Surface care for the built environment
A transparent mineral treatment developed to support self-cleaning behaviour and easier maintenance on suitable exterior surfaces.
Use light and weather as part of the process
Outdoor Coating applies the CleanShield photocatalytic approach to façades, stone, concrete and selected infrastructure.
On a correctly prepared and compatible surface, the transparent treatment is designed to help break down organic deposits. Rain and routine maintenance can then help remove loosened contamination, supporting a cleaner appearance over time.
The original catalogue documents comparative outdoor demonstrations on granite over three months and on a 40-year-old granolithic surface over 102 days. Treated and untreated areas were observed side by side after cleaning and coating.
- Transparent finish on compatible mineral substrates
- Photocatalytic, light-activated surface action
- Potential support for pollution and organic soiling management
- Project planning based on test patches and substrate review
A professional application sequence
Inspect
Identify substrate, coatings, porosity, contamination, damage and exposure conditions.
Prepare
Clean the surface thoroughly and allow it to reach the condition specified for application.
Test and apply
Create a representative test area before controlled full-scale spraying and follow-up.
Suitable projects are confirmed—not assumed
Outdoor performance depends on the substrate, preparation, light, rainfall, pollution profile, climate and application quality.