Used by the government on Stealth bombers. Could also be used by homeowners on the exterior of their houses. Tex-Cote's CoolWall coating systems, when covering the exterior of a building, can actually cool the surface by tens of degrees.
The coating is an enamel that has reflective pigments in it, cooling the surface of a building and hence letting you use less cooling energy during hot months. We're impressed by this kind of performance and the price is reasonable at $30-35 per gallon.
(via Dwell, March 2007).
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Hey, I have look at this CoolWall stuff but it seems to be not as good as it says, but I did find this stuff call Hyperseal Glass. They are located in Palm Springs California, they have tested their products for years in the desert. After I had called them, they products seems to last a very long time and it is cheaper. They stuff is $25 gallon and it covers twice as much as CoolWall and TexCote's ther products. If anyone is interested in them, call them up 760-343-0626 and ask for James or the manager Brian.