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Champion -
UV Resisting Paint |
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Selection & Specification Data |
| Generic Type |
Single-package
Polysiloxane Enamel |
| Description |
High-performance tough, hard wearing finish coat |
| Features |
Excellent Flexibility, abrasion
Resistance, Superior Gloss and Colour Retention
Provides Long Term cosmetic Performance when applied
over 2 coats of same paint Air-dries to touch (full
film formation properties occurs after curing) |
| Color |
Various Shades
As Per Requirement |
| Finish |
Bright, Smooth
& Lustrous. |
| Flash Point |
About 300 C |
| Primers |
Self Priming
also can be used with inorganic Zinc Silicate
Primer. |
| Dry Film |
50 microns /
per coat |
| No. of coats |
2 coats
minimum |
| Application
temperature |
Room
Temperature, above Dew point |
| Solids % |
70% |
| Theoretical |
10 m2 /
liter/Per Coat |
| VOC Values |
As Supplied |
| Dry Temp.
Resistance |
2000 C |
| Limitations |
Do not use for immersion service.
Do not exceed thickness recommendation. |
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Substrates & Surface Preparation |
| General |
ST3 / SP 11 (Powertool Cleaning)
Surfaces must be clean and dry. Free from dirt,
dust, oil and all other contaminants |
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Application Equipment |
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General Guidelines |
The following methods has been found
suitable for application of this material. |
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Conventional Spray
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Brush & Roller
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| Brush |
Use a medium
bristle brush. |
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Mixing & Thinning |
| Mixing |
Power mix
until uniform in consistency. Avoid excessive air
entrapment. |
| Thinning |
Normally not
required. |
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This product simply requires the
substrate temperature to be above the dew point.
Condensation due to substrate temperatures below the dew
point can cause flash rusting on prepared steel and
interfere with proper adhesion to the substrate. |
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| Curing
Schedule |
| Substrate Temprature |
Dry to Touch |
Dry to Topcoat Itself |
Dry to handle |
Final Cure |
| 250oC |
1 hour |
8 hours |
10 hours |
24 Hrs at 250oC |
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These times are based on a 50 micron
dry film thickness. Higher film thickness, insufficient
ventilation or cooler temperatures will require longer
cure times and could result in solvent entrapment and
premature failure. Excessive humidity or condensation on
the surface during curing can interfere with the cure,
can cause discoloration. During high humidity
conditions, it is recommended that the application be
done while Temperatures are increasing. If the final
cure time is exceeded, the surface must be abraded prior
to the application of additional coats. |
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| Storage
(General) |
Store indoors |
| Shelf
Life/Storage |
1 year from date of
manufacturing.
Should be stored in a dry, cool, shaded premises.
Tins should not be direct in contact with sunlight. |
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