RARE paint operates through a combined mechanism: reflecting 94.6% to 98% of solar radiation while actively emitting up to 99% of heat energy through the “atmospheric window”. The Solar Reflectance Index (SRI) achieves an exceptionally high value of 127.7–132.8, helping reduce painted surface temperatures by 10–40°C and indoor air temperatures by approximately 7–15°C, bringing the building temperatures to air temperatures in the shade.

Thanks to this bidirectional active thermal radiation mechanism, the building can continuously self-cool both day and night, minimizing heat retention and prolonged thermal buildup. This enables the entire structure to be thermally “refreshed” after prolonged solar exposure while maintaining a cooler and more comfortable indoor environment through the following morning. This pioneering “self-cooling” technology creates a distinct competitive advantage for RARE coating in today’s heat-reflective coating market.