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FP SHIELD UV 100 - 100% SOLID UV RESISTANT EPOXY
FP SHIELD UV 100 - 100% SOLID UV RESISTANT EPOXY
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FP Shield UV 100 is a two-component, 100% solids, UV-resistant epoxy coating designed for concrete flooring systems where improved color stability and resistance to ultraviolet exposure are required. Its self-leveling formula creates a smooth, seamless, high-gloss surface with excellent adhesion and resistance to moisture, wear, and common chemicals.
FP Shield UV 100 can be installed as a clear or solid-color coating or combined with metallic pigments for decorative flooring applications.
• Kit Size: 3 gallons
• Components: 2 gallons Part A and 1 gallon Part B
• Mix Ratio: 2A:1B
• Coverage: Approximately 200 sq. ft. per gallon at 8 mils
• Recommended Thickness: 6-8 mils as a primer or 8-12 mils as a finish coat
• Gel Time: Approximately 50-60 minutes at 77°F
• Recoat Over Primer at 68°F: 12-48 hours
• Second-Coat Window at 68°F: 24-48 hours
• Recoat Over Primer at 86°F: 6-24 hours
• Second-Coat Window at 86°F: 16-24 hours
• Foot Traffic: 24 hours at 68°F or 16 hours at 86°F
• Light Traffic: 3 days at 68°F or 2 days at 86°F
• Full Cure: 7 days at 68°F or 5 days at 86°F
• Finish Options: Clear, solid color, or metallic high-gloss finish
For professional use only. Although formulated for improved UV resistance, some color change may occur with prolonged ultraviolet exposure. Coverage and curing times may vary depending on temperature, humidity, surface condition, application thickness, and installation method.
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