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• CARINA GLAZE achieves an authentic metal finish to natural and man-made porous surfaces.
• Counter tops, floors, sinks, tubs and water features can all be instantly transformed with a real metal coating that will last longer than powder-coating or painting.
• 100% U.V. proof treatment can be used indoors or outdoors.
• VOC (Volatile Organic Compound*) compliant.
• CARINA GLAZE is environmentally green and sustainable long term.
Unique features of CARINA GLAZE:
• CARINA GLAZE allows beautiful metal surfaces to be fabricated – on site or in-house to be sold.
• Recycled copper, bronze, brass, nickel, aluminum or any available recycled metal finish can be produced.
• The desired patina can be achieved and then locked in with treatment by NANO EAP (Kinloch USA).
• Provides exceptional protection and beauty for architectural accents, wall panels, bath and kitchen tile and even giant logos and designs on mass concrete concourses.
• Used in new surface installations or as a restoring finish to badly damaged, stained, or etched stone or concrete.
• Lifetime no peel warranty and a 10 Year Performance Warranty.
• Treated surface can be cleaned with bleach or any other household cleaner.
• Uses global leading nanotechnology.
Application of CARINA GLAZE:
• CARINA GLAZE is applied by a trained, experienced installer to stone, tiling or concrete surfaces.
• Following application, CARINA GLAZE requires a 24 hour dry time, but is dry to the touch in 4 hours.
• Vacuum or reclaim excess metal after full cure, prior to polishing.
• Polishing instructions – 2500 GRIT sandpaper combined with automotive polishing compound and lambs wool buffer is the recommended polishing procedure.
• Can be used on most porous surfaces – natural and man-made.
• If sharp items should damage it, CARINA GLAZE is easily repaired.
*According to the EPA, “Volatile Organic Compounds are compounds that have a high vapor pressure and low water solubility. Many VOCs are human-made chemicals that are used and produced in the manufacture of paints, pharmaceuticals, and refrigerants. VOCs are common ground-water contaminants.”
CARINA GLAZE Consumers and Purchasers
• Home Remodelers
• Home Builders
• Restoration Contractors
• Architects
Blocks Damage and Stains
• Ink
• Drinks - red wine, coffee, sodas
• Food spills
• Organic decay
• Difficult staining materials
Designed for Porous Surfaces
• Concrete - any unpainted or uncoated
• Stone - travertine, limestone, patios, pool, porches, back splashes
• Indoors and outdoors - kitchens, bathrooms, patios, porches
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