RF-IE50 EMR Shielding Paint - Blocks RF RFID Bluetooth Cell Towers and Smart Meters Signals (Black, 5 Liters)

This is an outstanding product, but it need some very specific attention to detail. Looking at some of the posts and being an RF engineer, I want to give people some very specific guidance:- First, I recommend taking a reading of the the room with a Safe and Sound RF meter. Walk the entire room and record the readings prior to applying the paint.- Get a drill mixer attachment. Don't even bother applying the paint unless it is mixed properly. Run the drill and mix until the paint is of a thicker batter like consistency.- Do not bother using the paint unless you plan on covering the entire room, including the floor. In order to mitigate an RF issue, you need to address ALL entry points.- Do not bother applying the paint unless you have a ground solution that bonds to the common house ground.- Do not bother applying the paint if you do not have all walls and floors bonded together with the paint. The ground must attach to all painted surfaces.- Do not bother applying the paint if you are not addressing RF through the windows in the room. I recommend getting some faraday cloth and building them as curtains to block any signals coming in through the windows.- Do not bother apply the paint if you are not painting the door and trim.- You can top coat the paint. I recommend using a Copper based paint from PPG or Behr to further disrupt any RF.With all of that said, apply 3 coats with a high nap roller. Once the coats are dry, ensure your ground plate is applied to the painted wall and attached to an outlet ground.After you have completed this, check signals with the RF meter again. If done properly, you will have a 90% reduction in RF.

The paint works, on the roof, but until it is grounded it actually draws the 5G to it into your house. I have metal in my back. It is stainless steel, but not the top grade. I didn't know that it would act as intensely as it does, and draw magnetic microwave radiation into my body. It got very bad when we had our roof painted with your product, but the people took two days off without grounding it. I was concerned, but really had no idea how bad it could be. I was under a Faraday Tent in the house but the amount of 5G Magnetic Microwave Radiation was so strong it went right through it and into me. I thought a grounding mat would help.... Instead the pull that the 3 layers of paint had without being grounded sent it right at me on my grounding mat through the Faraday tent over my bed. Please in your instructions, let people know to tell anyone who paints their roofs to ground it as soon as possible when it dries. I am still trying to recover from frying. Please, it is written to ground it, but there is no warning to not stay in the house with 3 coats of this paint, that you must use if close to a 5G tower, until it is properly grounded. I assumed the paint alone would at least block some magnetic microwave radiation. I can feel it because of the metal in my back. But other people might not feel it. They could be hit by it and not even know it is happening. My back is still burning. I take Potassium Iodide, and Milk Thistle to prevent damage on a daily basis. But this could have been a lethal situation, if I had not been able to feel it because of the metal in my back. It took me a while to realize it was because of the paint not being grounded, because I thought it would actually block the radiation just by being there. Why did I think that!?!? Because in the ads and on the paint container it is called a shielding paint! A shield blocks things... I am alive today, because of being able to feel it in time to take action to get me in a safe place. So ground it quickly!!! Warn people. The paint works but it all depends on being grounded. Otherwise it makes your environment more deadly! Would I buy it again?!?! Yes, but I would make sure it was grounded immediately!!!....

I've got an EMF/EF/RF meter and could see a demonstrable drop once the room was painted. For what it's worth, you need to wait the 24 hours for drying to see the full impact of the paint. It does stain, but it's pretty easy to work with. Plan on painting (or at least primer-ing) b/c this paint is black, and the metal rubs off if you rub the painted surface. Not completely of course, but if you were to try to not paint the surface after applying this paint, you're asking for black handprints and smudged clothing. It will take 2 coats of whatever you're putting on to cover it. Including the current 'primer + paint', that should only take one coat. Maybe 1 coat if you're covering with a dark color, but I wasn't & definitely needed to coats. I was able to paint a large walk-in closet & bedroom measuring ~14'x12', all walls + ceilings.I'm buying a 2nd bucket for my other bedroom.

I'm returning the RF-IE50 AS IT IS EXPIRED PAINT.

Have yet to use this, need to find an electrician to ground the paint. I bought this b/c bedroom of apt I've rented has a wall of smart meters on the outside wall. Enough radiation in the world for me. Remember, if it works, you may not have wifi in room painted. I hope to hardwire my internet.

To be updated after final cure (7 days).This applies to 1 day after the initial multiple coating) only:IE50 EMR Works well but takes a lot more material than expected. Yes you can cover 100sqft/L but to get anywhere near the -44db down I used ALL 5 Liters on 14' X 8' wall (112sqft).My measurements were taken in a scientific (not lab grade) manner with an informal tool which has very reproducible results. I have yet to take final measurements after applying the final 2 Liters of coating. However, after 3 L of coating on a painted finished wall I am seeing 20 to 26 max dbm reduction at 2.4 Ghz Vs the bare prior painted wall. FYI the other side of this interior wall has a shelf of WiFi gear for home networking.Bottom line - it works, it works well, it takes 2 plus times the paint to get expected results. (As far as I can see.)more to follow...

By my testing it reduced emf substantiallyBut I did not apply a primer before painting over it and the paint over top scrapes off very easilyUse the primer!