Painting Building - 09 - 91 - 13 - 00 (09915)

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Rev Description of Change Author WP # Date

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1.0 Baseline K. Mitchell 9/25/00
1.1 F-01-144DRTF-01-012PCCB: 2001.20.1260.0552F- K. Reid 9/8/01

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1.2 F-01-144DRTF-01-012PCCB: 2001.20.1260.0552F- K Reid 9/8/01

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2.0 Published. Redline/strikeout removed K. McPeters 9/10/01
2.1 D1D F03, C02, DRB 13 and DRB 27 K. Reid 2/18/02
3.0 Removed RL/SO Published K. Reid 2/20/02
3.1 Added P-38 for steel within cleanroom per K. Reid DRTF-01-052 12/30/0
whitepaper DRTF-01-052 2
4.0 Published. Removed RL/SO. K.McPeters K. McPeters 1/6/03
4.1 Included details on galvanized deck touch-up K. Reid F-01-157 1/6/03

from whitepaper F-01-157
5.0 Published. Removed RL/SO. K.McPeters C. Bustos 1/28/03
5.1 Details on cleanroom paint systems in accordance K. Reid F-05-282 10/05/0

with Cleanroom CEDEF whitepaper 5
6.0 Published. L. Orosco 10/12/0

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6.1 Further details on cleanroom paint systems K. Reid 10/21/0

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7.0 Published. L. Orosco 11/10/0

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7.1 Conversion of spec number 09915 to MF04 R. Lucius 01/26/0

number 09_91_13_00(09915) 6
IMCS Rev 189.0 dated 08/17/201801/31/2019 Page 1 of 42

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8.0 Published(MF95) J. Pettus 04/07/0

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8.1 F32 edits: System 39, 40 and 123 added.

Extensive paint schedule edits.
9.2 Accepted Changes J. Holmes 04/03/0

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10.0 Published J. Holmes 04/03/0

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10.1 Incorporation of D1X; minor miscellaneous edits T. Dieter 12/29/1

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11.0 Published
11.1 Incorporate design build edit suggestions T. Dieter 12/15/1

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12.0 Published 12/16/1

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12.1 Incorporate POR issues log change for system #38 T. Dieter 4/21/14
primer intended to receive welding
13.0 Published
13.1 Minor edit for POR issues log clarification on T. Dieter 6/30/14
application schedule for P-117.
14.0 Published
14.1 Added 01_23_00_00; changed fireproofing J. Jensen N/A 12/24/1

nomenclature; revise P-35; misc. edits. 5
15.0 Published DMS Admin N/A System
15.1 Revise P-32, P-33, P-117; remove P-39; misc. J. Jensen 2016.49.P1274.43.FF 12/06/1
cleanup 6
16.0 Published DMS Admin System
16.1 LEEDv4; misc. primer edits; add P-1.1 (new Clean J. Jensen 2017.06.P1274.116.F 02/10/1
Zone primer); revise P-34/P-35 (for SFRM F 7
topcoat)

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17.1 Add PR2.2 tie primer for Clean Zone/IFRM; add J. Jensen 2018.33.P1276.9.FF 08/17/1
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P-35 acrylic elastomeric Clean Zone/SFRM; move
IFRM topcoat from P-35 to P-34; Misc. primer
edits
18.1 Added primers, topcoats, and maintenance J. Jensen 2019.02.P1276.2.FF 1/31/19

materials associated with Thermo-Lag E100
Intumescent (referenced in 07_81_12_00).
1. General
1.1. Work Included
A. This Section specifies the requirements necessary to furnish and apply building
paint, including:
1) Paint materials.
2) Surface preparation, including Level 5 finishing.
3) Application schedule.
4) Paint exposed interior columns.
5) Paint and stain on doors and frames as scheduled.
6) Back-painting of acoustical insulation as indicated on the Drawings.
1.2. Related Work
The following Sections are related to this Section.
1) Section 01_81_13_00 – Sustainable Design Requirements.
2) Section 01_23_00_00 – Material Outgas Test Protocol.
3) Section 04_22_00_00(04220) – Concrete Unit Masonry.

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4) Section 05_12_00_00(05120) – Structural Steel Framing.
5) Section 05_31_00_00(05310) – Steel Decking.
6) Section 05_50_00_00(05500) – Metal Fabrications.
7) Section 07_19_90_00 – Water Repellent Coating.
8) Section 07_81_12_00 – Spray-Applied Fireproofing.
9) Section 07_90_00_00 – Joint Protection.
10) Section 09_21_16_00 – Gypsum Board Assemblies.
11) Section 09_91_20_00 - Painting - Equipment and Piping.
12) Section 45_43_10_01 – 300 mm Flowthrough Fab Clean Zone General

Requirements.
13) Section 45_43_12_04 – 300mm Cleanroom/Mini-Environment Testing and

Certification.
14) Section 45_43_10_05 – Clean Zone General Requirements.
1.3. Definitions
A. Conform to ASTM D16 for interpretation of terms used in this Section.
B. Conform to Painting and Decorating Contractors of America Standards.
1.4. Design Criteria
A. Sustainable Design Requirements: EQ Credit: Indoor environmental quality,

Low-Emitting Materials: VOC content for wet-applied products shall not exceed
250 g/L (Maricopa County Rule 330) in Arizona; comply with LEED v4 including
CARB SCM for architectural coatings or SCAQMD Rule 1113 other locations.
B. Outgas Testing: Substitutions in the Clean Zone require outgas testing per
Section 01_23_00_00.
1.5. Regulatory Requirements
A. Conform to applicable code for flame/fuel/smoke rating requirements for

finishes.

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1.6. Quality Assurance
A. Subcontractor: company specializing in commercial painting and finishing with

5 years’ documented experience and approved by product manufacturer.
B. Intel and Contractor will engage services of an independent testing agency to

execute methods of inspection including the following items and indicated instruments:
Inspection Item Inspection Instrument

Surface Profile Keane-Tator Surface Profile Comparator
Surface Cleanliness SSPC-Vis-1
Viscosity Zahn Viscosimeter
Wet Film Thickness Nordson Wet Film Thickness Gauge
Dry Film Thickness Mikrotest Dry Film Thickness Gauge
Temperature and Humidity Gardner Certified Hygrometer and Temperature Indicator
C. Intel and Contractor may utilize other equivalent inspection instruments.
1.7. Environmental
A. Perform painting in accordance with the safety recommendations of the paint

manufacturer; with the safety recommendations of the National Association of
Corrosion Engineers contained in the publication, Manual for Painter Safety.
B. Provide continuous ventilation and heating facilities to maintain surface and

ambient temperatures above 50 degrees F for 24 hours before, during, and 48 hours
after application of finishes.
C. Do not apply exterior coatings during rain, snow, or when relative humidity is
above 50 percent. Do not apply exterior coatings when surfaces are in direct sunlight
where surface temperature of substrate exceeds manufacturer’s recommendations.
D. Minimum Application Temperatures for Latex Paints: 45 degrees F for interiors;

50 degrees F for exterior.
E. Minimum Application Temperature for Varnish Finishes: 65 degrees F.
1.8. Delivery, Storage, and Handling
A. Deliver each container with labeling intact which identifies manufacturer, type
of paint, brand name, brand code, coverage, surface preparation, drying time, cleanup,
color designation, and instructions for mixing and reducing.

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B. Store paint materials at minimum ambient temperature of 50 degrees F and a
maximum of 90 degrees F, in well ventilated area, unless required otherwise by
manufacturer’s specifications.
C. Provide storage facilities outside of buildings being constructed. Limit quantities

in buildings to daily use.
D. Take precautionary measures to prevent fire hazards and spontaneous

combustion.
1.9. Submittals
A. Provide required submittal data in electronic format.
ITEM NO. SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENT

09 91 13 00-01 In addition to the listed requirements, provide the following with Bid:
1. Proposed Submittal Schedule.
2. Proposed Fabrication and Shipment Schedule.
3. Substitution requests including test data.
09 91 13 00-02 Detailed Painting Schedule.
Prepare the schedule on the basis of the surfaces; include interior columns, painted
soffits, and ceiling recesses, types of paint materials, number of coats required.
Include the manufacturer’s name, product name, and specific VOC data (in g/L, less
water) for each product, as well as the corresponding allowable VOC from the
referenced standard. Clearly identify systems and materials to match those
specified.
09 91 13 00-03 Submit written documentation certifying Subcontractor meets Quality Assurance
requirement.
09 91 13 00-04 Six color samples no less than 8 by 10 inches each, labeled to identify the various
colors selected. Sample submittal and acceptance will be for finish and color only.
Compliance with other requirements is the responsibility of the Subcontractor.
Furnish additional samples as required until colors, finishes, and textures are
approved. Retain approved samples to be used as the quality standard for final
finishes
09 91 13 00-05 Manufacturer's Certificate: Certify products meet or exceed specified sustainable
design requirements:
09 91 13 00-06 Indoor Air Quality Certificates:
1. Certify volatile organic compound (VOC) content for each related primer,
paint and coating; include allowable VOC

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1.10. Field Samples
A. Provide field sample panel, 4 feet by 4 feet, illustrating each coating color,
texture, and finish. Locate where directed by Contractor.
1.11. Maintenance Data
A. Include cleaning methods and cleaning solutions recommended in maintaining

the painted surfaces.
1.12. Extra Stock
A. Provide one 5-gallon batch mixed, unopened container of each color and surface
texture of each type of finish paint used on the job to Contractor.
B. Label each container with color, texture, and room locations in addition to the
manufacturer’s label.
2. Products
A. Acceptable Manufacturers
1) Amercoat; PPG Protective Coatings.
2) Benjamin Moore Paints.
3) Carboline.
4) Coronado Paint Company.
5) Glidden by PPG Industries.
6) Goo Systems.
7) Hanley Paint.
8) H.B. Fuller.
9) Hy-Tech Thermal Solutions (fire resistive paint additive).
10) IdeaPaint, Inc.
11) ITW Polymer Technologies DBA American Safety Technologies.
12) Kelly-Moore Paint Company.
13) M.A. Bruder and Sons, Inc. (M.A.B. Paint).

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14) Martin-Senour Paint Company.
15) Miller Paint Company.
16) PPG Industries.
17) Scuffmaster.
18) The Sherwin-Williams Company (S-W).
19) Tnemec.
20) Thoro Systems Products.
21) United Coatings.
22) Valspar Corporation.
23) Wellborn Paint Company.
2.2. Paint Materials
A. Following are generic descriptions of the paint systems for this project.
1) Rust-Inhibitive Primer: Single-package steel primers with anticorrosive pigment
loading; may be alkyd, vinyl, epoxy ester, chlorinated rubber; minimum volume
solids, 40 percent.
2) Inorganic Zinc Primer: Solvent or water based, 14-pound metallic zinc content
per gallon minimum; follow manufacturer’s recommendations for top coating.
3) Bituminous Paint: Single-component, coal-tar pitch based; 68 percent minimum

solids by volume.
4) Block Filler: Primer-sealer designed for rough masonry surfaces.
5) Acrylic Latex Finish: Flat latex, single component, minimum volume solids 41
percent.
6) Acrylic Latex Finish: Eggshell latex, single component, minimum solids by

volume 41 percent.
7) Acrylic Latex Finish: Semigloss, single component; minimum volume solids,

52 percent.
8) Acrylic Latex Finish: Gloss, single component, minimum solids by volume, 32

percent
9) Alkyd Enamel: Flat alkyd, single component, minimum solids by volume, 38

percent.

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10) Alkyd Enamel: Eggshell alkyd, single component, minimum solids by volume 44
percent.
11) Alkyd (Semigloss): Semigloss alkyd; minimum volume solids, 47 percent
12) Alkyd Enamel: Optimum quality, semigloss finish, medium long oil, minimum
solids by volume, 45 percent.
13) Alkyd Enamel: Gloss, single component, minimum solids by volume, 87 percent
14) Polyamide Epoxy: Two-component epoxy coating; capable of 5 to 8 MDFT per

coat; minimum volume solids 50 percent suitable for intended use and
chemical exposure.
15) Polyamide, Anticorrosive Epoxy Primer: Converted epoxy primer containing

rust-inhibitive pigments; minimum volume solids, 46 percent.
16) Water Based Epoxy Acrylic: Two-component polyamide epoxy emulsion,

minimum volume solids, 35 percent.
17) Water Based Catalyzed Epoxy: Two-component, chemical resistant low VOC,
water based catalyzed epoxy resin coating; minimum volume solids, 39 percent;
VOC less than 250 grams per liter; meets performance criteria of ASTM D3730.
18) Polyurethane: Two-component, aliphatic-based polyester urethane; minimum

volume solids, 40 percent; high-gloss finish.
19) Wash Primer: Low VOC, water based acrylic primer, free of heavy metals and
mineral acids.
20) Epoxy Nonskid Finish: Polyamide converted epoxies, aggregated; aggregate

may be packaged separately; 70 percent volume solids, minimum.
21) Cementitious Acrylic Emulsion: Two-component (liquid and aggregate) filler.
22) Waterborne Acrylic Dry Fall: Modified water based acrylic resin, high light
reflective white coating that falls dry in 10 feet.
23) Galvanized Finish Primer: Single component acrylic vehicle for use on
galvanizing.
24) Waterborne Acrylic Concrete Stain: Modified acrylic penetrating water-

repellent stain with minimum 33 percent solids by volume; gloss, 4 at 60 degree
Gardner (ASTM D523).
25) Fire Resistant Interior Latex Paint Additive: Granular ceramic paint additive
approved to create class A (ASTM E119) rated coating when mixed in acrylic
latex paint at manufacturer’s recommended rate.

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26) Projection Screen Paint: Highly reflective acrylic paint designed specifically for
video projection.
27) Dry erase marker paint: Water based 2 part paint designed specifically for dry
erase marker use.
28) Rough overcoating for Fusion Bonded Epoxy: Two-part sacrificial traction
coating, 63 percent solids.
2.3. Finishes
A. Paint system and colors shall be indicated on the Drawings.
B. Formulate colors with colorants free of lead and lead compounds.
C. Proprietary identification of colors is for establishment of desired colors only.
2.4. Specular Gloss
A. Provide paint of specular gloss as specified. Gloss reflectivity shall be within the
following limits based on 60 degree gloss meter reading.
1) Gloss: 70 percent minimum at 60 degrees.
2) Semigloss: 35 to 70 percent at 60 degrees.
3) Eggshell: 20 to 35 percent at 60 degrees.
4) Flat: 15 percent maximum at 85 degrees.
3. Execution
3.1. Inspection
A. Intent: It is the intent of these specifications that the Subcontractor and other
subcontractors employed on the jobsite leave the surfaces of their work in such a
condition that only minor cleaning, sanding, and filling is required prior to surface
preparation and painting.
B. Verify that surfaces and substrate conditions are ready to receive work as
instructed by the product manufacturer.
C. Examine surfaces scheduled to be finished prior to commencement of Work.

Report unacceptable conditions that may affect application or finished results.

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D. Measure moisture content of surfaces using an electronic moisture meter. Do
not apply finishes unless moisture content of surfaces is the following maximums or as
approved by materials manufacturer:
1) Plaster and Gypsum Wallboard: 12 percent.
2) Masonry, Concrete, and Concrete Unit Masonry: 12 percent.
3) Concrete Floors: 7 percent.
4) Woodwork: 7 percent.
E. Beginning of installation means acceptance of existing surfaces and substrate.
3.2. Preparation
A. Paint Mixing:
1) Prepare multiple-component coatings using contents of each component
container as packaged by the paint manufacturer; no partial batches permitted.
2) Do not use mixed multiple-component coatings beyond their pot life; provide
small quantity kits for touchup painting and for painting other small areas.
3) Mix only the components specified and furnished by the paint manufacturer.
4) Do not intermix additional components for reasons of color or otherwise, even

with the same generic type of coating.
5) Seal paint materials when not in use.
6) Where more than one coat of a material is applied within a given system, tint
prime and intermediate coats approximately to the shade of the finish coat
color to provide a slight variation of color in each coat to distinguish the finish
coat from each previous coat. Displays shall show the various stages of finishes.
3.3. Preparation of Surfaces
A. Coordination of Work: Review other sections in which primers are provided to

ensure compatibility of the total system for substrates. Notify architect of anticipated
conflicts.
B. Cleaning: Before applying paint or other surface treatments, clean substrates of

substances that could impair bond.
1) Schedule cleaning and painting so dust and other contaminants from the cleaning
process will not fall on wet, newly painted surfaces.

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C. Surface Preparation: Clean and prepare surfaces to be painted according to
manufacturer’s written instructions for each particular substrate condition and as
specified. Provide barrier coats over incompatible primers or remove and reprime.
D. Metal Surface Preparation:

1) Conform to the current Steel Structures Painting Council (SSPC) Specifications:
a. Solvent Cleaning: SP-1.
b. Hand Tool Cleaning: SP-2.
c. Power Tool Cleaning: SP-3.
d. White Metal Blast Cleaning: SP-5.
e. Commercial Blast Cleaning: SP-6.
f. Brush-Off Blast Cleaning: SP-7.
g. Pickling: SP-8.
h. Near-White Blast Cleaning: SP-10.
2) Refer to applicable SSPC listed above for terms: solvent cleaning, hand tool
cleaning, wire brushing, blast cleaning or similar words of equal intent.
3) Where OSHA, EPA or Clean Zone protocols preclude standard abrasive blast
cleaning, use wet or vacuum-blast methods. Comply with coating
manufacturers’ recommendations for wet blast additives and first coat
application.
4) Hand tool clean areas that cannot be cleaned by power tool cleaning.
5) Preblast Cleaning Requirements:
a. Remove oil, grease, welding fluxes and surface contaminants prior to blast
cleaning.
b. Preblast Cleaning Methods: Steam, open flame, hot water, or cold water
with appropriate detergent additives followed with clean water rinsing.
c. Clean small isolated areas with solvent using clean cloths.
d. Round or chamfer sharp edges and grind smooth burrs, jagged edges, and
surface defects.
e. Prepare welds and adjacent areas such that there are:
i. No undercutting or reverse ridges on the weld bead.

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ii. No weld spatter on or adjacent to the weld or other area to be painted.
iii. No sharp peaks or ridges along the weld bead.
iv. Grind embedded pieces of electrode or wire flush with the adjacent
surface of the weld bead.
6) Blast Cleaning Requirements:
a. Utilize type of equipment and speed of travel necessary to obtain the

specified degree of cleanliness:
i. Select type and size of abrasive to produce a surface profile that meets
the coating manufacturer’s recommendations for specified primer.
ii. Use dry blast cleaning methods unless prohibited by regulating

authorities or Clean Zone protocols.
iii. Do not reuse the abrasive.
b. Comply with the applicable federal, state, and local air pollution control
regulations for blast cleaning.
7) Postblast Cleaning and Other Cleaning Requirements:
a. Clean surfaces free of dust and residual particles of the cleaning operations
by dry (no oil or water vapor) air blast cleaning or other method prior to
painting. Vacuum clean enclosed areas and other areas where dust settling
is a problem; wipe with tack cloth.
b. Paint surfaces the same day they are blasted. Reblast rusted surfaces prior
to painting.
8) Galvanized Surfaces: ASTM D6386 and American Galvanizers Association ‘Guide

to Preparing Hot-Dip Galvanized Steel for Paint’. Clean galvanized surfaces with
nonpetroleum-based solvents so surface is free of oil and surface contaminants.
Remove pretreatment from galvanized sheet metal fabricated from coil stock
by mechanical methods.
E. Concrete Surface Preparation:

1) Review concrete surface preparation during the pre-installation meeting.
2) Begin surface preparation minimum 30 days after concrete placement.
3) Initial Cleaning: remove grease, oil, dirt, salts, chemicals, loose materials, or
other foreign matter by one of the cleaning methods described in ASTM D4258
or as recommended by coating manufacturer for applicable paint.

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4) Acid Etching is not allowed.
5) Blast clean concrete surfaces to remove loose concrete, laitance, and to provide
adequate surface profile for paint adhesion. Mechanically abrade concrete
surfaces in accordance with ASTM D4259. Use abrading method recommended
by paint manufacturer for proposed product.
6) After abrading concrete, clean surfaces in accordance with ASTM D4258.
7) Testing Concrete Surface:
a. Test pH level of concrete in accordance with ASTM D4262 and submit test

results to A/E. Acid-alkali pH balance of concrete surface shall be within
range of 6.8 to 8 unless otherwise required by coating manufacturer.
b. Test moisture content of concrete substrate in accordance with

ASTM D4263, plastic sheet method. If concrete surface fails test do
additional tests in accordance with ASTM F1869, anhydrous calcium test and
submit test results to A/E. Review test results with A/E and coating
manufacturer to determine appropriate action before applying coatings.
F. Plastic Surface Preparation:

1) Hand sand plastic surfaces to be coated with medium grit sandpaper to provide
tooth for the coating system.
2) Large areas may be power sanded or brushoff blasted, provided sufficient

controls are employed to roughen surface without removing excess material.
G. Masonry Surface Preparation:

1) Complete and cure masonry construction minimum 14 days before surface
preparation work is started.
2) Remove oil, grease, dirt, salts, chemicals, loose materials or other foreign
matter by solvent, detergent washing or other suitable cleaning methods.
3) Clean masonry surfaces of all mortar and grout spillage and other surface
deposits using either nonmetallic fiber brushes followed by clean water rinse,
or brushoff blasting or water blasting, as approved by coatings manufacturer.
4) Avoid damage to masonry mortar joints and adjacent surfaces.
5) Apply paint to dry and clean surfaces.
6) Prepare masonry surfaces with uniform texture and free of surface

imperfections which would impair the intended finished appearance.

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H. Wood Surface Preparation:
1) Prior to beginning surface preparation, replace or repair damaged wood
surfaces in a manner acceptable to the A/E.
2) Knots:
a. Solvent clean (mineral spirits) and coat with shellac or other knot sealer at
knots and other resinous areas.
b. Remove pitch by scraping and wipe clean with solvent or turpentine.
3) Ease sharp edges by sanding prior to priming.
4) Filler: After priming fill cracks, holes, and other surfaces irregularities flush with
adjacent surfaces; sand smooth.
a. Fill with wood putty approved by paint manufacturer; for natural finishes,
match putty color with color of finished wood.
b. Sand smooth when dry.
c. Prime, stain, or seal wood to be painted immediately on delivery. Prime

edges, ends, faces, undersides, and back sides of wood, including cabinets,
counters, cases, and paneling.
5) Apply paint to clean and dry surfaces.
I. Gypsum Board and Plaster Preparation:

1) Apply paint to surfaces which are dry, free of dust, dirt, powdery residue,
grease, oil and other contaminants.
2) Reinforce and carefully conceal joints between panels and comply with
following criteria:
a. Fastener heads covered.
b. Sand joint compound with fine grit sandpaper to produce a smooth, flat
surface.
3) Water-Resistant Gypsum Wallboard: Use only solvent type paints and coatings.
4) Apply continuous sealant specified in Section 07_90_00_00, between gypsum

board and adjacent surfaces at door and window frames, recessed fixtures,
access doors, penetrations, and end wall conditions to fill cracks and voids and
provide smooth surface for paint application.

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3.4. Preparation of Existing Coated Surfaces
A. Detergent wash and fresh water rinse existing coated or primed surfaces to be
repainted or final coated:
1) Clean to substrate loose, abraded, or damaged coatings by hand or power tool.
2) Feather surrounding intact coating.
3) Apply one spot coat of the specified primer to bare areas overlapping the
prepared existing coating.
4) Apply one full coat of the specified primer or finish coat(s) overall.
B. General Brushoff Blast Cleaning: Conform to the SP-7:

1) The abrasive may be either wet or dry blasting sand, grit, or nutshell.
2) Select surface preparation parameters, such as size and hardness of the

abrasive, nozzle size, air pressure, and nozzle distance from the surface such
that the surface is cleaned without pitting, chipping, or otherwise damaging the
surface.
3) Verify parameter selection by blast cleaning a concealed trial area.
4) Trial blast clean area as a representative sample of the surface preparation,

subject to prior review of the A/E.
5) Repair or replace surfaces that are damaged by blast cleaning to the

satisfaction of the A/E.
C. Solvent Cleaning, SP-1:

1) Remove foreign matter, such as oil, grease, soil, drawing and cutting
compounds, and surface contaminants by the use of solvents, emulsions,
cleaning compounds, steam cleaning or similar materials and methods which
involve a solvent or cleaning action.
D. Finishing Existing Coated Surfaces:

1) This specification assumes that existing coatings have oxidized sufficiently to
prevent lifting or peeling when over coated with the specified paints.
2) Check compatibility by applying finish paint to a small area.
3) If lifting or other problems occur, request disposition from the A/E and coating
manufacturer.

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3.5. Painting Scheduling and Application
A. Scheduling Painting: apply first coat to surfaces that have been cleaned,
pretreated, or otherwise prepared for painting as soon as practicable after preparation
and before subsequent surface deterioration.
1) The number of coats and film thickness required are the same regardless of
application method. Do not apply succeeding coats until previous coat has cured
as recommended by manufacturer. If sanding is required to produce a smooth,
even surface according to manufacturer’s written instructions, sand between
applications.
2) Omit primer over metal surfaces that have been shop primed and touchup
painted.
3) If undercoats, stains, or other conditions show through final coat of paint, apply
additional coats until paint film is of uniform finish, color, and appearance. Give
special attention to ensure that edges, corners, crevices, bug holes, holidays,
welds, and exposed fasteners receive a dry film thickness equivalent to that of
flat surfaces.
4) Allow sufficient time between successive coats to permit proper drying. Do not
recoat surfaces until paint has dried to where it feels firm, and does not deform
or feel sticky under moderate thumb pressure, and until application of another
coat of paint does not cause undercoat to lift or lose adhesion.
B. Application Procedures: Apply paints and coatings by brush, roller, spray or

other applicators according to manufacturer’s written instructions.
1) Brushes: Use brushes best suited for type of material applied. Use brush of
appropriate size for surface or item being painted.
2) Rollers: Use rollers of carpet, velvet-back, or high-pile sheep’s wool as

recommended by manufacturer for material and texture required.
3) Spray Equipment: Use airless spray equipment with orifice size as
recommended by manufacturer for materials and texture required.
3.6. Protection
A. Remove, mask, or otherwise protect hardware, finish materials, lighting fixtures,

switchplates, aluminum surfaces, machined surfaces, couplings, shafts, bearings,
nameplates on machinery and rated assemblies, and other surfaces not intended to be
painted.

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B. Protect working parts of mechanical and electrical equipment from damage
during surface preparation and painting process. Disconnect equipment adjacent to
walls by workmen skilled in these trades to permit painting of wall surfaces; replace and
reconnect after completion of painting.
C. Provide suitable coverings to protect surfaces not requiring painting.
D. Store solvent and thinner contaminated rags and similar refuse in UL-rated
containers; remove daily accumulations from the site at the end of each day’s work.
E. Remove empty paint containers from site at the end of each day’s work.
F. Maintain wrappings or other factory-applied protection furnished with finishing

hardware or other items provided by other trades and installed in areas where painting
is required, and if displaced or removed, replace for the duration of painting work.
3.7. Application
A. Apply products in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications and as

specified herewith.
B. Apply each coat to uniform finish, free of runs, sags, lap marks, air bubbles, and
pin holes.
C. Sand lightly between coats to achieve required finish.
D. Allow applied coat to dry before next coat is applied.
E. Fusion-bonded coating application may be electrostatic or air spray.
F. Paint units to be bolted together and to structures prior to assembly or

installation.
G. Paint colors, surface treatments, and finishes are indicated in the Room Finish
Schedule.
H. Do not paint over dirt, rust, scale, grease, moisture, scuffed surfaces, or
conditions detrimental to formation of a durable paint film.
I. The term “exposed surfaces” includes areas visible when permanent or built-in
fixtures, grilles, convector covers, covers for finned-tube radiation, and similar
components are in place. Extend coatings in these areas, as required, to maintain
system integrity and provide desired protection.
J. Paint surfaces behind movable equipment and furniture to same as similar

exposed surfaces. Before final installation of equipment, paint surfaces behind
permanently fixed equipment or furniture with prime coat only.

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K. Shop Primed Surfaces:
1) Damaged Surfaces:
a. Hand or power sand areas of chipped, peeled, or abraded coatings,

feathering the edges.
b. Spot prime the areas with the specified primer.
2) Prior to application of finish coats, clean shop primed surfaces of dirt, oil, and
grease.
3) Provide mist coat, 1 mil dry film thickness of the specified primer.
4) After welding, prepare and prime welding hold-back areas as required for
specified paint system.
L. Manufacturer Applied Paint Systems:

1) Repair abraded areas on factory-finished items in accordance with equipment
manufacturer’s directions.
2) Carefully blend repaired areas into the original finish.
3.8. Film Thickness
A. Coverage is listed as either total minimum dry film thickness (MDFT) in mils or
number of square feet per gallon (SFPG).
B. Per-coat determinations are listed as minimum dry film thickness per coat
(MDFTPC) in mils or number of square feet per gallon per coat (SFPGPC).
C. Number of Coats:
1) The number of coats is the minimum required irrespective of the coating
thickness.
2) Additional coats may be required to obtain the minimum required paint

thickness, depending on method of application, differences in manufacturer’s
products, and atmospheric conditions.
3) Do not exceed coating manufacturer’s recommendations regarding maximum

film build per coat.

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3.9. Porous Surfaces
A. Porous surfaces such as concrete, masonry, etc., may have the prime coat
thinned to provide maximum penetration and adhesion; type and amount of thinning
determined by the paint manufacturer and dependent upon the surface density and
type of coating.
B. Prepare porous surfaces specified to receive a water base coating damp, but
free of running water, just prior to application of the coating.
3.10. Joint Sealers
A. Use sealants compatible with coating per Section 07_90_00_00.
3.11. Damaged Coating
A. Damaged Coatings, Pinholes, and Holidays: Edges feathered and repaired in

accordance with the recommendations of the paint manufacturer, as reviewed by the
A/E.
B. Apply finish coats, including touchup and damage-repair coats, in a manner

which will present a uniform texture and color-matched appearance.
3.12. Unsatisfactory Application
A. Clean and top coat surfaces with improper finish color or insufficient film
thickness.
B. Secure specific surface preparation information from the coating manufacturer.
C. Repair defects in the coating system per written manufacturer

recommendations.
D. Maintain A/E access until application is acceptable.
3.13. Finishing Ducting and Electrical Equipment
A. Paint interior surfaces of air ducts and convector heating cabinets that are
visible through grilles and louvers with one coat of flat black paint, to limit of sightline.
Paint dampers exposed behind louvers, grilles, and convector cabinets to match face
panels.
B. Paint exposed conduit and electrical equipment occurring in finished areas.

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C. Paint both sides and edges of plywood backboards for electrical and telephone
equipment before installing equipment.
D. Replace electrical plates, hardware, light fixture trim, and fittings removed prior
to finishing.
E. Paint back sides of access panels and removable or hinged covers to match
exposed surfaces.
3.14. Cleaning
A. As Work proceeds, immediately remove paint where spilled, splashed, or

spattered.
B. During progress of Work maintain premises free of unnecessary accumulation of

tools, equipment, surplus materials, and debris.
C. Collect cotton waste, cloths, and material which may constitute a fire hazard,
place in closed metal containers, and remove daily from site.
D. Cleaning Underside of Galvanized Metal Deck:

1) Where galvanized metal deck is exposed within the clean air stream it shall be
cleaned of fireproofing over spray, dirt, grease, oil, concrete residue, and
welding flash.
2) Welding flash and exposed cut edges of metal decking shall be primed painted
with cleanroom approved primer in color to match metal finish. Galvanizing
repair compound is unacceptable repair material in clean air stream.
3) Clean metal deck using cleaning materials specified in Sections 45_43_10_01

and 45_43_12_04.
3.15. Paint/Coating Systems
A. Provide following paint systems for items and area identified here and as
indicated on the Drawings, and the door and hardware and room finish schedules.
3.16. Primers.
PR-1 Acrylic Universal Primer.
PR-1 Acrylic Universal Primer.
1) Surface Preparation: SP1, SP2, SP3, SP6.

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2) Prime: S-W, Pro-Cryl Universal Primer; 1.8-3.6 MDFT.
B. PR-2 Acrylic Primer.
C. PR-2.1 Acrylic Primer: S-W DTM Bonding Primer, B66A00050; Clean Zone.
D. PR-2.2 Acrylic Primer: S-W, ProMar 200 Zero VOC Interior Latex Primer,
B30W200 Series; flat; 1.3 MDFT.
E. PR-2.3 Acrylic Primer: S-W, Steel Spec Waterbased Shopcoat Primer, B66A580
(gray).
F. PR-2.4 Acrylic Primer: PPG, Pitt-Tech 4020PF.
G. PR-2.5 Acrylic Primer: PPG, SteelGuard 961.
H. PR-3 Alkyd-Rust-Inhibitive Universal Primer.
PR-3.1 Alkyd-Rust-Inhibitive Universal Primer -- Shop and Field Primed Steel, Clean
Zone.
2) Prime: S-W, Steel Spec Universal Primer; 2-4 MDFT.
I. PR-3.2 Alkyd-Rust-Inhibitive Universal Primer: S-W, STEEL SPEC Fast Dry

Universal Metal Primer, 4 MDFT (limit to 2 MDFT at locations to be welded); Clean Zone.
PR-3.3 Alkyd-Rust-Inhibitive Universal Primer -- Shop and Field Primed Steel, Clean
Zone:
2) Prime: S-W, Kem Kromik Universal Metal Primer; 3-4 MDFT.
J. PR-3.4 Alkyd-Rust-Inhibitive Universal Primer: PPG, Multiprime 4360.
K. PR-3.5 Alkyd-Rust-Inhibitive Universal Primer: PPG, Fast Dry 4180.
L. PR-4 Alkyd-Rust-Inhibitive Primer.
M. PR-4.1 Alkyd-Rust-Inhibitive Primer -- Shop and Field Primed Steel:

1) Surface Preparation: SP6, SP8, SP10.
2) Prime: S-W, Steel Spec Structural Steel Primer B50AV11 (gray); 2-3 MDFT.
PR-4.2 Alkyd-Rust-Inhibitive Primer: PPG, Fast Dry 4190.
PR-5 Alkyd Primer -- Primed Steel.

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PR-5.1 Alkyd Primer – Primed Steel to be Fireproofed; Clean Zone.
4) Primer: Carboline, Carbocoat 8229 (Phenolic Modified Acrylic).
PR-6 Rust Converter Primer.
PR-6.1 Rust Converter Primer: S-W, Macropoxy 646-100 Fast Cure Epoxy (2-part)
semigloss; 5-10 MDFT.
PR-6.2 Rust Converter Primer: PPG, Pitt-Guard, 95-245 Series; 4-7 MDFT.
PR-7 Wash Primer.
PR-7.1 Wash Primer for Galvanized Steel and Aluminum.
6) Primer: Pretreatment wash primer; 0.7-1.3 MDFT.
7) S-W, DTM-Wash Primer, B71Y1.
PR-8 Epoxy Primer.
PR-8.1 Epoxy Primer: S-W, Macropoxy 646-100 Fast Cure Epoxy (2-part); semi-gloss;
5-10 MDFT.
N. PR-8.2 Epoxy Primer: S-W, Waterbased Tile-Clad Epoxy Primer (2-part).
O. PR-8.3 Water-Based Epoxy Primer: Carboline Carboguard 553PPG, Amerlock

2/4000 VOC.
PR-8.4 Water-based maintenance primer: Carboline Rustbond
PR-9 Epoxy Class A Primer (1 year recoat) -- Shop Primed Steel.
PR-9.1 Epoxy Class A (1 year recoat) -- Shop Primed Steel.
1) Surface Preparation: SP6, SP10.
2) Prime: S-W, Recoatable Epoxy Primer Low VOC (2-part); 4-6 MDFT.

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PR-10 Epoxy Class B Primer (unlimited recoat) – Shop and Field Primed Steel.
PR10.1 Epoxy Class B Primer (unlimited recoat) – Shop and Field Primed Steel.
4) Primer: S-W, ZINC CLAD III HS Organic Zinc-Rich Epoxy Primer, B69
PR10.2 Epoxy Class B Primer (unlimited recoat) – Shop and Field Primed Steel: PPG,
Amercoat 68HS VOC.
PR10.3 Water-based organic zinc-rich and low VOC epoxy at “Slip B” slip critical
connections: Carboline Carbozinc 585 Class B.
3.17. Exterior
P-13. Polyurethane – Steel and Metal:
2) Prime: Polyamide, anticorrosive epoxy primer; 2.5 MDFT.
3) Finish: Polyurethane; two coats, 4 MDFTPC.
P-13.1 Not used.
P-13.2 Polyurethane, Atmospheric, Previously Coated Steel and Metal.
4) Surface Preparation:
a. SP1 to remove foreign contaminants, profile and de-gloss existing coating;

use biodegradable, high- concentrate, water reducible, alkaline detergent
blend; rinse with 3,000 psi water equipment containing water and debris
from stormwater;
b. SP2 or SP3 to remove loose coating;
c. SP11 to remove exposed or corroded substrates; sand and feather edge to a

smooth transition; final preparation shall provide intact, tightly adherent
coating, cleaned substrate, dull and dry.
5) Prime: S-W, Macropoxy 646-100 Fast Cure Epoxy; 5-10 MDFT.
6) Intermediate: S-W, Macropoxy 646-100 Fast Cure Epoxy; 5-10 MDFT.
7) Finish: S-W, Hi-Solids Polyurethane 100; 3-4 MDFT.

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P13.3 Polyurethane Duplex Coating – Hot-Dip Galvanized Steel:
8) Surface Preparation: SP16, ASTM D6386; Guide to Preparing Hot-Dip Galvanized

Steel for Paint.
9) Prime: S-W, Macropoxy 646-100, 5-10 MDFT.
10) Intermediate: S-W, Polylon HP, 2-4 MDFT.
11) Finish: S-W, Polylon HP, 2-4 MDFT.
P-18. Non-skid Floor - Concrete:
12) Surface Preparation: Concrete.
13) Finish: Epoxy nonskid finish (aggregated); two coats, 2-3 MDFTPC.

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P-19. Concrete and Masonry Walls - Epoxy:
14) Surface Preparation: Concrete or masonry.
15) Prime: Cementitious acrylic emulsion; one coat to fill surface voids.
16) Intermediate: Polyamide epoxy, high build; one coat, 4-6 MDFT.
17) Finish: Polyamide epoxy, high build, gloss; 4-6 MDFT.
P-20. Concrete and Masonry Walls - Epoxy:
19) Prime: Block filler; one coat, as required to fill voids.
20) Finish: Polyamide epoxy, gloss; 4-6 MDFT.
P-21. Concrete Floors - Epoxy:
21) Surface Preparation: Concrete; abrasive blast.
22) Finish: Polyamide epoxy, high build; two coats, 4-6 MDFTPC.
P-23. Concrete Floors - Polyurethane:
23) Surface Preparation: Concrete; abrasive blast.
24) Prime: Polyamide epoxy; 3-5 MDFT.
25) Finish: Polyurethane; 2-5 MDFT.
P-24. Exterior, Exposed Fiberglass and PVC:
26) Surface Preparation: Plastic.
27) Finish: Polyurethane; two coats, 3 MDFTPC.
3.18. Interior
P-25. Interior Fiberglass and PVC:
1) Surface Preparation: Plastic.
2) Finish: Acrylic latex; two coats, 3 MDFTPC.
P-26. Canvas Jacketed Pipe:

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3) Surface Preparation: Remove oil and grease.
4) Prime: Canvas sealer; 1.1 MDFT.
5) Finish: Acrylic latex; two coats, 1.4 MDFTPC.
P-27. Bitumen, Aluminum and Dissimilar Metal Isolation:
6) Surface Preparation: SP-1.
7) Prime: Pretreatment wash primer; 0.7-1.3 MDFT.
8) Finish: Bituminous paint; 8-16 MDFT.
P-29. Fusion-Bonded Epoxy Coating on Steel, Interior:
9) Surface Preparation: SP10; NACE No.2.
10) Powder: 3M, Scotchkote Fusion-Bonded Epoxy Coating 134; color Forest Green;
10 MDFT.
11) Touchup: 3M, Scotchkote 323C; two-part liquid epoxy; 25 MDFT.
12) Surface Preparation: Abrade completed P-29 on wear surface only, using 80-grit
material to uniformly prepare surface.
13) Skid-Resistant Water-Based Epoxy Finish: Abrade P-29 surface with 80-grid for
uniformly prepared surface; follow manufacturer’s instructions.
14) Product: American Safety Technologies, AS-175 Non-Slip Floor and Deck
Coating; colors Beige or Light Gray.
P-32. Water Based Catalyzed Epoxy, Clean Zone.
16) Fill Coat: Crawford’s Free Spackling Paste at bug holes and holidays greater
than ¼ inch in any direction; as required to fill voids to provide smooth surface.
17) Primer: Miller Paints “Dual Seal 9072”, 3 MDFT.
18) Finish: S-W, PRO Industrial Water Based Catalyzed Epoxy, 3 MDFT.

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P-33. Water Based Catalyzed Epoxy, Clean Zone.
19) Surface Preparation:
a. Metal: SP1, SP6, SP10
b. Galvanized Steel: SP1 and special cleaning.
20) Prime:
a. Steel: Alkyd rust inhibitive primer, 3 MDFT.
b. Galvanized Steel: Self-prime with finish coat.
21) Finish: S-W, PRO Industrial Water Based Catalyzed Epoxy, two coats, 3 MDFTPC.
P-34 Topcoat over Intumescent Fire-Resistant Material (IFRM).
P-34.1 Topcoat over IFRM; Clean Zone.
22) Applications: IFRM specified in Section 07_81_12_00.
23) Finish: Carboline, Sanitile 845 (2-part); 3-5 MDFT (approved for Clean Zone).
25) Finish: S-W PRO Industrial Water-Based Catalyzed Epoxy (2-part).
26) Applications: IFRM specified in Section 07_81_12_00; galvanized decks.
27) Finish: S-W, Industrial Enamel HS, B54Z-400 Series; 2-4.
B. P-35 Topcoat over Spray Fire-Resistant Material (SFRM).
P-35.1 Elastomeric Coating over Troweled SFRM; Clean Zone.
1) Applications: SFRM specified in Section 07_81_12_00.
2) Finish: S-W, Conflex XL.
P-36 Low VOC, High Solids Industrial Alkyd Enamel: metal and steel:
3) Surface Preparation: SP6.
4) Primer: S-W, Kem Kromik Universal Metal Primer; 2-4 MDFT.

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5) Finish: High Solids Alkyd Industrial Enamel; two coats, 2-4 MDFTPC.
7) Finish: Carboline Sanitile 555 VOC (2-part); (approved for Clean Zone).
P-37. Epoxy Powder Coat, Interior and Clean Zone:
8) Surface Preparation: SP-1, SP-10 or as recommended by powder manufacturer.
9) Finish: Alesta ELW405P9 or approved equal; 6-10 MDFT.
10) Inspection:
a. Visual inspection for imperfections (runs, sags, etc)
b. Test for dry film thickness
c. Test for proper cure
d. Protect finish from UV exposure during shipping, handling, and storage.

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P-38. Fast Dry Alkyd Top Coat: metal and steel, Clean Zone:
11) Surface Preparation: SP-6.
12) Primer: S-W, Steel Spec Fast Dry Universal Metal Primer, 4 MDFT; except
locations to be welded are limited to 2 MDFT (example: flanges receiving steel
studs or welded metal deck).
13) Finish: S-W, Steel Spec Fast Dry Alkyd Topcoat, two coats, 3-5 MDFTPC.
P-39: Not used.
P-40: Polyester Powder Coat, Exterior Aluminum Handrails:
14) Surface Preparation: SP-7 or recommended by powder manufacturer.
15) Primer: Manufacturer’s recommended.
16) Finish: AAMA 2604; thermally-cured, polyester powder coat finish.
P-101. Wood, Stained (Interior); oil-rubbed finish:
17) Surface Preparation: Wood.
18) Paint Materials: Oil stain, solid and transparent; two coats, 250 SFPGPC.
19) Finish: Oil rubbed.
P-102. Wood, Semigloss (Interior or Exterior):
21) Wood Primer: Alkyd, 400 SFPG.
22) Finish: Alkyd (semigloss), 400 SFPG.
P-103. Wood, Clear Satin (Interior):
23) Surface preparation: Wood.
24) Prime: Sanding sealer, 450 SFPG.
25) Water-based polyurethane (satin), two coats, 0.8-1 MDFTPC.
P-104. Wood, Natural (Interior):

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27) Paint Materials - Prime: Sanding sealer, 450 SFPG.
P-105. Wood, Stained and Varnished (Interior); interior doors, casework, and finish
carpentry; match sample:
29) Sanding sealer; 450 SFPG.
30) Finish: Varnish (satin) two coats, 1 MDFTPC.
P-106. Galvanized Metal; sheet metal:
31) Surface Preparation: SP-1 followed by SP-2 or SP-3.
32) Prime: Acrylic metal primer, 2 MDFT.
33) Finish: Alkyd enamel semigloss; two coats, 4 MDFTPC.
P-107. Metal Trim and Structural Steel; steel doors and frames, miscellaneous
metals and structural steel.
34) Surface Preparation: SP-2, SP-3, SP-4.
35) Prime: Alkyd rust-inhibitive primer; 2 MDFT.
36) Finish: Alkyd enamel semigloss two coats, 4 MDFTPC.
P-109. Precast Concrete, Masonry, or Portland Cement Plaster - Semigloss:
38) Prime: Block filler; 75 SFPG.
39) Finish: Acrylic latex (semigloss); two coats, 3 MDFT, total both coats.
P-110. Concrete or Masonry Sealer (exterior): See Section 07_19_90_00.

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P-113. Concrete or Masonry - Semigloss:
40) Surface Preparation: Concrete and masonry.
41) Primer: PVA primer/sealer on concrete; exposed SFRM-2, 1.1 MDFT; block filler
on masonry, 75 SFPG.
42) Finish: Arylic latex (semigloss); two coats, 1.2 MDFTPC.
P-114. Gypsum Board and Plaster - Semigloss:
43) Surface Preparation: Remove oil, grease, and loose particles.
44) Prime: Alkyd primer/sealer; 1.1 MDFT.
45) Finish: Alkyd enamel (semigloss); two coats, 3.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-115. Gypsum Board and Plaster - Semigloss:
47) Prime: Latex primer/sealer; 1.1 MDFT.
48) Finish: Acrylic latex (semigloss); two coats, 2.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-116. Gypsum Board and Plaster - Eggshell:
50) Prime: latex primer/sealer; 1.1 MDFT.
51) Finish: acrylic latex (eggshell); two coats, 2.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-117. Gypsum Board and Plaster – Epoxy, Clean Zone.
52) Surface Preparation: Gypsum and plaster.
53) Prime: Manufacturer’s recommended latex primer; 1.5-2 MDFT.
54) Finish: S-W, PRO Industrial Water Based Catalyzed Epoxy; two coats, 2-
4 MDFTPC.
P-120. Not used.
P-121. Acrylic Dry Fall: Concrete walls, ceilings, and columns.
55) Surface Preparation: concrete.

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56) Paint Materials: waterborne acrylic dry fall semigloss; two coats, 3 MDFTPC.
P-122. Gypsum Board and Plaster – Polyurethane-Fortified Eggshell:
59) Finish: Scruffmaster Scrub-Tough polyurethane-fortified acrylic latex (eggshell);

two coats, 1.2 MDFTPC.
P-123. Precast Concrete Wall Panels – Waterborne Modified Acrylic Stain:
61) Paint Materials: United Coatings, Canyon Tone Stain; 2 coats 2 MDFTPC or, as
required for 10- year warranty for water repellency.
P-124 – Plywood Equipment Boards; fire resistive latex paint:
64) Finish: Acrylic latex (eggshell) with fire resistive additive; two coats, 2.4 MDFT,
total both coats.
P-125. Gypsum Board and Plaster – Flat:
67) Finish: Acrylic latex (flat); two coats, 2.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-126. Gypsum Board and Plaster – Gloss:
69) Prime: Latex primer sealer; 1.1 MDFT.
70) Finish: Acrylic enamel (gloss); two coats, 2.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-127: Gypsum Board and Plaster – Gloss:

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72) Prime: Alkyd primer/sealer; one coat, 1.1 MDFT.
73) Finish: Alkyd enamel (gloss); two coats, 3.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-128: Wood and Hardboard – Flat:
75) Prime: Latex primer sealer; one coat, 1.1 MDFT.
76) Finish: Acrylic latex (flat); two coats, 2.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-129: Wood and Hardboard – Flat:
78) Prime: Alkyd primer/sealer; one coat, 1.1 MDFT.
79) Finish: Alkyd enamel (flat); two coats, 3.4 MDFT.
P-130: Wood and Hardboard – Semigloss:
81) Prime: Latex primer sealer; one coat, 1.1 MDFT.
82) Finish: Acrylic latex (semigloss); two coats, 2.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-131: Wood and Hardboard – Semigloss:
85) Finish: Alkyd enamel (semigloss); two coats, 3.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-132: Wood and Hardboard – Gloss:
87) Prime: Latex primer sealer; 1.1 MDFT.
88) Finish: Acrylic latex (gloss), two coats, 2.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-133: Wood and Hardboard – Gloss:

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91) Finish: alkyd enamel (gloss), two coats, 3.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-134: Ferrous Metal – Flat:
92) Surface Preparation: metal
93) Prime: Acrylic rust inhibitive primer, 1.1 MDFT.
94) Finish: Acrylic latex (flat), two coats, 2.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-135: Ferrous Metal – Flat:
95) Surface Preparation: metal, SP-2 or SP-3.
96) Prime: Alkyd rust inhibitive primer, 1.1 MDFT.
97) Finish: Alkyd enamel (flat); two coats, 3.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-136: Ferrous Metal – Semigloss:
100) Finish: Acrylic latex (semigloss), two coats, 3.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-137: Ferrous Metal – Gloss:
103) Finish: Acrylic latex (gloss); two coats, 3.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-138: Ferrous Metal – Gloss:
105) Prime: Alkyd rust inhibitive primer, 1.1 MDFT.
106) Finish: Alkyd enamel (gloss), two coats, 3.4 MDFT, total both coats.

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P-139: Galvanized Metal – Flat:
107) Surface Preparation: metal, SP-1 followed by SP-2 or SP-3.
108) Prime: Wash primer, 0.7-1.3 MDFT.
109) Finish: Acrylic latex (flat), two coats, 3.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-140: Galvanized Metal – Flat:
110) Surface Preparation: metal, SP-1 followed by SP-2 or SP-3.
111) Prime: Wash primer, one coat, 0.7-1.3 MDFT.
112) Finish: Alkyd enamel (flat), two coats, 3.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-141: Galvanized Metal – Semigloss:
115) Finish: Acrylic latex (semigloss), two coats, 3.4 MDFT, total both coats.
P-142: Galvanized Metal – Gloss:
117) Prime: Wash primer, one coat, 0.7-1.3 MDFT.
P-143: Galvanized Metal – Gloss:
P-144 – Projection Screen Wall:

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124) Finish: Goo Systems reflective acrylic based projection screen paint; two
applications of CRT/Reference White reflective for base coat and top coat.
P-145 – Dry Erase Marker Coating:
125) Surface Preparation: Clean, dry, smooth, and flat. ASTM C840 Level 5
finish; moisture content less than 5 percent; use manufacturer’s roller and
instructions; do not recoat or touchup; 7 day minimum cure.
127) Finish: IdeaPaint CRE-8 water-borne dry-erase coating, 5 MDFT.

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3.19. Clean Zone Applications
A. Provide scheduled systems for the Clean Zone.

NO. ITEM LOCATION SYSTEM REMARKS
1 Subfab lateral steel racks; Clean Subfab; P-37 Paint steel and slotted channel
AMHS support framing, Cleanrooms; framing; do not paint galvanized
catwalk and railings, stairs, Clean Zone walking surfaces
railings and ladders within
the cleanroom
2 Metal infill panels, primed Fan Deck; P-38 Do not paint galvanized walking
metal fabrications supply plenums; surfaces.
including ladders, stairs, Interstitial Level
landings, catwalks and
railings
3 Concrete (horizontal and Clean Subfab P-32
vertical); underside of
waffle slab
4 Structural steel with IRFM General;
and SFRM Clean Zone See Section 07_81_12_00.
5 Structural steel without Clean Zone P-38 See details 1 and 2 at end of this
SFRM section for supplemental painting
requirements.
6 Galvanized metal roof Supply Air P-36 or Clean, seal and prepare entire roof
deck, touchup Plenum; P-38 to deck and flash marks.
Interstitial Level match Seal deck joints with S-11.
truss steel See details 1 and 2 at the end of this
at weld section for typical locations of flash
flash marks marks.
7 Galvanized metal roof Air Return P-38 to Clean, seal and prepare entire roof
deck, touch-up only Plenum, match deck and flash marks.
Interstitial Level truss steel Seal deck joints with S-11.
at weld See details 1 and 2 at the end of this
flash marks section for typical locations of flash
marks.
8 Gypsum board Clean Zone P-117 Walls below raised floor, behind
liner and exposed in Clean Zone
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3.20. Miscellaneous Applications.
A. Provide scheduled systems unless noted otherwise.

1 Concrete, precast, or tilt-up Exterior P-123
wall panels
2 Concrete masonry units Exterior, exposed None Integral color as specified
in Section 04_22_00_00.
3 Concrete masonry units Interior P-113
4 Miscellaneous galvanized Exterior; interior Exterior, Color to match adjacent
steel PR-7, P-13 surface or as noted on the
Interior, Drawings
PR-7, P-107
5 Primed structural steel Exterior P-13
6 Painted structural steel Interior, Waste P-33
Treatment, UPW
Steel with SFRM-2 Interior See Section 07_81_12_00.
7 Structural steel without finish Interior See primer. Gray
coat and without SFRM
8 Miscellaneous unprimed Exterior, interior Exterior,
aluminum PR-7, P-13;
Interior
PR-7, P-107
9 Lateral steel racks (non- Utility Level P-107 Paint only structural steel
clean) and slotted channel
framing; do not paint
catwalks.
10 Primed steel stairs, handrails, Exterior P-13 Galvanized steel or
guardrails, and stringers aluminum preferred
11 Primed steel stairs, handrails, Interior P-107
guardrails, and stringers
12 Miscellaneous steel: Exterior P-13
Includes pipe racks and
supports, scrubber stack steel
framing, AWN pit steel
13 Miscellaneous steel: Interior, tunnels P-14
Includes pipe racks and
supports
14 Portland cement plaster Exterior P-109
15 SFRM-2 Exterior, exposed P-113
locations

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16 Access aisle floor striping Tunnel, Utility P-23 OSHA Safety Yellow
Level
17 PPE Free striping Exterior P-23 White
18 PPE Free striping Interior P-32 Safety Green
19 Wood wall cap Interior P-102 Match adjacent wall color

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3.21. Color Schedule
LABEL MANUFACTURER, MODEL NO. COLOR NAME
A Centria to color match PPG with Valspar Seafoam Green
PPG Industries - Duranar, UC52059XL
B Centria #9710 to match PPG with Valspar, PPG Industries - Bright Silver Metallic
Duranar, UC55028XLBC
C Centria, #971 Chromium Gray
Valspar coil #5MA51645
Valspar part #90462316
D Dunn-Edwards, #DE 468-U1 January (Blue)
E OSHA Safety Yellow Yellow
F ICI Paints, #2010 Shell White
G Sherwin Williams color 1109 Aria Ivory
H Sherwin Williams color 1121 Sundew
J Sherwin Williams color 1358 Amber Grain
K Sherwin Williams color 1342 Cinnamon Stick
L Sherwin Williams color 1204 Blue Reef
M Sherwin Williams color 1103 Elemental Tan
N Sherwin Williams color 1188 Burmese Jadite
P See color D January (Blue)
Q See color A
R Sherwin Williams color 1124 Dromedary Carmel
S Sherwin Williams color 1352 Crescent Cream
T Match adjacent panel (field color)
U Sherwin Williams color 1029; Nuetrino
match Miller paint 8693M ‘Stucco Greige’
V Sherwin Williams color 8239-RC7693; Color mix to
match Miller paint 7755D ‘Tannery’
W Sherwin Williams color 8239-RC7694; Color mix to
match Miller 8276A ‘Mesquite Canyon’
X Sherwin Williams color 002; Needlepoint Navy
match Miller paint 8515D ‘Thunder Grey’
Y Sherwin Williams color 2845, Bunglehouse Grey Interior Stair Accent
Z White of Cleanroom Gel Ceiling Grid
AA Sherwin Williams color 6227, Meditative F32 Accent color

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BB Sherwin Williams color 7011, Natural Choice Wall
CC Sherwin Williams color 7011, White Duck Wall
DD Sherwin Williams color 6359, Sociable Accent Paint
EE Sherwin Williams color 6157, Favorite Tan Accent Paint
3.22. Details.
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Rev Description of Change Author WP # Date

1.0 Baseline K. Mitchell 9/25/00

1.1 F-01-144DRTF-01-012PCCB: 2001.20.1260.0552F- K. Reid 9/8/01

1.2 F-01-144DRTF-01-012PCCB: 2001.20.1260.0552F- K Reid 9/8/01

2.0 Published. Redline/strikeout removed K. McPeters 9/10/01

2.1 D1D F03, C02, DRB 13 and DRB 27 K. Reid 2/18/02

3.0 Removed RL/SO Published K. Reid 2/20/02

4.0 Published. Removed RL/SO. K.McPeters K. McPeters 1/6/03

4.1 Included details on galvanized deck touch-up K. Reid F-01-157 1/6/03

5.0 Published. Removed RL/SO. K.McPeters C. Bustos 1/28/03

5.1 Details on cleanroom paint systems in accordance K. Reid F-05-282 10/05/0

6.0 Published. L. Orosco 10/12/0

6.1 Further details on cleanroom paint systems K. Reid 10/21/0

7.0 Published. L. Orosco 11/10/0

7.1 Conversion of spec number 09915 to MF04 R. Lucius 01/26/0

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8.0 Published(MF95) J. Pettus 04/07/0

8.1 F32 edits: System 39, 40 and 123 added.

9.2 Accepted Changes J. Holmes 04/03/0

10.0 Published J. Holmes 04/03/0

10.1 Incorporation of D1X; minor miscellaneous edits T. Dieter 12/29/1

11.1 Incorporate design build edit suggestions T. Dieter 12/15/1

12.0 Published 12/16/1

14.1 Added 01_23_00_00; changed fireproofing J. Jensen N/A 12/24/1

15.0 Published DMS Admin N/A System

16.0 Published DMS Admin System

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17.0 Published DMS Admin System

18.0 Published DMS Admin System

18.1 Added primers, topcoats, and maintenance J. Jensen 2019.02.P1276.2.FF 1/31/19

19.0 Published DMS Admin System

1.1. Work Included

2) Surface preparation, including Level 5 finishing.

4) Paint exposed interior columns.

5) Paint and stain on doors and frames as scheduled.

6) Back-painting of acoustical insulation as indicated on the Drawings.

1.2. Related Work

The following Sections are related to this Section.

1) Section 01_81_13_00 – Sustainable Design Requirements.

2) Section 01_23_00_00 – Material Outgas Test Protocol.

3) Section 04_22_00_00(04220) – Concrete Unit Masonry.

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5) Section 05_31_00_00(05310) – Steel Decking.

6) Section 05_50_00_00(05500) – Metal Fabrications.

7) Section 07_19_90_00 – Water Repellent Coating.

8) Section 07_81_12_00 – Spray-Applied Fireproofing.

9) Section 07_90_00_00 – Joint Protection.

10) Section 09_21_16_00 – Gypsum Board Assemblies.

11) Section 09_91_20_00 - Painting - Equipment and Piping.

12) Section 45_43_10_01 – 300 mm Flowthrough Fab Clean Zone General

13) Section 45_43_12_04 – 300mm Cleanroom/Mini-Environment Testing and

14) Section 45_43_10_05 – Clean Zone General Requirements.

A. Conform to ASTM D16 for interpretation of terms used in this Section.

B. Conform to Painting and Decorating Contractors of America Standards.

1.4. Design Criteria

A. Sustainable Design Requirements: EQ Credit: Indoor environmental quality,

1.5. Regulatory Requirements

A. Conform to applicable code for flame/fuel/smoke rating requirements for

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A. Subcontractor: company specializing in commercial painting and finishing with

B. Intel and Contractor will engage services of an independent testing agency to

Inspection Item Inspection Instrument