Make a plan for old building insulation - How to proceed?

Thank you for your opinion but for me the constructive discussion after the statement with you is ended on my part.

But nice that you have not responded to any argument from my side so far. Not a single one. Respect - that’s how you can also simply ignore inconvenient truths.

According to you, our European neighboring countries are corrupt and have no idea what they are doing and only specialize in cheating.

Where did I write that? But a backstreet office - whatever is actually located at the address - physical impossibilities, inconsistent descriptions, missing approvals etc. do not indicate a highly professional and groundbreaking product development. The circle closes everywhere. If it quacks like a duck, waddles like a duck and looks like a duck, it is one. And unfortunately, this shows with all these miracle coatings from various Polish and Czech companies mentioned here in the thread so far. P.S. I am happy to have windows made in Poland or buy doors in the Czech Republic (Sapeli), but they all just cook with water and don’t sell miracles. Good technical training, often better than with us. P.S. 2: Talk to an energy consultant about the coating. You won’t be the first who then has to revive him again because he laughed himself to death. Others have already done this here in the thread for a possible KfW subsidy. Failed spectacularly.

Which arguments? I am not here to prove to you that this stuff works, I am here to receive constructive remarks and then form my own opinion from them.
Backyard offices? Well, the office didn’t seem like a backyard to me but hey, you were there.
Yes, it wasn’t a Trump Tower but maybe it doesn’t have to be.
Apple, Microsoft, etc. were all developed in garages but are just quacking ducks.
I am not saying for a second that it is a miracle cure, you are calling it that. I see it more as a not quite mature but useful, possibly complementary product.
It works in casting technology and will also work in house construction eventually.
At least I hope so since styrofoam and insulating wool are being chosen anyway.

P.S. Arguments only work if you are open to them but you tear everything apart immediately.
The EN ISO 3795 was presented and it was said that they only tested what was required and the values were achieved.
The EN13501 will be added this month. But of course only if the price is right.

I also found a certificate that was required by a large German insulation manufacturer for processing with TopShell at your plant.
Please feel free to tear that apart as well and tell me what is wrong with it.

The manufacturer of the miracle product is the company ADITEX s.p.o Customers include Coca Cola, BASF, FAME, and many others. This year's customer is the largest German manufacturer of insulation material. They all fall for the hoax. I am amazed

In industry, the material may be justified, but for use in single-family houses (for insulation) it is not yet suitable and should not be advertised as such.

I think we will have to wait and see what the next certificates say. Tomorrow I have a meeting with the DIbT. Let's see what they say about this article.

There is nothing more to say.

Concrete skeleton construction, everything else can be found in the Ubakus screenshots. The object is located in the Bergisches Land.

This is not aditizol, PScoat is PScoat.