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TOPCOAT SPECIAL

TOPCOAT SPECIAL - 55

TOPCOAT range of product covers various types of Plastic lamination System for giving excellent and tough protective coating for good, concrete, machinery, equipment, marine fixtures, sign boards and battery terminal etc.

For machinery spare parts and equipment, we have a unique product, called TOPCOAT SPECIAL-55, which gives a clear and transparent hard layer on the spare parts. If a micron thickness of about 35-40 is given on machined/cleaned casting, machined spares. It will remain rust free for the months together.

On spare parts painted with our TOPCOAT-YELLOW, only one layer of TOPCOAT SPECIAL-55 is good and can retard corrosion & discolorations of paint for more than 12 months. This coating system makes it a perfect coating system for exportable spare parts.

In a nutshell, we can say that, TOPCOAT SPECIAL-55 is ultraviolet stable and does not discolour in sunlight. it is quick drying, long lasting and protects oxidation, fungus and corrosion.

bulletTransparent
bulletForms a flexible clear Plastic coating
bulletUltraviolet stable
bulletDoes not fade or discolour in Sunlight & Rain
bulletWater proof
bulletQuick Drying
bulletGood Adhesion on Plastic Surface
bulletPrevents Fungus
bulletProtects oxidation
bulletprotects corrosion
bulletRetards Rust
bulletWashable
bulletIncrease Glaze
bulletHygienic
bulletProtects Germs
bulletAvoids decay of wood

   

TYPICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Drying time (Tack free time)   45-60 minutes
Recoatability time   2-3 hours
Complete curing time   24 hours min
Colour   Transparent
Finish   Shiny and smooth film
Adhesion on Concrete, metals & Plastic   Excellent
Flexibility   Excellent
Dry film thickness   25-30 micron per coat
Coverage   100 sq.ft, per liter depending on base surface.
Paintability   On Topcoated surface any oil Base distemper can be applied
PACKING   500ml, 1 Ltr., 4 liters, 20 liters and 200 liters in the Barrel.
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Last modified: January 13, 2003