Liquid Urethane Rubber Base Coat |
UB-64 February 2002 Supersedes 07/00 |
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DESCRIPTION: |
UB-64 Series Liquid
Urethane Rubber is a hydrolytically stable, fire retardant, two component
elastomer. | ||||||||||
USAGE: |
Intended for use as a
base coat on roofs, mechanical room floors, walking decks and traffic
decks where urethane coating systems require fire retardance, toughness,
fast cure and good solvent resistance. Suitable substrates include
plywood, polyurethane foam, properly primed concrete and metal. UB-6421 is
suitable for weathering and may be used as a top coat where black is an
acceptable color. UB-6407 must be top coated when exposed to the weather.
All colors must be top coated within 72 hours in order to achieve good top
coat adhesion. | ||||||||||
COLOR: |
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NOTE: UB-6407 colors
are not controlled, as they are used only as base coat to be overcoated
with color-controlled top coats. Base coat colors will vary somewhat from
batch to batch. | |||||||||||
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WEATHERABILITY: |
UB-6407 is not
designed for long term exposure to weather without top coating. Excellent
durability when top coated or when UB-6421 is used. | ||||||||||
CHEMICAL RESISTANCE: |
Good salt, acid,
alkali and solvent resistance. Excellent hyrolytic stability to 180ºF (82ºC). | ||||||||||
TENSILE: |
ASTM
D-412
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HARDNESS: |
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TEAR RESISTANCE: |
ASTM D-624 Die
C
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WATER ABSORPTION: |
ASTM D-471
Max.
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WATER VAPOR PERMEABILITY: |
ASTM E-96 Procedure B
Max.
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FLAMMABILITY: |
UL Classified as Class
A Roof Covering System per UL790/ASTM E-108 | ||||||||||
TOXICITY: |
Contains solvents that
require normal precautions in handling materials of this type. Part B
contains isocyanate prepolymer that is toxic if heated above 120ºF (49ºC).
For non-spray applications in confined spaces or areas of poor ventilation
and/or warm temperatures an air purifying respirator with organic vapor
cartridges is recommended. An air supplied respirator is required for
spray applications. | ||||||||||
ADHESION: |
Adheres well to wood,
neoprene, Hypalon® coatings, acrylic coatings and Gaco Western primers.
See primer recommendations below for specific surfaces. The Gaco Western
primer-sealer system is required to achieve adhesion and minimize
blistering when coating concrete. UB-64 may be recoated when dried to
touch with a maximum time of 72 hours. Recoating beyond that time will
require sanding and a primer. | ||||||||||
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COVERAGE: |
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SOLIDS: |
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V.O.C.: |
Actual V.O.C. content
222 grams per liter V.O.C. | ||||||||||
FLASH POINT: |
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STORAGE STABILITY: |
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THINNER: |
T-5116 for brush,
roller or spray. | ||||||||||
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PRIMER: |
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MIXING: |
WARNING: UB-64
Series components cannot be combined with U-66 Series
components.
UB-6407 and UB-6421: Stir Part A and Part B separately to suspend any settled pigment. Combine equal volumes of Part A and Part B. Mix thoroughly with a power mixer. See Gaco Western Urethane Spray Guide for typical equipment recommendations. T-5116 thinner may be added during mixing to thin coating if necessary. Apply by spray, brush or roller with workable viscosity range (pot life), usually one hour at 70ºF (21°C). NOTE: When application of UB-64 is to surfaces with a temperature between 30ºF (-1°C) and 50°F (10°C), mix Part A and Part B which have been warmed to 60ºF (16°C) minimum, and let mixture stand for 15 minutes before application. This may cause a viscosity increase requiring up to 10% by volume thinner addition for application. Do not apply UB-64 materials to surfaces below 30ºF (-1°C). | ||||||||||
POT LIFE: |
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NOTE: Do not apply to
surfaces below 30ºF (-1ºC). | |||||||||||
CURE: |
UB-6407, UB-6421:
Applied coating will set in two hours at 70ºF (21°C) and can be used for
light foot traffic after 24 hours cure. For vehicle traffic an additional
24 hours is necessary. | ||||||||||
RECOAT: |
Can be recoated when
dry to the touch: UB-6407, UB-6421: 2 hours at 70ºF (21ºC).
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NOTE: |
See General Instructions GW-1,
Section 1A and MSDS for safety and storage notes.
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