INFERNO INTUMESCENT PAINT
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UL-723
- Class A Flame Spread & Smoke Production.•
ASTM E 84
- Class A Flame Spread & Smoke Production.•
UBC-26-2
- Thermal Barrier.•
NFPA-286
- Contribution to Room Combustibility.•
ASTM E 119
- the standard time-temperature curve based on post flashover conditions. Thetest measures the ability of wall and partition systems, floor ceiling and roof ceiling systems tostop flame or hot gases, penetrating thru the assembly.
Surface Preparation:
All surfaces to be painted must be clean, cured, firm, dry and freeof dust, dirt, oil, wax, grease, mildew, efflorescence, loose flaking paint, etc. Glossy surfacesshould be dulled by sanding. Patch nail holes, cracks, blemishes etc., with appropriate patchingcompounds and sand smooth. For best results rough, irregular surfaces should be sand feathered.Remember, the quality of any paint job is only as good as the surface preparation that precedesthe paint application. While our product has excellent bonding characteristics, even the bestcoatings will fail to bond over time, if sub-surfaces are inadequately prepared.
Priming:
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New Work:
While Inferno may be used as the primer on many surfaces such as wood andsheetrock for best results it is recommended that all new work is primed with standard primersdesigned for each surface and our coating be applied as an intermediate coat before top coating.Ask your paint dealer for recommendations of appropriate primers for each substrate.•
Repaint Work:
This coating has excellent bonding characteristics and will adhere to mostsound, clean, matte surfaces. If the surfaces are suitable for ordinary house or wall paints toadhere to, then they are suitable for our coating. Hard glossy surfaces should always be sandedfor best adhesion. If the previous paint was an oil-based coating, always sand and prime with asuitable oil-based primer, or specialty acrylic bonding primer, before proceeding with thiscoating contact your local paint dealer and they can recommend an appropriate primer. If indoubt, feel free to contact our office for further assistance.•
Mildew:
should be removed by scrubbing with a 25% solution of household bleach water. Tri-sodium phosphate (TSP) or common laundry powder such as Tide may be added to solution toassist removal. Always rinse with clear water.•
Efflorescence:
is a white powdery alkaline crystal growth sometimes found on plaster or
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