PG-6 SERIES

HIGH SOLIDS GLOSS POLYURETHANE TOPCOATS

Technical Data April 2016

Product Description

This High Solids Polyurethane topcoat series, with low VOC, is designed for use on aircraft and other equipment
requiring chemical resistance and color retention. When fully cured these coatings exhibit skydrol and mar
resistance and meet the most demanding aerospace specifications for chemical resistance, hardness, flexibility,
color and gloss retention.

Material is Qualified to Specifications

Bombardier BAMS 565-009 Type II, Class A, Grade B / Embraer MEP 10-069 / Saab 51-33-00 / Northrop
Grumman GP110AEE / Fokker JAA RLD.JA.001.

Meets or Exceeds the Performance Requirements of the Following Specifications

AMS 3095 / Airbus AIMS 04-04-013

Surface Preparation

This topcoat series can be applied over epoxy primer EP-2-Y1, EP-1-Y1 and EP-12-G1(chrome free) without
sanding or reactivation if applied at the proper primer cure time. For application over SP-11, SP-70 and
reactivated primer or topcoat the surface must be thoroughly cleaned of sanding residue by blowing, solvent
cleaning with SR-51 and lightly wiping with a urethane compatible tack cloth. Surfaces must be free from all
possible contaminates such as tape residue, moisture, oil, overspray and dust.

Mixing: Ratio 2:1:1

Shake base component for 15 minutes. Be certain there is no material remaining on the bottom of the original
container. Slowly add one part of PH-19 to two parts of PG-base while stirring to insure complete mixing. Follow
by adding one part of SC-component while stirring to complete the mix. The coating should be stirred during a
15 minute (minimum) induction period. The mixing order and induction time must be followed to obtain the
best results. Use the DRY SCHEDULE Table I below to select the best SC- component for your application.

Table I:
SC- Time Between Dry To Tape @77°F & Pot Life
Component Coats 50% RH
SC-2 10-20 min 2 hour 1 hour
SC-5 20-30 min 4-5 hour 1 ½ hour
SC-6 30-45 min 6-8 hour 1 ½ hour
SC-10 45-75 min 10-12 hour 2 hour

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April 2016
HIGH SOLIDS GLOSS POLYURETHANE TOPCOATS

Mixing: Ratio 1:1

Shake base component for 15 minutes. There should be no material remaining on the bottom of the original
container. Slowly add one part of PH-34 to one part of PG-6-base while stirring. The mixed coating should be
agitated during the 15 minute (minimum) induction period. The mixing order and induction time must be
followed to obtain the best results. The “Dry to Tape” time of the applied coating can be shortened with the
addition of AX-17. See DRY SCHEDULE Table #2 below for suggested AX-17 additions.
Note: adding AX-17 will reduce wet edge or open time of the topcoat and shorten the usable pot life.

Table II:
AX-17 Recommended Time Dry to Tape @77°F & Pot Life
Additions between 50% RH
Per 2 gallon kit Coats
3 oz. (90cc/ ml) 15-30 min 2-3 Hours 1 hour
.5 oz. (15cc/ ml) 20-35 min 3-4 Hours 1 ½ hours
.3 oz. (10cc/ ml) 30-45 min 5-7 Hours 1 ½ hours
Not accelerated 45-75 min 10-12 Hours 2 hours

Application

Continuous agitation or stirring is recommended during application. Spray apply 2 or 3 uniform coats to achieve
a DFT of 2-3 mils using siphon, pressure pot, electrostatic, or HVLP spray equipment. Airless spray is not
recommended. Do not let the applied topcoat dry to touch between coats. The coating should be wet enough to
transfer when the next coat is applied. Mixing fresh material for each coat will reduce orange peel and result in
a smoother finish. Never use material that has exceeded the mixed pot life.
Mixed material may be reduced 6-12% with SR-12 (fast dry), SR-55 (medium dry) or SR-420 (exempt solvent
/reducer) to improve flow and reduce orange peel.
* Refer to the Process Standard for more application instructions.

Physical Properties

Appearance: Gloss, various colors

Gloss:
Admixed Solids by Weight:
Admixed Solids by Volume:
Coverage:
Admixed Viscosity:
Shelf Life:
Storage Temperature:
>90 @ 60
65 - 75 theoretical, depending on color
52 - 55 theoretical, depending on color
600 - 800 sq. ft/mil/gallon @ 100% transfer depending on color
15 - 19 seconds, #2 Zahn “Signature” @ 77°F, 50% RH
16 - 26 seconds, #2 Zahn “EZ @ 77°F, 50% RH
2 years from date of manufacture
40 - 95 F (4 - 35 C)

Precautions

Use with adequate ventilation and proper respiratory protection. See MSDS for complete details of composition and
precautions. Note: the values and properties listed in the data sheet are based on our laboratory test and not
intended to be used as a specification or acceptance inspection.

Hentzen Coatings, Inc. Email: coatings@hentzen.com The information contained here is to our knowledge true and
307 Echelon Road accurate but all suggestions are made without guarantee since
P: 864.299.2819
conditions of use are beyond our control. Nothing contained herein
Greenville, SC 29605 F: 864.299.2820 shall be construed as a recommendation to use any product in
Hentzen.com conflict with existing patents covering any material or use.