Frequently Asked Questions
Application
- What surfaces can Rhino Shield be applied to?
- Will my wood grain still be visible after Rhino Shield is applied?
- I have a brick home. What would the advantages be in coating my home with Rhino Shield?
- Is changing the color in the future a problem?
- Does it take longer to complete jobs using Rhino Shield than using regular paint?
General
- Can I buy the Rhino Shield product and apply it myself?
- Is the warranty transferable?
- Will my Homeowner's Association approve Rhino Shield?
- Can Rhino Shield be applied to historic homes?
- How expensive is this product?
- For comparison purposes explain the term "Professional Paint Job".
- Do you repair rotten wood before installation?
Product Properties
- How does Rhino Shield coating compare to vinyl siding?
- Does this product breathe?
- Can Rhino Shield be tinted to any color?
- How thick is the Rhino Shield product?
Applications
- What surfaces can Rhino Shield be applied to?
Rhino Shield coating can be successfully applied to most surfaces. The ceramic wall coating bonds completely to wood substrates, masonite, brick, stone, cement, cement block, stucco and many others. [back to top] - Will my wood grain still be visible after Rhino Shield is applied?
The Rhino Shield product retains the appearance of the wood grains and textures beneath it. [back to top] - I have a brick home. What would the advantages be in coating my home with Rhino Shield?
Coating a brick home gives the opportunity to completely change the look of the home's exterior. In addition, all cracks and crevices in the work area are sealed with the adhesive base coat to help protect your home. [back to top] - Is changing the color in the future a problem?
Colors are easily changed by reapplying the topcoat only. [back to top] - Does it take longer to complete jobs using Rhino Shield than sing
regular paint?
Rhino Shield applicators are trained to invest considerably more time in the cleaning and preparation stages of the project than paint contractors. Since Rhino Shield is a virtually permanent finish, it's imperative that the surface to be coated is properly prepared. [back to top]
General
- Can I buy the Rhino Shield product and apply it myself?
No. The complexity of the installation requires that it be sold and installed by trained Rhino Shield Dealers only. [back to top] - Is the warranty transferable?
The warranty is transferable to a new homeowner one time. [back to top] - Will my Homeowner's Association approve Rhino Shield?
If your Homeowner's Association will approve paint, they will approve Rhino Shield. [back to top] - Can Rhino Shield be applied to historic homes?
You should always verify the rules for historic areas; however, Rhino Shield will be readily acceptable in most areas. Rhino Shield restores and beautifies old wood. [back to top] - How expensive is this product?
Rhino Shield is going to be more than a traditional paint job and less or about the same as vinyl siding. To receive an exact price for your home, please request your free, no obligation estimate. [back to top] - For comparison purposes explain the term "Professional Paint Job".
A "Professional Paint Job" includes power washing, repairing bad wood, priming and applying as many coats as the paint manufacturer specifies. [back to top] - Do you repair rotten wood before installation?
All rotten wood is repaired or replaced as agreed in contract before coating is applied. [back to top]
Product Properties
- How does Rhino Shield coating compare to vinyl siding?
Rhino Shield is usually about the same price or a little less than vinyl siding. One main difference is the consumer keeps the natural look of the home's exterior. [back to top] - Does this product breathe?
Yes. This product is totally gas permeable and allows water vapor to escape. [back to top] - Can Rhino Shield be tinted to any color?
Rhino Shield can be tinted to standard colors or custom tinting is available. [back to top] - How thick is the Rhino Shield product?
Ten to twelve times thicker than regular paint. [back to top]
