REM-H Coating Solutions provides a total roof preservation and leakproofing system using ceramic coatings. The system involves removing any previous coatings, cleaning the surface, applying a rust-proofing primer and sealant to joints and seams, and applying a basecoat and topcoat. The document outlines the company's projects, coating materials and technical data, warranty terms, and a 1994 study showing the coatings reduce energy costs by reflecting sunlight.

1. REM-H COATING SOLUTIONS PRODUCT & SERVICES
PORTFOLIO
LTD., INC.

2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
• ABOUT OUR COMPANY ............................................................................................. 1
• PROJECTS DONE ....................................................................................................... 2
• REM-H TOTAL ROOF PRESERVATION AND LEAKPROOFING SYSTEM .................. 4
• OTHER PRIMARY SERVICES OFFERED .................................................................... 10
• APPENDICES
• APPENDIX I: COLOR SELECTIONS ...................................................................... 11
• APPENDIX II: MATERIALS TECHNICAL DATA ....................................................... 12
• APPENDIX III: ESTIMATING GUIDE FOR METAL ROOFS ..................................... 17
• APPENDIX IV: DETAILED ILLUSTRATIONS OF OUR METHODOLOGY ................ 18
• APPENDIX V: CHEMICAL RESISTANCE OF REM-H CERAMIC COATING ........... 29
• APPENDIX VI: TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY ................................. 30
• APPENDIX VII: TECHNICAL REPORT ON REFLECTIVITY
AND THE RESEARCH DONE BY FSEC ................................................................. 31

3. ABOUT OUR COMPANY
• REM-H COATING SOLUTIONS LTD. INC. is a duly existing and registered
corporation by virtue of the laws of the Republic of the Philippines. It was
generally created purposely to engage in coating applications and
distributorship of local and international coatings to the local market.
• We started as a sole-proprietor and evolved after 20 years as a corporation.
The evolution is to further strengthen the fiscal standing of the business
enterprise. Within the corporation is a merger of of the importing, trading and
paint application in order to provide an all-in-one service to our existing and
prospective clients.
• The lateral expansion that took up two decades to materialize gives us the
advantage that other contractors cannot offer - world-class paints using the
highest quality of workmanship, both for a very affordable and competitive
price. That is why, no one in the industry provides the same level of service as
REM-H does.
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4. PROJECTS DONE (1996 to 2003)
• Westin Philippine • Ford Philippines • Lucent Tech.,
Plaza • Visteon Philippines Enterprise Building
• Wukong Ind. Plant • Fujitsu Plant • Rotaflex PPA
• Anam Instrument • Nanox Plant • National Bookstore,
• Baesa Re-Devt Corp. • Summit Point Q. Ave Branch
• Luzon Elec. Tech. • Shinetsu Philippines • GNF Plant
• Wyeth Suaco • Amkor-Anam Plant • Mike Velarde
• Citibank Tower • Minamy Plant Residence
• Kito Plant • Toshiba Plant • Daiho
• L&K Plant • Henkel Philippines • SMC
• CM-TDK Plant • Elec. Assembly Inc. • PMI
• Chiyoda Plant • Proctor & Gamble • Montgomery Place
• Takata Plant • Tape, Inc. • Ferndale Homes
• Santec Philippines • Globe Telecom • Westar Building
• Villamor Airbase • Sysu International
Hangar
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5. PROJECTS DONE (2004 to Present)
• Bauan Hospital • Ibiden Philippines • Zuellig Pharma
• Lamcor, Sta. Rosa • SMP Plant (Canlubang)
• Honda Philippines • PNCC Concrete • Sofitel Hotel
• Sky Plaza Building Columns, SLEX • Zuellig Dagupan
• ROHM Building • Hitachi Metals • TDK Philippines
• RASPI Building • Keihin Philippines • Wyeth Philippines
• PBCOM Building • Perpetual Help • Zuellig (Sun Valley
• Gardenia Bakeries University Warehouse)
• NT Philippines • United Laboratories
• Westin Philippine • Isuzu Philippines
Plaza Hotel • Isuzu Autoparts
• Honda Motorcycles • Zuellig Pharma (Cebu)
• Daeduck Philippines • Miyasaka Polymer
• Castem Philippines • Yamaha Motor
• Honda Batangas • Zuellig Pharma
Plant (Sucat)
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6. REM-H TOTAL ROOF
PRESERVATION &
LEAKPROOFING
SYSTEM
A STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTION
OF THE COATING SYSTEM
SYSTEM OF WORK VARIES ON A CASE-TO-CASE
BASIS. THE PROCESS HEREINAFTER PRESENTED IS
THE GENERIC METHODOLOGY
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7. STEP 1: REMOVAL OF DETERIORATED, PREVIOUSLY-APPLIED COATING
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(IF ANOTHER TYPE OF COATING SYSTEM WAS APPLIED BEFORE)

8. STEP 2: CLEANING THE SURFACE USING PRESSURIZED WATER AND
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SPECIALLY-FORMULATED CLEANING SOLUTION

9. STEP 3: APPLYING RUST-PROOFING PRIMER EITHER ON THE ENTIRE ROOF
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OR ONLY ON SELECTIVE PLACES, DEPENDING ON THE PACKAGE.

10. STEP 4: SEALING OF JOINTS, SEAMS, PROTRUSIONS AND FASTENERS
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USING BUTTERGRADE SEALANT AND REINFORCEMENT FIBER.

11. STEP 5: APPLICATION OF BASECOAT, TOPCOAT (THE NUMBER OF COATS DEPENDS
ON THE PACKAGE AVAILED BY THE CLIENT) AND MAY INCLUDE THE APPLICATION OF
REM-H ACRYLIC SEALER ON TOP OF THE TOPCOAT FOR BETTER DURABILITY. 9

12. OTHER PRIMARY
SERVICES OFFERED
• REM-H WALL COATING SYSTEM
• EXTERIOR WALL PAINTING
WITH LEAKPROOFING SYSTEM
• INTERIOR WALL PAINTING
• REM-H FLOOR COATING SYSTEM
• POLYASPARTIC POLYUREA
(*SOON*)
• ANTI-STATIC FLOOR SYSTEM
• EPOXY FLOOR SYSTEM
• REM-H ROCKWOOL INSULATION
WITH CERAMIC COATING AND
LEAKPROOFING SYSTEM (*NEW*)
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13. APPENDIX I:
COLOR SELECTIONS
• WHITE* • LIGHT TAN
• LIGHT GRAY • TAN
• MEDIUM GRAY • PATINA GREEN
• DARK GRAY • TEAL GREEN
• SLATE BLUE • EVERGREEN
• TERRACOTA
THE STANDARD COLOR IS WHITE. COLORS OTHER THAN
WHITE MAY BE SUBJECT TO ADDITIONAL CHARGE
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14. APPENDIX II: MATERIALS TECHNICAL DATA
• REM-H BUTTER GRADE • Increased tensile strength and
SEALANT elongation, ideally suited for
sealing mechanical fasteners and
• A water-based, high solids horizontal seas on metal roofs, as
elastomeric sealant utilizing the well as around flashings, drains
latest advances in 100% acrylic and protrusions.
technology.
• Has excellent adhesion to
• Its thick, buttery consistency asphaltic roofing, metal,
allows it to be easily worked into concrete, wood, hypalon and
vertical seams on metal roofs, polyurethane foam, and can also
gaps in flashings and around be used for encapsulating
prostrusions, and into heavily RoofMate Mesh reinforcement
alligatored areas in weathered fabric.
built-up roofing.
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15. APPENDIX II: MATERIALS TECHNICAL DATA
• REM-H BASECOAT • The fire retardant chemicals are
permanently locked into the
• A 60% volume solids,
cured coating and will not leach
waterbased acrylic elastomer out upon extended weathering.
coating utilizing the latest
advances in acrylic technology. • REM-H Basecoat is a “breathing”
coating, allowing moisture vapor
• It combines 100% acrylic to pass through the film while
emulsion polymers with
remaining impervious to mass
reinforcing laminar pigments,
water penetration.
powerful biocides and non-
migrating fir retardants for
superior physical properties,
adhesion, durability,
weatherproofing, mildew
resistance and fire retardancy.
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16. APPENDIX II: MATERIALS TECHNICAL DATA
• REM-H ACRYLIC • Reduced Energy Costs –
Remains white to reflect the suns
REFLECTIVE ELASTOMER heat dramatically lowering roof
• A water-based, high solids, substrate temperature
flexible advanced acrylic coating. • Long Term Flexibility – advanced
• High reflectivity combined with elastic acrylic polymers remain
good weatherability, ultraviolet permanently flexible upon
extended exterior exposure
resistance, adhesion and ease of
application makes this coating • Water-Based – Contains no
effective for providing long term solvents, cleans up with water.
reflectivity over a wide range of • Color Stable – The acrylic resins
roofing substrates. crosslink under UV exposure to
lock in color and lock out dirt.
• Advantages:
• High Film Build – High volume
• Ultraviolet Resistant – No
solids allows fast application to
deleterious effects after 4,000
uniformly cover textured
hrs. accelerated weathering.
substrates.
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17. APPENDIX II: MATERIALS TECHNICAL DATA
• REM-H GRAFFITI • Its low viscosity allows it to “wet
RESISTANT ACRYLIC in” and lock the substrate. It will
allow moisture vapor to escape
SEALER from the building interior, yet
• A water-based, penetrating provides excellent damp-proofing
sealer designed to produce a characteristics on the exterior.
clear, semi-gloss surface sheen. • The appearance will remain
• It is manufactured from non- uniform, eliminating any
yellowing, 100% acrylic resins to blotchiness from water staining,
form a durable finish that even after years of service.
provides long-term water • It imparts a slick, semi-gloss film.
repellency, dirt and graffiti
resistance, and weather
protection
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18. APPENDIX II: MATERIALS TECHNICAL DATA
SOLIDS BY TENSILE
ELONGATION HARDNESS GLOSS
VOLUME STRENGTH
BUTTERGRADE 325 psi (2.24
66% 200% - -
SEALER MPa)
BASECOAT 60% - - - -
250 psi (1.66 70 TO 80
TOPCOAT 60% 200% -
MPa) SHORE A
ACRYLIC
18% - - - 55
SEALER
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19. APPENDIX III: ESTIMATING GUIDE FOR
METAL ROOFS
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20. APPENDIX IV: DETAILED ILLUSTRATIONS
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21. APPENDIX IV: DETAILED ILLUSTRATIONS
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22. APPENDIX IV: DETAILED ILLUSTRATIONS
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23. APPENDIX IV: DETAILED ILLUSTRATIONS
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24. APPENDIX IV: DETAILED ILLUSTRATIONS
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25. APPENDIX IV: DETAILED ILLUSTRATIONS
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26. APPENDIX IV: DETAILED ILLUSTRATIONS
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27. APPENDIX IV: DETAILED ILLUSTRATIONS
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28. APPENDIX IV: DETAILED ILLUSTRATIONS
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29. APPENDIX IV: DETAILED ILLUSTRATIONS
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30. APPENDIX IV: DETAILED ILLUSTRATIONS
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31. APPENDIX V: CHEMICAL RESISTANCE
AGENT REM-H CERAMIC COATING
HOT WATER VERY GOOD
SEA WATER EXCELLENT
SOAP GOOD
OILS AND FATS VERY GOOD
ALKALI (IN NaOH - Weak Lye Solution) GOOD
ACID (5% HCl - Weak Muriatic Solution) VERY POOR
ACID RAIN (Weak Sulfuric Solution) FAIR
DEICER (CaCl) EXCELLENT
ANTIFREEZE (Ethylene Glycol) VERY GOOD Excellent: Retains Properties
MOTOR OIL VERY GOOD
Very Good: Slight change /
DIESEL FUEL GOOD Color change
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE VERY GOOD
Good: Softens
BLEACH VERY GOOD
VINEGAR (3%-5% Acetic Acid) VERY POOR Fair: Incidental Contact
INDUSTRIAL ACID CLEANER (10% HCl) VERY POOR
Poor: Loss of Properties
INDUSTRIAL ACID CLEANERR (20% PHOSPHORIC) VERY POOR
STRONG CAUSTIC (20% NaOH Solution) FAIR Very Poor: Dissolves
STRONG CAUSTIC (28% Ammonia) FAIR
OXYGENATED GASOLINE FAIR
JET FUEL VERY GOOD 29

32. APPENDIX VI: TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF 1, 2,
3 & 5-YEARS WARRANTY
• REM-H WARRANTS THAT FOR A • DAMAGE TO THE COATING, PROPERTY,
BUILDING OR CONTENTS CAUSED BY FIRE,
PERIOD OF ___ YEARS FROM DATE OF
SETTLEMENT, FAULTY CONSTRUCTION OR
COMPLETION, REM-H TOTAL ROOF DESIGN, MOVEMENT, MISUSE OF
PRESERVATION AND LEAKPROOFING STRUCTURE, INADEQUATE DRAINAGE OR
SYSTEM WILL NOT LEAK WATER DUE OTHER FAILURE OF THE STRUCTURE
TO DETERIORATION AS THE RESULT • DAMAGE TO THE COATING RESULTING
FROM CRACKS OR OPENINGS IN THE
OF ORDINARY WEATHERING. ROOF SUBSTRATE
• IF THE COATING SYSTEM LEAKS AS A • DAMAGE CAUSED BY REPAIRS OR
RESULT OF ORDINARY WEATHERING, ALTERATION TO, ENCROACHMENT UPON,
OR ERECTION OF ANY STRUCTURE ON THE
REM-H WILL PROVIDE A REPAIR TO ROOF OR ANY USE OF THE ROOF OTHER
SAID LEAKS. THAN FOR ITS INTENDED PURPOSE AT THE
• THE WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER: TIME THE WARRANTY WAS ISSUED.
• COLOR CHANGES IN THE COATING AS THE
• ANY DAMAGE CAUSED, IN ANY MANNER,
RESULT OF NORMAL WEATHERING OR
BY THE COATING SYSTEM
ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS.
• PHYSICAL DAMAGE CAUSED BY THIRD
PARTIES OR FOREIGN OBJECTS OR
AGENTS, INCLUDING PLANT OR ANIMAL
LIFE
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33. APPENDIX VIII: REFLECTIVITY OF CERAMIC
COATING & THE 1994 FSEC RESEARCH
• “THE SAVINGS AMOUNTED
TO AN ENERGY USE
REDUCTION OF
APPROXIMATELY 12kWh PER
DAY WITH A 2.3kW
REDUCTION IN PEAK POWER
DEMAND.”
• “THE RESULTS INDICATE A
LARGE POTENTIAL
MAGNITUDE OF COOLING
ENERGY SAVINGS FROM
WHITENING THE ROOFS OF
FLORIDA HOMES WITHOUT
CEILING INSULATION”
• “PEAK DEMAND SAVINGS
AVERAGE 30% (496W)”
BY FLORIDA SOLAR ENERGY CENTER, 1994 31

34. REM-H COATING SOLUTIONS, LTD. INC.
LOT 2 BLOCK 56 MANTA COR. LYNX STREETS, VILLAGE EAST, CAINTA
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