Advantages
- Supreme Resistance
- Slip Resistance (ASTM D-2047)
- Available in Matte, Satin, and Gloss finishes
- High Abrasion Resistance & Excellent UV Resistance
- Easy Maintenance
- Low VOC Content
- Easy Installation
- Non-flammable
- No NMP
- Mould Resistant
- Safe for Food Contact
- Excellent Elongation
- Solvent-Free
Recommended Uses
Carbolink Sports PUSL 15D is ideal for skating rinks, gymnasium floors, and other environments that benefit from a seamless, joint free finish with outstanding wear properties
Product Data
| # | Characteristic | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Color | Clear |
| 2 | Reflection Rate | Gloss = 60%, Satin = 40%, Matte = 5% |
| 3 | Odour | Low and non-offensive |
| 4 | Touch | 1 hour |
| 5 | Recoat | 3 to 4 hours (with ventilation), 6 to 8 hours (without ventilation) |
| 6 | Light Traffic | 4 to 6 hours (with ventilation), 12 to 24 hours (without ventilation) |
| 7 | Furniture | 24-48 hours (with ventilation), 72 hours (without ventilation) |
| 8 | Complete Cure | 7 days |
| 9 | Catalyzed Mix Life | 12 hours |
| 10 | Chemical Resistance | Excellent |
| 11 | Taber Abrasion Test Mass Loss | 8 mg (ASTM D4060 with CS-17 abrasive wheel) |
| 12 | Flash Point | Not determined |
| 13 | Solids Content | 30% (by weight), 27% (by volume) |
| 14 | pH | 8.2 ± 0.4 |
| 15 | VOC Content | 272 g/L |
| 16 | Viscosity | 23 to 25 seconds (Zahn #2) |
| 17 | Density | 1.04 – 1.05 kg/L |
| 18 | Freeze Thaw Stability | Susceptible to freezing |
| 19 | Shelf Life | 12 months (when stored in original container) |
| 20 | Tool Cleanup | Water |
| 21 | Storage | Between 10°C and 30°C (50°F and 85°F) |
System Application
Commercial – High/Traffic Intensive: 3 coats
Residential – High Traffic: 3 coats
Restoration – High/Medium Traffic: 2 coats
Protection – Medium/Light Traffic: 1-2 coats
Surface Testing
All surfaces are not the same. It is recommended that a sample area be created before starting the project. A sample area should also be done on all existing coatings and substrates to determine if there are contaminants or if delamination will occur.
Surface Preparation
For a surface coated with epoxy, ensure that the surface is cured and dry and the work has been done according to the coating used. Before applying the coating, all surfaces must be:
Dry: No wet areas (<4%)
Clean: Free of any contaminants, grease, oil, paint, curing agents, dust, loose coating, and any other materials that could prevent good adhesion.
Mixing
1.Shake the container well.
2.Open and mix with a drill for 2 minutes.
3.Close the container and wait for 8 to 10 minutes.
4.Pour into a pan, and it’s ready to use.
Application Instructions
For best results, turn off all ventilation in the room. If ventilation cannot be turned off, block all ducts to minimise air movement.
1. Remove dust with a vacuum cleaner, damp towels, hot water, denatured alcohol, and/or isopropyl alcohol.
Note: Sanding is unnecessary before the final coat if the time between the last two applications does not exceed 4 hours.
2. Wash tools with water.
3. Pour the product into a paint tray and soak the roller.
4. Apply the product by rolling evenly (East/West and North/South). Do not apply pressure on the roller and smooth marks and lines as you go using a light motion to avoid application marks.
5. Continue this method over the entire surface.
6. Using the roller, remove excess coating and finish the application by smoothing marks and lines.
7. Wait 3-4 hours between coats (may vary depending on ambient conditions and whether the catalyst is used).
8. Remove dust with a vacuum cleaner, damp towels, hot water, and denatured alcohol. Do not sand before the final coat if the time between the last two applications does not exceed 48 hours.
Cleaning: Clean tools with water.
