Flight Center

Key Endorsements USDA Passed Environmentally safe and safe for use around animals Approved for incidental food contact Letter of Written Certification as Accepted by USDA from Manufacturer Underwriters Laboratory Inc. Approved Factory Mutual Approval Passed - E Flame Spread over pitched roofing Tested and Approved for Roofing and all other Applications California Cool Roof Program California Building Energy Efficiency Standards Florida Cool Roof Rebate Program State approval for energy rebate

Pro Green Contact Information Mario Martinez – (505) Dale Hatch – (480) Andre Bluth – (623) Jason McDonald – (615) Mark Cordova – (602) Luis Villalobos – (915)