Exterior Performance Coatings, Inc

Kathy Killian 

on Google

a year ago

Perfect Primer is an excellent product. I applied it over the black mastic residue (tested positive for asbestos) on the concrete floor in my entryway. Application was simple. Like using thick paint. Cleans up with soap and water. Product is expensive but not nearly as costly as hiring asbestos experts. Concrete floor is now sealed and ready for installation of quarry tile. 

Hans Geist 

on Google

a year ago

I recently ordered the VandlGuard IsoFree Aliphatic 2K Urethane and I am extremely happy with the performance. Applied with an 18" 3/4 nap roller and went on nicely. Used six gallons for two coats on 750 sq ft stucco wall and coverage was great. The satin clear provided the perfect sheen and really brought out the colors in my mural! I also did a sample test of this product before applying and it definitely works in terms of repelling graffiti. George was very helpful and informative when I needed any advice. 

Bob 

on Google

a year ago

I am a retired contractor. 50 years with many subcontractors, including epoxy floors in high end garages. At 81, I thought I’d tackle my man cave myself. With five helpers – none of them pros – we did a fabulous job. Takes four days (grind concrete floor, prep and fill cracks (they WILL show if you don’t), apply waterproofing (not needed in all cases – but I did) then epoxy undercoat and topcoat. All products from Exterior Performance Coatings. Here’s what really got me – George at Exterior held my hand during application. L... read more

David Arietta, Esq. 

on Google

a year ago

Bought the exterior Cool Coat Clear Thermal Defense. Tried it on a large 6' x 6' acryllic skylight on second story of house. Before could really feel the heat coming thru to the room. Applied four coats of product by brush. Very noticeable drop in temperature around area where skylight is. Product works as intended. Would definitely recommend applying it to all acryllic skylights on roofs. Does not affect light coming into room as the skylight was opaque, off white to start.