Dallas Graphene Paint Supplier: Eco-Friendly Lime-Based Products Announced
Jan 26, 2024
Dallas-based Pinnacle Paints announces updates to its range of eco-friendly finishes and coatings from the Graphenstone range.
Dallas, United States - January 26, 2024 /NewsNetwork/ —
The store's latest launch offers environmentally-conscious property owners a genuine alternative to synthetic paints for domestic and commercial applications. Graphenstone products are specially formulated from lime and are free from VOCs and formaldehyde with a naturally high pH to help combat mold and fungus.
More details can be found at https://pinnaclecoatingsgroup.com/
By combining graphene with lime made in wood-burning kilns, Graphenstone has pioneered a durable, flexible, and non-cracking coating that is also breathable and washable. The paints can improve the quality of indoor air, limit pathogens, and eliminate the spread of harmful bacteria within buildings. As such, the range is ideal for use in hospitals, nurseries, hotels, and childcare facilities.
Graphenstone paint products absorb carbon dioxide from the air during the drying process. Three 15-liter pots of the paint are capable of absorbing 14.40 kg of CO2, equivalent to what a 250 kg tree absorbs in a year. Pinnacle Paints is the official distributor of Graphenstone products in the US.
Pinnacle Paints stocks the full range of Graphenstone products, including its Premium collection, which includes the popular Biosphere.
Biosphere is an exterior paint with the company's proprietary blend of graphene and lime and is ideal for construction and restoration projects. This paint also has impressive reflective power, contributing to the energy efficiency of buildings. In addition, the mineral ingredients reduce sound reverberation and regulate temperature, reducing condensation and cold spots.
Also available from Pinnacle Paints is PrimerPlus - a natural cleaner for both indoor and outdoor use. With a pH level of 13 and the use of calcium hydroxide in the formula, this product is ideal as a first coat for mineral paints.
This primer can be paired with GrafClean AG+, which offers a premium matt finish and contains silver ions for optimal surface protection lasting between 12 and 24 months. GrafClean AG+ is breathable, free from toxic substances, and, as with all Graphenstone products, helps purify the air with its CO2-absorbing properties.
"Since 1987, we've been at the forefront of paint technology, ensuring that our diverse clients get the products they need for their projects," a company spokesperson said. "We also pride ourselves on being a one-stop shop for every environmentally conscious homeowner or business in the Dallas-Fort Worth region."
For more information, go to https://graphenstone.com/us/
Contact Info:
Name: Mike Olson
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Organization: Pinnacle Paints
Address: 616 West Mockingbird Lane, Dallas, TX 75247, United States
Website: https://pinnaclecoatingsgroup.com/
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