Recently, I've come across aerogel thermal insulation paint and found it quite interesting. It has several features that are really appealing.
Firstly, its thermal insulation performance is outstanding. With an extremely low thermal conductivity, it can effectively prevent the transfer of heat between the interior and exterior, reducing the reliance on air conditioners and saving electricity.
Moreover, it is very thin and light, making installation a breeze. During application, only a thickness of 0.5 to 1 millimeter is needed, and approximately 1 liter is required per square meter, adding little weight to the building.
It can also withstand high temperatures and maintain good insulation performance in harsh environments.
In terms of safety, it is inherently flame-retardant, enhancing safety during use.
Additionally, it has excellent resistance to many chemicals and is not easily corroded, demonstrating good corrosion resistance.
Another practical feature is its superhydrophobic property, which prevents water penetration and provides an effective moisture barrier for buildings. During damp weather like "returning south days," it can prevent moisture from entering the interior through the walls.
Finally, it is non-toxic and harmless, making it environmentally friendly.