SUNSHIELD 2000 ®

APPLICATION METHOD:
Surfaces must be clean and dry before application. Loose or flaking old paints or corrosion must be removed from surfaces before applying. High pressure water-blasting is as effective as light sandblasting in removing loose or flaking surfaces. As a rule "a coating is only as good as the surface it covers." Grease, oil, waxy substances, dirt, etc. must be cleaned from surfaces. Old paints can remain if bonded solidly to surfaces. SUNSHIELD 2000 ® can bond to metal, masonry, wood and other porous surface substrates. SUNSHIELD 2000 ® can be applied best by airless or air pot spray, roller and by brush. If rolling, it may take two coats to apply required mils. Spraying requires a steel carbon top of sizes .028 up to a .032 tip( remove all filters from spray equipment before using ). Roller is best applied by a 3/4 inch nap roller. Do not apply very thick on a single coat. If thickness is desired, apply in multiple coats. A thick coat will allow the top coating surface to dry before the bottom, creating cracks in the coating.
Aluminum Preparation using 409 Citrus Cleaner

PERFORMANCE AND PROPERTIES:

SURFACE COVERAGE
METAL: 100 sq.ft./Gal.
WOOD, CONCRETE, and POROUS SUBSTRATES: 100 sq.ft./Gal
INTERIOR-EXTERIOR WALLS: 100 sq.ft./Gal.
COMPOSITION SHINGLE ROOFING: 100 sq.ft./Gal.

 FEATURES:
NOTE - 1 mil = 1 thousandths of an inch 1/1000"

Solids by volume 46%, 16 wet mil coat; 7.36 dry mil coat (wet mil gauge recommended)
Dry time: 1 hour to touch 4 hours to recoat 21 days to cure
Spread: 100 sq.ft. per gallon = 7 dry mils 150% Elongation
Flexibility: 180 bend test Hail-resistance to cracking
Weathering: Ability to last a minimum of 10 years
VOC: is 67 grams / liter California environmental maximum required upper limit 420 grams / liter SUNSHIELD 2000 ® is extremely health and environmentally safe
PH: 8.5 - 9.0
Density: 11.27 lb. per gallon R-equivalency of 17
Viscosity: 105 - 110 KU

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