Sunday, November 12, 2023 11:47:43 AM
As con artists profit from ‘insulating’ paint (article from September 2009)
Scammers (including Stuart Burchill) have been selling “insulating” paint to gullible consumers for at least 27 years. Among the exaggerated claims made by distributors of these overpriced cans of paint is that the “low-e” coatings will “lower energy bills.” In addition to liquid paint, some fraudsters sell powders or paint additives, usually described as “miracle” products containing “micro-spheres” or “ceramic beads.”
https://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/article/insulating-paint-merchants-dupe-gullible-homeowners
Stuart's magic potion was first called Nansulate, then Synavax and not Syneffex (pronounced as "Sin Effects")
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