WA9903-SP000511 SHIMEK, JACOBS AND FINKLEA, L.L.P.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
DALLAS, TEXAS
AUI GEN CONTRACTORS
Attention: STEVE DAKE
Re: COPPELL-PUMP NO. 4 D ate: Monday, May 15, 2000
Job Code: 1999153
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We are transmitting herewith 3 copies of the submittal data run,shed by
These copies have been reviewed and marked as follows: b · (! '1 ? ],I~ I I 1'
~ ~ake ~, t'iseSubmit
No. Exceptions Corrections and Specmed
Sheets Dwg. Description Taken Rejected Noted Resubmit Items
Remarks: At the request of the City of Coppel I, the paint system was revised to an epoxy/enamal system
By copy of~is letter we are returning 2 copies of~e submi.al to Mr: pell
By: ~C ~~'
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Checking of shop drawings by ShimeL Jacobs and FinIdea is only for general confom~ance with the design concept of the project general compliance with the
inibn~ation given in the contract documents. Any action shown is subject to the requirements of the plans and specifications. Con~actor is responsible tbr:
dimensions which shall be confi~ed and co~elatcd at the job site; Pabrication processes and techniques of construction, coordination of his work with that of all
other trades; and performing his work in a safe and satisfacto~ manner.
T
S,,o-Tsc,'Co, ,es, I,c.
Sand Blasting and Protective Coatinas
Gerald and Paul Sanders
4608 Navajo Balch Spgs. Tx. 75180
Off. 972-557-3833
Fax 972-55%9960
May 11, 2000
Steve Dake
AUI. General 'Contractors
300 West Ramsey
P.O. Box 11586
Ft. Worth, Tx. 76110
Re: City of Coppell, Texas Village Parkway Pump Station
Dear Mr. Dake.
We propose the following chingee to the ~oatlnge for the referenced project.
Primer. Tnemec Typoxy Series 27
Finish: Tnemec Hi Build Theme-Gloss Sedes 2H
To match the existing color we will send a sample to Kansas City. They will match the
color as dose as possible.
Thank you for your cooperation. Please call if you have further questions.
Sincerely,
Gemld Sanders
·
JF-XCEPTION
[] RF, JECTED
E'~ SUBMIT SPECIFIED ITEM
~'~hei:~rt~ I~ ot~l~, for ~encr~l conformance wlffi the design
, [co.nCe~2 of th,~ r~;~?je~,t ~n,f gnneral compliance with the
hl. fo~r?,8~.i",~'', g~,~t~ t., Ih:~ cnr~tract documents. Any action
Showr~ is. ~.L;bi~d. t::, fh,? req~,cments of the plans and
~if~ca~r,.,.~ C,',z'm.,:~ ts responsible for: dimensions
wN~CZh ~:'ff'~'~i', }~ ~'~':~'~'~:::~ ~nd cor're uted at the lob site;
.'i ordinatir,~ ,~ ,f~,~ ~,,:-,,:% ~h t~l of ~1I other t~des and
~;.::';~,~,'~:2:~'' ~:.%C0~$ & FtNKLEA
.
TAKEN D MAKE CORRECTIONS NOTEO~ '
[] REVISE AND RESUBMrr
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6ENER1C BEKIUPTIO!4 Alkyd
CORjgN IF~E
COLORS
FINISIt
PEl~ff CIIERIA
High gloss industrial enamel offering good flow, hiding and protection for recommended
surface~ in mild to moderately severe exposures. Not for use on surfaces that are continu-
ally wet or sweat ftequendy.
Refer to Themet ColorBook.
Glo~s
E.xtenslve test data available. Contact your Tnemec representative for specific test results.
Steel: Series 4, 10, 37H, 50-~30
~ Sleet m~l Noa.leea, tenn ~ Setie. s :27. Note: Series 27 exterior expo.sed for 3
weeks or longer tequitea an epoxy-polyamlde intermediate coat ot scatification prior to
%1 I'{!'%( I- I*I{I-I'~I~VI'!Ii%
AU. SUItFACES Must be dean, dry a~d free of oil, grease and other c:ocnminan~. Remove nat and paint not
tiBhdy bonded. Spot pttme.
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VOWI SOLlOS*
CUEING 11ME
VOLA11LE OirliC
C~
THEOEETE~i33VERA~'
NUMBER OF ~
NETWliGtiTPEIIGALtO!e
STOIA6E TEAVg~11J~
IFtPEMTUEE !trSISTANCE
SHELF UFE
FL&SH ~INT-SETA
HEALTH & 5JU:E1Y
49.0 · 2.0o~
1.5 tO 3.5 mils (413 to 90 n~(:~ons) per coat. Note: Numbe~ of ~ ~ ~ ~ ~end-
in8 ~ color. ~ ~) ~ ~ ~. ~n~a yO~ T~ ~~ve.
Cu~ dine ~ ~ $i~ tempeamre, ~ move~ hu~W ~d ~ ~chess.
W~ T~ ~: Five ~ys or more ~g ~ ~u~ ~om ~n8 wi~ ~mr.
U~lnred ~ ~
(~422 ~i~) (41~49 ~i~)
7~ i ~ ~1 (19.3 ma~ at 25 ~etons). ~ ~PU~ON for eovenge rates.
One
55 gaBon (2~.2~ ~, 5 ~ (18.9~ ~ and I ~on (3.79L)
9.60 , 0.25 lbs (4.35 · .11 ~
Minimum 20e~ (-TeC) ~um ll0eY C43eC)
(D~) Com~uom 2~'F ~3'C) hte~ent 2~*F (121'C)
h~ p~ ~n~ ¢he~c~ m~enB i~ a co~i~r~ MzaMous- Read
con~ ~i ~m~g and Mate~ ~ ~ $he~ for ~t heath and
i~omdon pfi~ m ~e ug of ~s p~u~ ~ m of ~ ~ ~ i~
O ,5ep~cmix:r 1996, by Tnemee Company, Ira::.
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GENERIC DESCleIIrrlON Polyamide SpoxT
COM/AON U~kl~E
COLORS
PERFORMANCE CRITERIA
Versatile low-temperature coaging ideslly suited for steel Irzbricnrlon and OIEM applications.
Also widely used as a field tie-cost. Provides irast curing and rapid handli~ capabilities.
Refer to Tnemec ColorBook. No~et Epoxies chalk with extended exposure to sunliBht. hck
olr ventihtion, Incomplete mixing, miscstsly?nrton or the use oir hesters that emit carbon
dioxide 2nd cazbon monoxide during spplic~tion and inir~l stages of curin8 my cause
yellowing to occur.
Flat
Extensive test dim svsil~ble. Comct your Themet representative for specific test results.
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TOPCOATS
Ss~-eb SeU-priming or Series 37H, ~0-3~0, 65, (~, 69, 90, 135
C4lvsnized Steel sad Non-leerrous Metals Seliroprimin8, Series (~ or ~9
Series 2H, 25, 27. 66, TI, 73, 74, 75, 113, 114, 175. Note Series 27 exterior exposed for 3
weeks or Ionget requires an epoxy intermediate coat or scndficstion prior to topcostin8 with
Series 2H, 23, 71 or 175. Refer to spproprLa~ topcoat data sheet for sdcRtion~l information.
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STEEL
G/IVANIZEB SEEI &
NON4:I~RROUS METAL
ALL SURFACES
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SSPC-SP6 Commercial ilgzt CleanInS
SurFace prepstation recommendations wfi| vary depending on substxlte ~nd ecposure
conditions. Contact your Tnemec representative or Themet Technical Set:vices.
Must be clean, dry and ~ree o~ oil, 8reue snd other ~s~axinsnts.
Ilill%l( '%.1 ll~l~
VOLUME SOUDS*
ECOMMENDEO OR
VOtAllti OltSANIC
CO/~eOUNDS
IHEORETICAL COV[RAGE*
NtlA~ER OF COMI~NENIS
PAaCAGING
NET WEIGffi PER GalLON*
STONE TEMPERATURE
TEMPERAlIRE RESIgANCE
SHEtF UFE
FLASH POINT - SETA
58.0 ~: 2.0°~ (mixed)
4.0 to 6.0 mils (lO0 to 150 microns) per coat. Notex Number of coats 2rid thickness require-
ments will vary with substrate, application method and exposure, Contact your Themet
repcesentatlve.
756;(24't:) 5t hour 2 hougs ~ b~urs
65"F (18°C) 14 hour 4 hours 5-6 hours
55°F (lleC) 1 hour 4--5 hours 6-8 hours
45eF CTeC) 1-2 hours 6-8 hours 9-12 hours
55'F (2eC) 2-II hours 9-12 bouts 12-15 houn
Curin8 time varies with ~urface temperature, air moverhens, hurnldlty and film thicknets.
U~thinned Thinned 10~6
3.01-5.15 lbs/Ipllon $.~3.47 lbs/iallon
f,,.~4S1-375 grams/~tre) (403-4t5 grams/lltre)
930 ~ sq R/B~J (22.8 mVL ~t 25 microns). See APPUC&TION for coverage raes.
Two: Psrt A and Part B
5 8aUon (18.9L) paris and 18sllon (3.79L) cans -- Order in multiples of 2,
13.71 · 0.25 lbs (6,25 + ,11 kS) (mixed)
Minimum 20°F (-7°C) Maximum 110°1:
(Dry) Cunr. inuous Z,$O~F (121°C) Intcnntncnt 275'F (15:PC)
12 months at recommended storage temperature,
Part A: 82°F (28°C) Part B: 8&F (27°C)
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COVERlEE RAES*
AUXING
5URFKE TfMPERATURE
i::KTMIJ, WctMIM Sol
041era,,-) (Microre) (m'lGaO
. Su~j~esmd 1.5 (40) 5.0 (75) 524 (48.7)
Minimum 1.5 (40) ~.0. '(75) 524 (48-7)
.Msxamum 3,5 (90) 7.0 (IgO) 225 (20.9)
Allow for overspray and ~urface irregular[ties. Film thickness is rounded to the netrest 0.5 roll
or ~ rt~crona. Application of coath~8 bcluw u.;,~hlaum or above maTJmum recommended cL~
fdm thicknesses my adversely ~'Tect co~r. in8 performance.
SL~ thoroughly, making sure no pigment remains on rbe bom:~n of the can.
Use No. I 'rn~ner or m~neral spirits. For nit spr~lr, airless spray, brush or wlle~, then up to
or 2/~5 pint (.302 mL) per !pllon,
Minimum 40eF (4'C) M~lmum 120eF
The surface should be dr,/and at teast ~"F (_~eC) above the dew poht.
Gms Fluid Ah-Ctp Air Hooe Mat'lHaee ,u~m,fsaqE
Binks ~ 4~3 PB 5/16' o~ ~/8' ~/8' or 1/2' 40-70 psi 10-20 F~i
6 2 (7.9 or 9.5 ram) (9.5 or 12.7 ram) (2.8-4.8 bar) (0.7-1.4 bar)
Low temperatures or |~nger hoses requb'e ~;8be~ pot pressure,
TLp Orl~ce AlomlzLol ~ bMZ°! !ioee D) Mmdl0M Filset
0.01~"-0.027" 280~J500 psi 1/4" or J/8' 60 mc~h
(.~30-4~0 microns) (19~-241 bar) (6.4 or 9.5 ram) C2~0 m{crons)
Use appropr~e tip/~omizing pressure for ectuipment, applicator l~qique and weather condidona.
Rolle~, Use ~gh quality synthetic nap covets. Use 1/4' to 1/2' (6.4 mm to 12.7 nun) rap,
depencl~; on surface roughness.
8nxsb: Use ~gh quaUty natural or synthetic brae brushes.
Rush and clean ~I! equ(pment lmmediateiy after use with the recommended thlrmer or mlneral
spirits.
~alues ma~' vats/unt~ color.
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IE~SE~AT~ ~ a~ TiCg~ 9A/A ~ INSHU~S. FH I~ ~ OIL
TITLE( COMPANY IIKOII~IUIEB
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Paint prcxiuccs conrnin chemical LnBreclie~u which are considereel Iu,urdous. Read cont~Lner
[abe[ warning and Material Safety Daxa Sheet For imporunt he~Zdl ~ncI safety irfforrr~tion prior to
the use of this product. Keep out of the reach of chll&-~.i.
..........
~XING
THINNING
POT UFE
~I~-ACE T~
APffiC~O N ~IP~NT
Dry MIh Wet ~ Sq l~t/C~d
~) ' (Mla. om) Cma/G,.!)
Suggested (1) 5,0 (125) 83 (215) 18~ C17.3)
Minimum 4.0 (100) 7.0 (180) 233 (21.6)
Maximum 6.0 (150) 10.5 (,?.65) 155 (14.4)
(1) Note: Roller or brush applicatlcm requires two or more colts m obtain recommended film
thicknes& Allow 'for overspray ,rid suffice irregularities. Film thickness is rounded to the nearest
0.5 mi! or 5 microns. Application of coltinS below minimum or above max. imum recommended
dry Fdm d-dckaesses may adversel7 affect coztinS l:~-rfonnsnce.
Power mix contears of each container, nuking sure no pigalimt remains on the bourn. Pour a
measured amount of Paff B into a clean com, ztner hrge enouSh to hold both components. Add
equal volume of Paa A to Part B while under agitation. Condnue Igir, adon until lhe two componenl~
am thoroughl7 mixed. Do nc~ use mixed material beyond pot Life llmks. Not~ Both components
should be above 50°F (10°C) prior to mixing, For applications to surfaces between 3:5°F to .$0 eF (2~C
to 10~C), allow mixed material to stznd thirt,/C-,20) minutes and restir before using. For optimum
application pruperfies, the material temperature should be above 60~ (16°C).
Use No. 4 Thinner. For air spa),, r/fin up to 10 ~ or 44 pint (380 mL) per Kallon. For airless spraT,
brush or roller, thin up to 5% or z~ pint (190 rrff.) per 8allon.
16 hours at 35°F (2°C) 2 hours at 77~F (25°C) ~ hour at IO0°F
Minimum ]5°F (2°C) Maximum 135°F (57°C) The surface should be dry and at
least 5°F (3aC) above the dew point. Coating won't cure below minimum surface temperature.
Gtm Rn/d Ab' Cap Air lo~e M. mt'l lINe Atoaztxia~ P~t
DeVilhiss E 765 5/16" or 5/8' ~/8' or 1/2' 75-100 psi 10-20 psi
MBC or JGA or 78 (7.9 or 9-5 ram) (9.5 or 12.7 ram) (5.2-6.9 b~r) (0.7-1.4 b~r)
Low tempc~mrcs or |onSet hoses require higher pot pressure.
0.01:5"-0.019' 1800-~000 I~i 1/4" ot 5/8' 60 mesh
080-485 mlcror~) (124-207 bat) (6.4 or 9-5 ram) (250 microns)
Use appropriate dp/~tomjzing presrdm for eqnipmen~ ~ppLk=tor ~echnique ~ weather conditions.
Noer. Application over inorganic zinc-rich primers: Apply z wc~ ml~ co~t and ~!!ow dny bubbles co
form. When bubbles dL~ppe~r in Z to 2 minum~, ,pply a full wec co~ ~ specified mfi thickness.
Rollen. Roller ~pp[ic~rjon opdonal when envi~ rcsuictions do no~ affow sp~ying. Use ~/8"
or 1/2" (9.5 mm m 12.7 mm~ .q/nrh,,rt,- n~p
Brus~ Recommended Eor smaU arras ordy. Use hiBh qua]iW ruatur~l or syatheclc brisr/e brushes.
Fiu3h ~nd cZcaD all c~luipzncnt Immediately aRer use with the recommended thlrmer or MEK.
*Values may vary with color.
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S ,.o-Tsc, 'Co ,es. I,c.
Sand Blasting and Pmte~ive Coatinas
Gerald and Paul Sanders
4608 Navajo Balch Spgs. Tx. 75180
Off. 972-557-3833
Fax 972-557-9960
May 11, 2000
Steve Dake
AUI. General 'Contractors
300 West Ramsey
P.O. Box 11586
Ft. Worth, Tx. 76110
Re: City of Coppell, Texas Village Parkway Pump Station
Dear Mr. Dake,
We propose the following changes to the coatings for the referenced project.
Primer. Tnemec Typoxy Series 27
Finish: Tnemec Hi Build Theme-Gloss Series 2H
To match the existing color we will send a sample to Kansas City. They will match the
color as dose as possible.
Thank you for your cooperation. Please call if you have further questions.
Sincerely, ~O~ ~-" I~ M~E CO~.~CT'O"S "O~"> 'i
Gerald Sanders ., I~~ ~St!~,~IT SpgCtF~t:J:)ITgM
,~' ,/ r ~nce W1~h the de~t~n
~ ~bdc~''t~C'~'' C' ~',:r ~ ' "' .~ ,;~, ~¢¢, ;'
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GENERIC DESCRIPTION
C04V~ON USAGE
COLORS
FINISII
PERF{/~CE CRll'ERIA
(i) ~,'1'1%(, ','1 ~1 I%1
Alkyd
High gloss industrial enamel offering good flow. hiding and protection for recommended
surfaces in mild to moderately severe exposures. Not for use on surfaces thac am continu-
a~y we~ or sweat fmqucndy,
Refer to Themet
Glo~
Extensive test cb. ta avafiable. Contaa your Tnernec represenlxtive for specific test results.
: ~ ':
Steeh Series 4, 10, 57H, 50-3~0
Gal~,~!~ S_ _*ee_! emd Non-Fettem Mets~ Series 2'/. ~ Series 27 exterior exposed for 3
weeks or |onger requires an epoxy-polranlJde intermediate coaz or scar~cation prior to
DrFws~ 51-792
Wood~ Series
~,1 RtX( I- I'I'(I.I'XIC.~I'I()%
ALL SUIFKF. S ~L~ be dca'~ dry ~ ~ o~ oil, ~ and ott~ cot,.t~"d~n~s. Remove r~t ~ ~ r~
'1'1( I1%1( '%.i
VOLUME
RECOAW, ENT)ED DFT
CUlelNG TiME
V0LATILEOEAliC
THEOET~AI. COVERAGE"
NUMBEROf
NET WT:CdiT FEE GAItON*
STOlEAGE 1TJ~ttATUE
TE~PEP, ATUBE IESI~TkN[E
SHELF UFE
FbL~I4 POINT- SETA
HEALIH & SAFELY
49.0 + 2.0~
1,5 to 3.5 mils (40 to 90 microns) pet coat. Nole Number of coats n~luked will vary depend-
lag on color. substrate ~) and other variables. Contact your Tnemec mpresenutive.
Tanpamur~ To Touch To Handle To lecomt
l 75'F (z4'c> I 6-9 hou~ I ~0-z6 hours J ~2-24 hou~ ~
~uring timc varies with su~zce temperature, zlr movemefi~, humidity and ~L-u r~lckness.
Water Tank Rzteriorm: Five chys o~ more curing time required before filling wi~ wateL
Umh/naed Thhsned 8q6
3.20-~-52 lbs/Wdlon 3.4~-~.74 ll~s/gallon
(34~422 gmms/litx~) (414-449 grams/liu'e)
786 rail sq fr/Gal 09.3 m~/I- at 25 microns). See APPlICATiON for coverage rates.
One
55 gallon (208.2I~ drums, 5 gallon (18.9L) pails and I gallon (~.79L) cans.
9.60 + 0.25 lhs (4.35 t .11 kg)
Minimum 20eF (-?C) MazLrnum 110°F (4~°C)
(Dry) Continuous ?00°I? (9~PC) Intermittent 250*F (121eC)
12 fitOath5 at R'COxl~qlCnC!~ storlge temperature.
Paint products conf~Ln chemical ingredients which lm considered hazardous. Read
conr~lne~ label warnix~ and Materill Safety Dim $he~ for imporcint hcakh and safety
inEotnution prior ~o the use of this producL Td~l) o1~ of rile felcll otchiidl~n.
Os=lxcmlx~ 1996, b~Taemec Company. ]nc.
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6ENERJ( i)F.~C. RIPIlOH
COMA~ON USAGE
COLOE
FINLCH
PERFOR~M~.E (IUTHIA
TOffOATS
I'¢1.%,I ! I'1'~1
STEEL
GALVANIZED STEEL &
NOii..FEltR~L5 METAL
ALL ~JRFAEE;
II~ll%i{ \1
VOWME SOLIDS*
R[.COAUAENNED OFT
VBLAIILE ORal[
CN~OI/BDS
THEORETICAL COVERAGE*
NUMBER OF COMPOENfS
PACKAGING
NET WEIGHT PER GALLON*
STORAR TEMPERATURE
TEJ~PERATURE RESISTANCE
SHELF UFE
FLASH POfi~I- SETA
Polyarnlde Epoxy
Versatile low-temperature coating ideally suited for steel fabrication and OF.M applications,
Also widely used a~ a field tie-coat. Provides fast cudng and rapid handling capabilities.
Refer to Theme( Co|orBook. Note Epocgie$ dxalk with extended exposure to ,unlighL Lack
of ventilation, incomplete mixing, mtscatalyzation or the use of heaters that emit carbon
dioxide and carbon monoxide during application and initial stages of curing may cause
yellowing to occur.
Flat
Extensive test data available. Contact your Tnemee representative for sF~cifl¢ test results.
$teeE Self-priming or Sedes 37H, 50-330, 65, 66, 69, 90, 135
~ Steel ~ Noa-.Fertoam ~ Selfoprlrning, Series 66 or 69
Series 2H. 23, 27, 645, 71, 73, 74, 75, 113, 114, 175. Note Series 27 exterior exposed for 3
weeks or longer requires an epoxy intermediate coat or scari~cation prior to topcoating with
Series 2H, 7-3, 71 or 175. Refer to appropriate topcoat data sheet for additional information.
lidk\
SSPC-SP6 Comaxercia[ Blast Cleaning
Surface preparation recommendations will vary depending on substrace and exposure
conditions. Contact your Theme( representative or Taemee Technical Se/viees.
Must be clean, dry and free of oil, grease and othe~ coataminaa~.
58.0 ~: 2.0% (mixed)
4.0 to 6.0 mils (100 to 150 microns) per co2t. Nodre: Number of coats and thickness require-
roefits will vary with subst'are, application method and exposure, Contact your Themet
representative.
Curin8 time varies with mJrface temperature, air movedtent, humidity and film thickness,
Unthinned T~a_nned 10~
3.01-5.15 lbs/gallon 3.36-3.47 lbs/gallon
(361-375 grams/litre) (403-415 iirarn$/lltre)
930 roll sq ft/gal (22.8 mz/L at 25 microns). See APPLICATION for coverage rates.
Two: Part A and Part B
5 8allon (18.9L) pails and 1 gallon (J.79L) cans -- Order In multiples of 2,
13.71:1:0.25 ib$ (6.25 :~ .11 kS) (mixed)
Minimum 20°F (-7=C) Maximum 110°F (43°C)
(Dry) Continuous Z.~T'F (lal°C) Intermittent Z75'F
12 months at recommended stor4ge temperature.
Part A: 82=F (28°C) Part B: 80~F
¢ SepTember 1997, by Tnemcc Coalpiny, Inc.
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IHINNING
SUIFgE i*~/~PERATURE
AffUCA110N
DzTMiIe Wet MIb kl Ft/r. ml
CMta, one) (Miceone) (mVG~
Suggested 1.5 (40) 3.0 C75) 524 (48.7)
M~znura 1.5 (40) 3.0. '(75) 524 (48.7)
M~x~mum 3.5 (90) 7.0 (180) 225 C20.9)
Allow for overspray and ~urface irregularities. F~m thickness is rounded to the nearest 0.5 rail
or ~ mlceone. Application of coaches bcfuw u.l,xhi&ugn or above maximum recommended dry
film thicbesses may adversely affect ccratj~ peffc~znance.
Stir thorough]y, ~ sure no piBment r~ins on the I:~ of the can.
Use No. 1 Thinner or mineral spirits. For air sl~"alr, aidess spray, brush or el]lee, thin up to
or 2/3 pint (=t02 mL) per gallon. Y
Minimum 40eF (4oC) M~dmum 120eF (490C)
The surface should be dry and at least 5'F (3°C) above the dew point.
Gun Fluid Ah- C~p Air Howe attt*l Hose Atomhtqa Pot
Binks 66 63 PB 5/16" or ~/8" ~/8' or 1/2' 40-70 psi 10-20 Psi
6 2 (7.9 or 9-5 ram) (9.5 or 12.7 mm) (2.8-4.8 bar) (0.7-1.4 bar)
Low temperst~res or lc~nger hoses require hiSher pot pressure.
TIp Orfl~ce AfomaHn~ r,~re Mat'! Hose ID Mmd~oM Fflter
0.01~"-0.017' 2800-3~00 psi 1/4" or 3/8" ~0 mesh
(530-430 microns) (193-241 bar) (6.4 or 9.5 ram) (250 microns)
Use approprisle tip/atomjzinS pressure for equipment, appli~tor technktue lad we~d'~r conditions.
RoUt. Use high qualiW syncheUc nip covers. Use Z/,r to ~/2" (6.4 mm to 32.7 ram)
dependinS on surface roughness.
Bnmh= Use hlSh quality rmtursl or synthetic bristle brushes.
Flush and clean all equipment immediacely after use with the recommended thirmer or mine~l
spirits.
'Values may vary' with color.
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vlry stlnlk~, Ibs m ~ k emdst(I in ~ Hiltgin I/Id ue et Ik (Mbl- PUILISlED TFqlrAI all AID 116THCTIDI~ fie SUIIECl TO CHAIR IITIQ~.teT~, (41TtCT VOlt TIEMEG
fEPtESEITITM MIt CIIITIT T[(141tCAL DATA Af~ IISTIUCIIONS. FOI IIINSTI~ IIII OilY.
TItlE( COAlANY IIIC01P01MIE!
Paint products contain chemical ingredients which are conJideR, d hazardous. Read container
label warning and Material Safety Data Sheet For important health and safety information prior to
the use of this product. Keep out of tbe eeaeh of children,
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CO~t(GE BI'ES*
~XING
POT UFE
SIlkACE TEMFERATURE
.4,°PLICATION E~IPMENT
CLEANUP
Dry' Mlb Wet ~ Sq Ft/Cad
(Mletum) '(MIcro tin) (ma/caO
Suggested (1) 5.0 (125) 8.5 (215) 186 (17.3)
Minimum 4.0 (100) 7.0 (180) 253 (21.6)
Maximum 6.0 (150) 10.5 (265) 155 (14.4)
(1) Note: Roller or brush application requites two or more coats to obtain recommended film
thickness. Allow 'for overspray and surface irregularities. Film thickness is rounded to the nearest'
0.5 rail or 5 microns. Application of coating below minimum or above maximum recommended
dry film thicknesse~ may adversely affect coating performance,
Power mix contents of each container, making sure no pigment remains on the bottom. Pour a
measured amount of Part B into a dean container large enough to hold both components, Add an
equal volume of Part A to Part B while under agitation. Continue agitation until the two components
are thoroughly mixed. Do not use mixed material beyond pot life Limits. Noeez Both components
should be above 50QF (lOaC) prior to mixing. For appllcalic~ to surfacts between 35°F to 5{PF (2~C
to I0~C), allow mixed material to stand thirty (30) minutes and reseir before using. For optimum
application properties, the material temperature should be above 60*F (16"C).
Use No. 4 Thinnet For air spray, thin up to 10% or ,4 pint (380 mL) per gallon. For airless spray,
brush or roller, thin up to 5% or IA pint (190 mL) per gallon.
16 hours at 35°F (2*C) 2 hours at 77°F (25'C) ~ hour at IO0°F
Minimum 35°F (2°C) Maximum 135'F (57~C) The surface should be dry and at
least 5~F (3~C) above the dew point. Coating won't cute below minimum surface temperature.
Gun Fluid AIr Cap AIr loee ~ Itoee _Amml~t~ Pot
DeVilhiss E 765 5/16" or Y8" 3/8" or 1/2' 75-100 psi 1040 psi
MBC or ]GA or 78 (7.9 or 9.5 ram) (9,5 or 12.7 ram) (5.2-6.9 bar) (0.7-1.4 bar)
Low temperatures or longer hoses require higher pot pressure.
Mrle~
TIp ~ AtOmlH--_o Pre~mu-e Mall Hoee ID Manifold Fiba'
0.015'-0.019' 1800-3000 psi 1/4' or 3/8" 60 mesh
(iR~0-485 microns) (124-207 bsr) (6.4 or 9-5 ram) (250 microns)
Use appropriate cip/atomizing pressure for equ/pment, applic~tor technique snd weather c'ondi~ns.
Noee; Application over inorganic zinc-rich primers: Apply a' wet ~ coat and allow dny bubbles to
form. When bubbles appear in 1 to 2 minutes, apply a full wet coat at specified roll thickness.
Rollers Roller application optior~l when environ~ resh-ictions clo not allow spraying. Use
or 1/2" (9.5 mm to 12.7 mm) ~j~nrl~ti,- n=p
Brush Recommended for small areas on/It. Use high quality rntuni or synthetic bristle brushes.
Pluoh and clean all cquiplnent Immediately aRer use with the recommended thlnner or MEK.
*Values may vary with color.