Comparison between silicate and silicon based paint

- Silicate is a mineral (not including organic matter). It does not have volatile organic components (green products). Silicon-based organic volatiles

- Silicate root waterproof. Silicone is only water resistant

- Silicate root is not attacked by microorganisms. Silicon-based is not capable of this

- Silicate root fireproof. Silicone is a flammable substance

- Silicone applied on damp surface is better than silicon base

- Silicate root does not form a glossy film (it is crystalline). Silicon-based silicon film

- Silicate root penetrates the substrate. Silicone core is not permeable to the substrate

- Silicate root with better substrate (penetration).

Advantages of silicate paint

- Waterproof mineral paint

- Long-term sustainability (many dozen years)

- No blistering or blistering

- microbial resistance (fungi, mold, algae, etc.)

- High dust resistance

- Excellent breathing ability (not interrupted by front panel gas exchange)

- Natural finish (not shiny)

- Suitable for ecological environment (completely odorless and VOC)

- Fire

- Applications for indoor and outdoor areas

- Application on dry and damp surfaces (moderate moisture)

- High adhesive ability on large substrates by force consolidation.

- Increased penetration into the substrate (up to 7 mm)

- Most used on inorganic materials, concrete, cement and mortar, etc.

- Easy to apply by traditional methods

- Economically profitable

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