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Fire-resistant paint, also known as intumescent paint, is an important part of fire safety for any business. It is often used in restaurants, schools, warehouses, and commercial buildings that have installed spray foam insulation. As a business owner or building contractor, knowing how intumescent paint works and how much it costs are essential to making an informed decision about fire safety in your facility. Let's explain why intumescent paint is important and how much it can cost.  Intum …

Fire safety is a paramount concern in any environment, whether it's your home or workplace. One effective way to enhance fire safety is by using fire retardant paint. However, a common question that arises is whether it's possible to paint over existing fire retardant paint. In this blog post, we'll delve into this theme, exploring the possibilities and providing insights on the best practices.How to Apply Fire Retardant Paint? Fire retardant paint is a specialized coating designed to slow …

Fire has been a part of human existence from the dawn of time. On one side, fire symbolizes the beginning of civilization, light, and warmth. On the other side, fire is one of the most feared elements due to its destructive and spreading force, which is capable of causing severe damage, injury, and death.The first time humans used a tool to minimize fire spread was during the Great Fire of London in 1666. Since then, fire protection and fire retardant technologies have been continuously improved …

In the United States, firefighting strategies range from the ground to the air. Aerial firefighting is one of these strategies. It involves dropping water and fire retardant from planes to slow or stop the spread of a wildfire. But what exactly is in fire retardants dropped from planes, and how do they work? In this blog, we'll look at: The chemical composition of fire retardants. Why they're essential for aerial firefighting. Their applications. What Is Fire Retardant Made From? Fire retarda …

Today, fire prevention is a national priority, particularly for companies that work closely with highly flammable materials. However, this concern is not limited to enterprises. At home, you may be surprised by the number of combustible materials surrounding you. Fire safety precautions include identifying: Flame-retardant materials that can save your life Flammable items that can hurt you. They can be anything from sofas to curtains, clothing, and furniture. Polyester is the most e …