The key terms carbon, silicone, DE/diatomaceous earth, silica, carbon and Silicon dioxide.
Radar shielding that worked for me. There are all kind of EM shielding paint and some use what
I used but my approach was the texture I added, DE/diatomaceous earth and carbon to
the texture and mixed it with our highly fluoridated water. A 20lb bag of texture will do a big room.
So here is how I did it I bought a 10 lb. bag of (not match light) mesquite charcoal do this outside. A hammer a towel and a blender or a tough food processor. Mash up the charcoal as fine as you can and into the blender. Grinded it to fine power. Filter it in a flour sifter and into a container. Wear a mask. You need about let’s say 2 lbs. Why do this well 2lbs of Nano carbon or graphite power was to spendy for me.
Food Grade DE/diatomaceous earth is so useful and 50lbs. can be had at any farm store where they sell feed and farm equipment for 20-25 bucks. Iodine 3 bucks a pint.
I used a compressor and the small hopper texture gun and kitchen aid mixer standard bowel so 2/3 wall texture and just less than 1/3 DE and about 2 shot glasses of carbon. You should have about
3 inches of space at the top of the bowel dry mix for 3 min stopping and stirring the bottom.
Fluoridated tap water and I thought of adding Iodine and molasses but I thought the molasses
might smell but it is loaded with iron adding iodine just add some to the water.
Doing drywall is beyond for some people so tell your drywall guys that you want to add
the DE and carbon to their mix it won’t hurt them one bit. Note your walls will have a sandy
texture it looks good and no one will even know. If you do this right the texture will be Grey
instead of white. If you paint it white you can add some carbon to the paint it works the
same as lamp black.
DE is mostly silica or Silicon dioxide and 2% Iron and the charcoal is carbon the water is the fluoride
finally a good use for fluoride as EM shielding.
I am going to do this to the living room. No v2k voices or bad dreams or mind probing so far.
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