Paint that is suitable for roofing for potable water catchment

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Dave Angelini
Dave Angelini Solar Expert Posts: 6,746 ✭✭✭✭✭✭
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I found this link from a Home Power article. [h=3]Elastomeric Roof Coatings[/h] Raincoat 2000
  • http://weatherbarrier.com/products/Category: Elastomeric Roof Coatings
  • Type: Acrylic
  • Weather Barrier 2000 Rain Coat is the first acrylic roof coating to pass the NSF Protocol for Health Effects from Rainwater Catchment System Components (1995). It is safe for potable water catchment service and is designed for use as a protective and waterproof seamless membrane for pitched roof surfaces, ultraviolet protection of existing roofing materials, or as a finish coat over Weather Barrier 1530 Base Coat. Weather Barrier 2000 RainCoat has been developed and proven to be a superior protective waterproof roofing membrane for industrial, commercial, residential and agricultural structures.
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  • Mountain Don
    Mountain Don Solar Expert Posts: 494 ✭✭✭
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    Cool news.... now if you can make it rain......
    Northern NM, 624 watts PV, The Kid CC, GC-2 batteries @ 24 VDC, Outback VFX3524M
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  • Dave Angelini
    Dave Angelini Solar Expert Posts: 6,746 ✭✭✭✭✭✭
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    Mountain Don wrote: »
    Cool news.... now if you can make it rain......


    Why do you think I posted this.... Hey Don be safe down there! We had some lightning yesterday and more this evening. About 15 inches so far and we usually are around 30 inches, to our 60 inch record in 2002
    This time of year is a pain as rain harvesters have to top off weekly if there is a chance of rain. It can be a chore moving water around the hill. But it sure tastes really fine.
    The state has funded 2 million for water delivery to folks who have dry wells. Should be one heck of a fire season.
    "we go where power lines don't" Sierra Nevada mountain area
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