Rhino Shield Coating Process: Part 1
If you are one of the many homeowners learning for the first time about Rhino Shield, here is a brief overview of the process that is involved when the product is applied.
- Thorough Inspection
Before applying Rhino Shield to your home, we inspect your home’s underlying condition to see if any additional steps need to be taken before we apply the product. - Cleaning and Washing
The entire surface is power-washed to kill any mold, mildew, or fungus that was pre-existing. TSP and bleach is commonly used for this process. - Patch & Repair
Your home is brought to its original condition by sealing all cracks, holes, chips, and breaks. - Caulking
In order to prevent moisture from disrupting the coating, we caulk around all doors and windows.
Check back with the blog for part 2 of the Rhino Shield Process.
This in-depth process is used to ensure your future happiness with the product. Give the exterior of your home the attention it deserves. Your neighbors and friends will notice the difference.
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