Polyurethane 100 VOC Pigmented is a top - notch, low - VOC, high - performance polyurethane coating. It's a two - component, high - solids aliphatic polyurethane. Compared to the standard Polyurethane 100, it's a greener option with lower VOCs. This coating creates protective films that are not only hard but also flexible and impact - resistant. It has high abrasion and scratch resistance, long - lasting exterior durability, easy soil release, and strong chemical resistance. The UV stabilizer in it guarantees long - term chalk resistance and gloss retention for outdoor use. There's also a special accelerator for fast project completion.
**Features**
- Low - VOC formulation with high solids content.
- Coatings that are hard, flexible, and impact - resistant.
- High resistance to abrasion and scratches.
- UV stabilizer for long - term chalk resistance and gloss retention.
- Easy soil release properties.
- Special accelerator for quick project finish.
**Applications**
- Clean - room floors.
- Automotive repair facilities.
- Aircraft hangars.
- High - wear areas needing fuel and chemical resistance.
- Finish coat in color chip or epoxy - quartz flooring systems.
- Wall coating systems with better anti - graffiti features.
**Specifications**
| Attribute | Details |
|--|--|
| Colors & Finishes | Clear, All 16 Standard Colors, Satin Finish, Gloss |
| Kit Size | 1 1/2 Gallons, 15 Gallons |
Using this Polyurethane 100 VOC Pigmented is easy. First, make sure the surface you're applying it to is clean and dry. Mix the two components well according to the instructions. Then, you can use a brush, roller, or sprayer to apply the coating evenly. For a quicker project turnaround, you can use the special accelerator, but follow the usage ratio on the package. When using it, work in a well - ventilated area to avoid inhaling fumes. Also, wear appropriate protective gear like gloves and goggles. After the coating dries, it forms a tough and durable surface. To maintain it, clean it regularly with a mild detergent. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the coating. For exterior applications, check the surface periodically for any signs of wear or damage and recoat if necessary.
