F1501/2 Proflex Primer 2 Gallon Kit

US $59.99

Dayton, Ohio, United States
Mar 4th

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PROFLEX PRIMER® F1501 White Proflex Primer® is a two component, ready to apply, flexible epoxy primer with a one to one volume mix ratio. A squeegee and roller application will usually result in covering 150-175 sq. ft. per gallon which results in an average dry film thickness of 8-9 mils. Rough or porous surfaces will require a lower coverage per gallon. Applications *Polished Aluminum *Galvanized Steel *Glass *Copper *Stainless Steel *Concrete and Masonry *Wood and Masonite *Rigid and Flexible Foams *Rubber Membranes *Epoxy Coatings *Thermoplastic Membranes *Urethane Coatings *Plastics *Elastomeric Coatings *Fiberglass *Acrylic and Alkyd Coatings Proflex Primer® produces a surface profile that allows for a recoat interval of 2 to 3 months. The primer should not be exposed to sunlight for more than 3 months to prevent film degradation. Usage • Existing Epoxy and Urethane coatings cannot be readily recoated without encountering intercoat adhesion problems. Proflex Primer® makes it possible to recoat them with the same or different type of coating. • Severely weathered wood and insulating foams have degraded surfaces that can be “reconstituted” with an application of Proflex Primer® that can then be topcoated. • Proflex Primer® when applied to EPDM rubber membrane will prevent swelling caused by absorption of oils, fats and solvents around restaurant roof vents. • Thermoplastic roofing membranes such as Hypalon and others can be recoated after applying Proflex Primer®. Properties and Appearance Proflex Primer® has a low hiding white color. It will begin to chalk after 3 months exposure to sun if not topcoated. Cured films are quite flexible yet have high bond and tensile strength. This enables the product to reconstitute and stabilize severely deteriorated surfaces. Although Proflex Primer® has good water, solvent and chemical resistance it is primarily designed to be an intermediate bond coat so that high performance and special purpose coatings can be applied to existing substrates. Technical Information PROFLEX PRIMER® F1501 White PRODUCT DATA SHEET Proflex Primer® is a two component, ready to apply, flexible epoxy primer with a one to one volume mix ratio. Applications Polished Aluminum – Galvanized Steel – Glass – Copper – Concrete and Masonry – Stainless Steel – Wood and Masonite – Rigid and Flexible Foams – Rubber Membranes – Epoxy Coatings – Thermoplastic Membranes – Urethane Coatings – Plastics – Elastomeric Coatings – Fiberglass – Acrylic and Alkyd Coatings Proflex Primer® produces a surface profile that allows for a recoat interval of 2 to 3 months. The primer should not be exposed to sunlight for more than 3 months to prevent film degradation. Usage • Existing Epoxy and Urethane coatings cannot be readily recoated without encountering intercoat adhesion problems. Proflex Primer® makes it possible to recoat them with the same or different type of coating. • Severely weathered wood and insulating foams have degraded surfaces that can be “reconstituted” with an application of Proflex Primer® that can then be topcoated. • Proflex Primer® when applied to EPDM rubber membrane will prevent swelling caused by absorption of oils, fats and solvents around restaurant roof vents. • Thermoplastic roofing membranes such as Hypalon and others can be recoated after applying Proflex Primer®. Properties and Appearance Proflex Primer® has a low hiding white color. It will begin to chalk after 3 months exposure to sun if not topcoated. Cured films are quite flexible yet have high bond and tensile strength. This enables the product to reconstitute and stabilize severely deteriorated surfaces. Although Proflex Primer® has good water, solvent and chemical resistance it is primarily designed to be an intermediate bond coat so that high performance and special purpose coatings can be applied to existing substrates. Surface Prep Substrate should be dry, free of debris, dirt, moss, algae, mildew and oil. Loose or peeling paint must be removed. Make repairs and tighten or replace fasteners prior to application of primer. High pressure washing is an effective cleaning method. Method of Application A combination of rubber squeegee, roller and brush are most practical on flat surfaces. A pressure pot spray system may be used if pot life limitations can be adhered to. Recommended Spreading Rate A squeegee and roller application will usually result in covering 150-175 sq. ft. per gallon which results in an average dry film thickness of 8-9 mils. Rough or porous surfaces will require a lower coverage per gallon. The above data is gathered in a controlled Laboratory environment. Your conditions will vary. Pot Life, Gel Time, Dry Time and Cure Time will all be affected by ambient as well as surface temperatures. Higher temperatures shorten the time you have to work with the product. Always mix thoroughly and immediately pour out of the container onto the surface to be coated. Only mix the amount you can easily spread within 30 minutes. Please contact us for specific information

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Brand	Pro Guard Coatings
MPN	F1501/2
Model	F1501
Country of Manufacture	United States