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| Sep 11, 2016 |
Terra Cotta Paint Coatings Transcend Style
Linetec's paint finish mimics the look and feel of natural terra cotta. The finish utilizes a 70% PVDF resin-based coating to achieve the highest levels of performance in an exterior environment and a texture additive to help replicate the natural feel of terra cotta.
Design Flexibility
Terra cotta offers a unique and attractive element to any building envelope. Aluminum wall panels painted with the terra cotta finish are lighter, can come in a large variety of shapes and sizes, and be delivered in a short lead time. Linetec's terra cotta paint finishes are available in seventeen color and design choices.
Designing Architectural Elegance
While this paint finish cannot replicate all of the properties of terra cotta, we can offer a paint finish on wall panels that looks and feels like the real thing. As well as a cost that may better fit projects where terra cotta is desired, but cannot be afforded.
Terra Cotta Coatings Offer Long-Term Sustainability Backed By An Industry Leader
As a 70% polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) resin-based coating, terra cotta painted finish meets the requirements of the most stringent, high-performance specification standard, AAMA 2605. These architectural finishes are tested to exhibit outstanding resistance to humidity, color change, chalk, gloss loss and chemicals.
Where It's Used
Terra cotta transcends style; it can be used as an intense accent or can be patterned into remarkable delicacy in any wall panel or rainscreen system.
What Are the Color Options
Terra cotta coatings are available in seventeen colors that mimic the natural look and feel of terra cotta. If a special color is needed for your project, contact Linetec for the possibility of custom terra cotta color match.
How to Specify
PVDF-based, AAMA 2605, fluoropolymer finish containing minimum 70% PVDF resin, three-coat terra cotta texture paint system [insert paint code].
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