How to Mix DC315 Inumescent fireproof paint Ignition and Thermal Barrier Coating скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Mix DC315 Inumescent fireproof paint Ignition and Thermal Barrier Coating

DC315 must be thoroughly mixed before application. Failure to do so will seriously compromise the coating’s ability to perform. It is required to perform mechanical stirring with a medium speed drill and a paddle appropriate for the size container you are working from. Contents should be stirred from the bottom up making sure to scrape the bottom and sides with a paint stick as you go. Contents should be stirred to a creamy consistency with no lumps. Continue mixing for 4-5 minutes per 5- gallon pail, 15-20 minutes per 55-gallon drum. Thinning is usually not needed. If DC315 has been exposed to high heat, water may evaporate from the plastic 5-gallon container. If the paint level is below 3 inches from the top of the container, continue to mix and SLOWLY add just enough water to restore a sprayable consistency. Use Caution not to add to much water or product will run and drip during application. DC315 is a 9,000-10,000-viscosity coating at 75°F. When you open a container of DC315 it may appear thick before it is mixed, ensure proper temperature and remix for 4-5 minutes to return it to the 9000-10,000 viscosity. PROTECT FROM FREEZING DURING SHIPMENT, STORAGE, AND USE. DC315 is water based coating which will freeze and become unusable at temperatures below 32°F. Do Not store material at temperatures below 50°F. Do Not apply DC315 when ambient air and substrate temperatures fall below 50°F. Store DC315 at 50°F to 80°F at all times. Do Not store DC315 on concrete floors during winter months. IFTI recommends an ideal installation temperature range of 62°F to 90°F. Contact IFTI for applications outside these temperature ranges.