Polyaspartic High Solids Topcoat Coating System - 2 Gallon Kit - Clear Coating Gloss Finish - Easy-to-Use 1:1 Mix Ratio - Protection to Adhesion, UV, Abrasion, & Scratches (Xtra Slow Cure)

HIGH-SOLIDS TOPCOAT: This two-component polyaspartic coating system features a high solid content, creating a beautiful glossy finish that offers protection against UV rays, chemicals, abrasion, and scratches. Ideal for safeguarding home and industrial flooring projects. VERSATILE: This polyaspartic coating is excellent for projects such as garage floor coating or countertop coating due to its resistance to abrasion and chemicals. It forms a glossy, crystal-clear layer over colored coatings or decorative chip flakes. VARIETY OF CURE SPEEDS: This polyaspartic floor coating provides a range of pot life options for easy workability, including fast, medium, slow, and XTRA slow cure speeds. The XTRA Slow Cure variant offers extended working time for extremely hot and/or humid environments. The Slow Cure variant provides a longer working time, making it a great choice for less experienced applicators or installations that require additional work time. The Medium Cure variant is a standard curing topcoat with typical working time. The Fast Cure variant features reduced work and cure times, suitable for experienced installers with large crews and jobs that must be finished quickly. EASY TO USE: Combine 1 part Base with 1 part Activator by volume. Use a low-speed drill and a Jiffy blade, mixing for three minutes until uniform. APPLICATION STEPS: 1. Apply at a spread rate of 100 160 sq. ft. per gallon to achieve a 10 16 mil wet film thickness. Use a squeegee and back-roll with a non-shedding 3/8 nap roller. 2. In hot or humid conditions, apply using an 18 roller in a dip and roll method from a roller pan, as increased heat and humidity reduce the material's working time. 3. This material cures more rapidly when exposed to moisture in the air. 4. To avoid visible differences in texture or mix-to-mix "tie-ins," do not exceed 5 10 minutes between mixing batches. 5. Use joints as natural breaks to divide sections of the floor