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Applicators needed for projects now in Brisbane and Melbourne. Complete the Applicators Registration form on the Contact page to get started...
Changing the world one spray at a time
Whether you are a home or commercial property owner looking to add a decorative finish, refresh appearances or add comfort from Spray Corks Thermal Insulating properties now is the time to decorate and save in the future!
Asterisk Coatings brings Vipeq's range of natural environmentally friendly performance coatings down under.
Learn more about the global success of Vipeq's Spray Cork and other environmentally friendly performance coatings, as seen on Grand Designs (UK), Holmes on Homes (Nth America), and Holmes approved.
We join a network of international distributors from over 20 countries including, Spain, Canada, UK, Belgium, USA, South Korea and more.
Why Choose "F" Series Spray Cork?
FIRE RETARDANT
Cork naturally reflects heat from a fire and wont create ash or propogate flames.
THERMAL INSULATOR
Our product is a natural thermal barrier which greatly reduces hot or cold penetrating your home.
15 YR WARRANTY
Receive a 15 year warranty on our lifetime product when applied by certified applicators.
FADE RESISTANT
Spray Cork fades at 1-2% per annum with many other coatings fading at around 10% per annum!
Thermal Insulator
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Thermal Conductivity of 0.058 W/mK
Save on your energy bills by reducing the load on your Air Conditioner and / or heater
Cork Facts - The Cork Harvest
The harvesting of Cork trees in Portugal alone offsets some 14 million tonnes of CO2 per annum ...
MAP - by Vipeq
Waterproofing membrane made from recycled rubber particles
Seamless, Flexible & Elastic
From your high rise roof, balcony & terraces, one finish, one hundred percent waterproof
Trafficable & Stable
Once applied there is no need to overcoat. MAP is UV stable and walkable
Cork Facts - The Life of Cork
Did you now that a cork oak tree will provide renewable material for approximately 200 years, and is harvested every 7 - 10 years...
