Anti-static dust-control support for interior paint
For facilities, builders, contractors, and production spaces.
RepelX™ is mixed into compatible interior latex and acrylic paint to help reduce static-driven dust attraction on painted walls, doors, trim, corridors, garages, warehouses, and production support areas.
Use it when repainting spaces where dust makes finished surfaces look dirty too fast. It supports cleaning programs, property turnover, maintenance painting, and facility refresh work.
- Standard dose: 1 fl oz per gallon of compatible interior paint.
- Commercial testing: side-by-side pilot areas at 1 oz/gal and, if needed, 1.5 oz/gal.
- Best fit: facilities, builders, contractors, property teams, warehouses, and production support areas.
Cleaner-looking painted surfaces between service cycles.
For commercial teams, dust on painted surfaces means more touch-up cleaning, faster visual wear, and spaces that look neglected before the coating has actually failed. RepelX helps reduce the static attraction behind that buildup.
Standard interior paint
Painted walls, trim, doors, and corridors can hold static charge that attracts airborne dust, lint, and light debris between scheduled cleanings.
Paint treated with RepelX™
RepelX is built into the paint during mixing, helping reduce static-driven dust attraction on the finished surface without changing the painter's normal application process.
Results shown are representative examples. Actual performance may vary depending on paint formulation, surface type, environmental factors, and application method. Always test on a small area before full application.
Helps reduce static-driven dust attraction on painted surfaces in warehouses, facilities, contractor projects, production support areas, and managed properties.
Fits the normal paint workflow.
RepelX is added before application, then the paint is brushed, rolled, or sprayed as usual. That makes it practical for painters, contractors, facility maintenance crews, and managed property refresh work.
Measure dose
Use 1 fl oz of RepelX per gallon of compatible interior latex or acrylic paint.
Add to paint
Pour into the paint before application. For production environments, test side-by-side areas first.
Mix thoroughly
Stir until fully blended so the additive is distributed through the coating.
Apply normally
Use standard brush, roller, or spray methods according to the paint manufacturer's instructions.
For teams that repaint space at scale.
RepelX is positioned for companies that care about how painted surfaces look after turnover, buildout, maintenance cycles, or production-area refresh work.
Multi-room repainting, fit-outs, punch-list work, service corridors, common areas.
Apartments, hotels, campuses, offices, warehouses, managed portfolios.
Support rooms, plant corridors, maintenance areas, storage, marine production spaces.
Reduce the static attraction behind dust buildup.
Dust sticks to painted surfaces when static charge pulls airborne particles onto the paint film. In commercial interiors, that can show up on walls, doors, trim, corridors, storage spaces, and production support areas.
The Problem: Static Charge
When you paint a surface, the dried film gradually builds up electrostatic charge from air movement, humidity changes, and everyday friction. That charge creates an invisible field that attracts oppositely charged particles, pulling dust, shop dust, lint, and light debris onto painted walls, trim, doors, and baseboards.
The Solution: Ionic Balance
RepelX™ contains a biodegradable quaternary ammonium ester compound, a cationic (positively charged) molecule that migrates to the surface of dried paint. These ions create a conductive layer that dissipates static charge as it builds, helping reduce the electrostatic field and minimizing how much dust surfaces attract.
Cleaning removes the dust you can see. It does not change why particles cling to the paint, so buildup can return quickly in shops, warehouses, or production areas.
Good housekeeping, not prevention
These may cut static briefly on a small object. They are not a practical treatment for walls, trim, doors, warehouses, or production rooms.
Temporary and hard to scale
RepelX mixes into the paint before application, so static reduction is built into the painted surface. No wipe-down routine after the paint dries.
Built into the paint film
Simple enough for the jobsite. Useful enough for the facilities budget.
The product stays easy to explain: add RepelX to compatible interior paint, mix thoroughly, and apply normally. The value is in reducing static-driven dust attraction after the paint dries.
8, 16, and 32 oz bottles
Built for samples, small pilots, contractor jobs, and volume programs. One fluid ounce treats one gallon of compatible interior paint.
Designed for familiar paint workflows
Use with compatible interior latex and acrylic paints. Always test with the specific coating system before a larger rollout.
Commercial dust-control support
Helps reduce static-driven dust attraction on finished painted surfaces. It supports, but does not replace, cleaning and dust collection.
Where RepelX fits commercially
RepelX is a practical add-on for repainting programs where painted surfaces collect dust too quickly and visual appearance matters between scheduled cleaning cycles.
Walls, trim, doors, baseboards, corridors, and painted support spaces. Production facilities
Pilot 1 oz/gal and 1.5 oz/gal in heavier airborne dust areas. Warehouses
Painted doors, walls, offices, corridors, storage rooms, and support areas. Garages
Garage walls, mudrooms, utility rooms, and storage areas. Builders and contractors
New build touch-ups, interior refreshes, turnover programs, and service areas. Boat manufacturing
Marine production support spaces, fiberglass-adjacent areas, and plant corridors.
Samples, pilots, and volume pricing for business buyers.
RepelX is best introduced through a simple side-by-side test. Tell us how many gallons of paint you need to treat, where the project is, and whether this is a pilot, contractor job, facility rollout, or distribution inquiry.
For production or warehouse environments, start with a small side-by-side: 1 oz per gallon against 1.5 oz per gallon. Do not exceed 1.5 oz per gallon without direct guidance.