Countryboy, are you a competitor that is hoping to derail the awareness of Sunshield's incredible ability to minimize solar heat loading? I am asking this question because your rating of Sunshield's use on a RV is totally opposite of others who have used Sunshield on RVs. Sunshield has been sold by Home Depot for more than 10 years and only within the last 18 months have Sunshield all of a sudden received a couple of reviews similar to yours that says Sunshield does not work, when 95% of the previous user reviews say the opposite and that is that Sunshield is amazing and typically worthy of a 5-star review. There are many RV users who have given Sunshield a 5-star rating, so again, it very strange that somehow Sunshield does not work on your RV at all. Nevertheless, as usual, we are determined to make your experience with Sunshield a good one. Please reach out to us at Help@Spcinfo.com so that we can determine what went wrong with your experience.

By the way, Sunshield is not a paste at all, and Sunshield does not go on like plaster. Sunshield is spray applied or rolled on with an end finish similar to a painted surface. Sunshield is specifically applied at only 10 dry Mils (10 dry mils is about as thick as two business cards) and when applied at 10 dry mils Sunshield blocks the solar (sun) heat leaving the surface physically cool / cold to the touch, no matter how hot it is outside, as the majority of the reviews confirm over the last 10 years at Home Depot. So, to say it goes on like plaster implies that you did not follow the application instructions.

Sunshield, formulation wise, lacks the physical density to load heat from the sun very similar to a piece of paper's ability to load heat from the sun. If you were to go outside and pick up a piece of paper, the paper will always be physically cool to the touch and at an ambient temperature, no matter how hot it is outside, because paper lacks the physical density to load and hold heat from the sun. The nano proprietary components used in Sunshield's formula that are responsible for blocking heat from the sun are 50 times lighter than paper and thus Sunshield can no more load heat from the sun than a piece of paper, so your review obviously raise concern as to your motive. You can't have 95% of the users say that Sunshield performs as advertised and then a few that says it does not. Sunshield is part of a spray on insulation technology platform, borne from association with NASA. Sunshield is part of our spray on insulation technology platform that includes Sunshield on the lower end of the technology platform and Sunshield is made to handle sun heat. And on the higher end of our spray on insulation platform is our HPC technology that is used to insulate hot assets and hot processes up to 1200F. No other spray on insulation platform in the world (to date) has this range of performance and there is a reason why. So, when you say, Sunshield did not work at all, obviously we have to respond to this because this is simply not true or possible. Simple white paint will reflect some heat on any surface and Sunshield while being white is significantly more than simple white paint, given that Sunshield is part of a technology platform that insulates up to 1200F. Sunshield will continue to change the market by delivering clients a solution that keeps external surfaces physically cool / cold to the touch, no matter how hot it is outside.

We would welcome an opportunity to visit your RV (application site) for review and or to connect with you regarding your experience. Please reach out to Help@spcinfo.com and we will respond accordingly.