Stainless Steel Spray Paint

The SIMIX ceramic coating is applied at an extremely low film thickness measured in microns rather than mils, which is significantly thinner than most conventional spray paints. This thin-film approach preserves heat transfer efficiency while still providing a durable, protective barrier against moisture and corrosion.

No. The ceramic clearcoat is engineered as a non-insulating, thin-film inorganic-organic hybrid that does not measurably impede heat transfer when applied as directed, making it suitable for coils, fins, and other heat-exchange surfaces where thermal performance is critical.

Yes. The system includes an integrated cleaner and degreaser using controlled oxidative chemistry and engineered surfactants to remove oils, greases, biofilms, and particulates. This step ensures the surface is neutralized and coating-ready, which improves adhesion and long-term performance.

The system is formulated for high adhesion to metal substrates including aluminum, copper, and steel, making it suitable for HVAC coils, industrial equipment, and other stainless steel or metal components exposed to moisture, contaminants, or corrosive environments.

By providing passive corrosion resistance and improving condensate shedding, the coating reduces water retention and oxidative degradation on treated surfaces. This helps extend equipment service life and reduces the frequency of maintenance interventions required for coils and metal components.

Yes. The formulations are NSF-certified, water-based, and zero-VOC, making them suitable for use in data-sensitive and health-conscious environments such as schools, healthcare facilities, and commercial kitchens where indoor air quality and occupant safety are priorities.