Ghostshield > Urethane 645

Urethane 645 is a 65% solids two component polyester/aliphatic polyurethane coating combining the highest quality of polyester and aliphatic polyurethanes. The Urethane 645 provides incredible abrasion resistance, chemical resistance and is UV stable. Recommended for indoor areas with high risks of exposure to chemical spills, fuel, heavy equipment, extreme temperatures and any other potentially damaging situation the substrate may encounter.

FORMULA: Industrial grade two component aliphatic urethane

RECOMMENDED APPLICATIONS:

• Clear top coat in all epoxy systems
• Garages and warehouses.
• Industrial facilities
• Aircraft Hangers
• Auto Service Centers
• Labs
• Restaurants / Food Prep Kitchens
• Tanks
• Indoor Chemical Exposure Areas

 

UNSURPASSED ADVANTAGES:

• Formulated to protect and beautify concrete
• High performance formula
• Stops Dusting
• Excellent choice for warehouse and industrial floors
• Excellent hardness
• Excellent abrasion resistance
• Excellent UV stability
• Excellent chemical resistance
• Excellent flexibility
• Hot tire pick up resistant
• Clear Gardner color
• More durable, scratch and scruff resistant than other traditional urethanes
• Easy to use and apply, labor-cost effective

 

TECHNICAL INFORMATION:   

Finish: High Gloss
Coverage: 350 sq.ft per gallon @ 3 mils
Shelf Life: 1 year
VOC’s: <335 g/L
Hardness: Shore D 65
Impact Resistance: 160 in/lb
Abrasion Resistance: 20 mg
Adhesion: 350 psi
Viscosity: 400 cps
Primer: Epoxy 325
Cure Schedule:
Pot life: 2 hours
Tack Free (dry to touch): 3 hours
Recoat/Topcoat: 5 hours
Light Foot Traffic: 14 hours
Fully Cure (heavy traffic): 3 days
Chemical Resistance Protection:
10% Sodium Hydroxide: Long Term Immersion
10% Sulfuric: Short Term Immersion
10% Hydrochloric Acid: Long Term Splash Spill
20% Nitric Acid: Short Term Splash Spill
50% Sodium Hydroxide: Short Term Immersion
Acetic Acid 5%: Short Term Immersion
Ethylene Glycol: Short Term Immersion
Gasoline: Short Term Immersion
Mek: Not Recommeded
Methyl Alcohol: Short Term Spalsh Spill
Xylene: Short Term Immersion