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Free Rhino Shield Estimator Tool
Once you’ve reviewed the long-term costs of traditional paint, it’s time to discover how much you can save with Rhino Shield.
Use our free estimator tool below to get an accurate estimate of what it will cost to protect your home with Rhino Shield. The tool will also give you a clear comparison of the recurring expenses you'll face if you stick with the traditional painting cycle.
Size of Your Home
Factors such as the number of levels, amount of square footage, accessibility of surface area, and the total exterior wall surface area are all taken into consideration when determining your costs.
Surface Material
Whether you have wood, stucco, brick, Hardiplank®, etc., these materials are all very different in terms of our Rhino Shield coating application, so our specialists will account for your home's surface material when creating your personalized quote.
Exterior Condition
From excellent condition to damaged, your Rhino Shield specialists will determine what specific prep work needs to be performed prior to the installation.
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Scope of Work
In many instances, homeowners will have garages, shutters, external buildings, gutters, and various other home accessories that need painting.
Surface Access
No two homes are made the same. Let your Rhino Shield specialist know about any difficult-to-reach areas that require painting!
Why Is Traditional Paint More Expensive?
When compared to a typical $5,000 - $9,000 latex paint job that will need to be repeated every five years or so, in twenty-five years, the repainting costs could be $25,000 to $45,000 for the same house vs. a single Rhino Shield® installation. On average, for a typical, three-bedroom home, (2000 sq. ft.) a Rhino Shield® coatings system installation can range from $13,000 - $18,000, or about $6.50 to $9.00 per square foot.
Rhino Shield saves you money because it lasts 25 years. While Rhino Shield may resemble paint, it is actually an advanced elastomeric ceramic coating system that was designed with longevity in mind. Some of its components are:
• 3M Ceramic Microspheres to block harmful UV rays
• Triple biocide to defend against mold, mildew, and algae growth
• Zinc oxide
• Self-cross-linking Elastomeric Core Resin
• Automotive Grade Titanium Dioxide (TiO2)
• Urethanes
• Pigments
