Choose Rhino Shield’s Long-Lasting Exterior Paint for Your Home or Business in Bristol, CT
There are certain things in life that you depend on to last a long time. For instance, you wouldn’t want to buy a car that’s going to break down after a few years or a roof that will start leaking after the first heavy rainstorm. However, home and business owners in Bristol, Connecticut, have long had to settle for exterior paint that quickly loses its luster and begins to crack, chip, and peel within just a few years’ time.
Rhino Shield set out to devise a better exterior painting solution. Through an intensive research and development campaign, we created exterior paint that lasts through the years and spares customers the hassle and expense involved with continually repainting. Fast forward to the present day and thousands of homes and businesses across the country feature our resilient Rhino Shield elastomeric wall coatings.
How You Can Benefit from a Rhino Shield Wall Coating
Rhino Shield wall coatings excel where conventional wall paint falls short. But, you don’t have to take our word for it — BASF, an independent laboratory, has rigorously tested our wall coatings and confirmed that they outperform paint in every meaningful measure.
When you have a Rhino Shield coating applied, you’ll likely never need to repaint again. High-performance ingredients such as ceramic microspheres will create an ultra-durable layer of color that will prevent the cracking, chipping, and peeling that so commonly diminishes regular exterior paint.
What’s more, the coating will help seal your exterior walls to protect them from water damage, prevent mold from colonizing, and even help insulate your home. The coatings also come protected by robust warranty coverage so that you’ll know your investment is secured.
Contact Us Today
Choose Rhino Shield and say goodbye to the hassles involved with continually repainting. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation and learn more about the long-lasting exterior paint we apply to homes and businesses in the Bristol, CT, area.
