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GULF COAST PAINT MFG., INC

PC-510

100% SOLIDS EPOXY COATING

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

A two component, 100% solids amine cured epoxy coating. PC-510 is a rust inhibitive primer/finish coat for steel. PC-510 has zero VOC which is idea for use in confined areas where solvent odor is objectionable.

PRODUCT FEATURES

  1. A high build primer or finish coat 7. Excellent build to protect sharp edges
  2. Can be applied with no solvent 8. Tight film, low permeability
  3. Out performs standard epoxies 9. Good chemical, abrasion and impact

4. Excellent against “undercutting” resistance

5. Excellent resistance to salt and fresh water 10. Meets all EPA and other air pollution

6. Rust inhibitive properties regulations

TECHNICAL DATA

Colors: Red Oxide, Light Gray Clean-Up: S-74 or SA-17

Finish: GlossPot Life: 40 minutes @ 75F

Volume Solids: 100%

Recoat Time: 7-8 hours at 75F

Coverage (Theoretical): 1,600 sq. ft. at 1.0 mil DFT Application: Spray, brush or roller.

Recommended Thickness: 7.0-10 dry mils at 160-228 Application Temperature: 45-120F

sq. ft. per gallon.

Dry Service Temperature: 170F max

Mixing Ratio: 3:1 by volume. Mix 3 parts Base (Part A) to 1 part Hardener (Part B) Shelf Life: 1 year minimum

Induction Time: NonePackaging: 55 gal. drums, 5 gal. or 1

gal.units

Thinning: S-74 Reducer (if needed)V.O.C. OGMS/L

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PROUCT USES

Specific areas include structural steel, tanks, pipes, vessels, structural steel, equipment, pipe lines, etc., in chemical processing plants, pulp and paper mills, sewage and waste water treatment facilities, fertilizer plants, petroleum refineries, electric generating stations, coal handling operations, marine installations, etc.

SURFACE PREPARATION

Remove all dirt, grease, oil, soil, chemical contaminants, and other matter before any mechanical preparation. High pressure water cleaning is recommended. Prepare and paint only clean surfaces in accordance with Steel Structures Painting Council (SSPC) or National Association of Corrosion Engineers (N.A.C.E.) specifications.

1. Steel

a. Sand Blast - Best

Sand Blast to a “Commercial” ( SSPC-SP6-63) or “Near White” metal finish. Prime same day.

b. Power Tool Clean

Follow instructions as outlined in SSPC-SP3-63 specification

c. Hand Cleaning

Follow instructions as outlined in SSPC-SP2-63 specification.

2. Galvanized Steel

a. New

Brush blast per SSPC-SP7.

b. Old, Weathered, or Rusty

Remove all oil, grease, dirt, and other foreign matter. Surface should be clean, dry and free

of contaminants. Remove all loose rust, etc., as outlined above under “steel”.

3. Previously Painted Surfaces

Remove all loose, peeling, or blistered paint, and any other surface contaminants. Make sure surface is sound and dry. Apply a test patch of PC-510 over the existing coating to insure compatibility.

4. Concrete

All new concrete must be cured at least 28 days. Do not use form release agents surface hardeners, or curing compounds.

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Surface Preparation

All concrete should be prepared in accordance to the American Concrete Institute (ACI), Steel Structures Painting Council (SSPC), and National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE) concrete specifications. Remove all dirt, dust, oil, grease, laitance, efflorescence, loose or unsound concrete, and any chemical contaminants by such methods as high pressure water blast, wet or dry abrasive blast, vacuum shot blast, acid etching and other accepted surface preparation methods. A combination of these methods is normally used.

For on-grade concrete slabs check that a moisture vapor barrier film has been used. Testing may be necessary. Check for the presence of hardeners or residual forming membrane curing agents. Repair all cracks, spalled concrete, voids and expansion joints.

Coating System

The properly sound, cleaned concrete must be primed first with either PC-149, PC-155, or PC-1703 Epoxy Concrete Primer per label instruction.

V.O.C.

UnthinnedThinned 5%Thinned 10%Thinned20% 0 lbs/gl 1.28 lbs/gl 1.52 lbs/gl 1.95 lbs/gl

0 Liter154 GMS/Liter183 GMS/Liter234 GMS/Liter

MIXING INSTRUCTIONS

Stir each component to a uniform consistency, using a slow speed variable speed explosion proof drill with a Jiffy Mixer. Do not mix by hand. Make sure any pigment settled to the bottom is incorporated. Do not vary proportions. PC-510 is prepared by mixing 3 parts base (Part A) to 1 part Hardener (Part B) with a power mixer. PC-510 may be thinned up to 10% by volume for airless spray, and up to 20% by volume for conventional spray. When rolling, thin 10-20% by volume. PC-510 can also be applied by Plural Component Spray Equipment without solvent.

POT LIFE

The Pot life of PC-510 is approximately 40 minutes @ 75°F unthinned and 1-1/2 hours thinned.

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APPLICATION PROCEDURE

1. Airless Spray Graco Binks

Gun 205-591 Model 500

Pump Bulldog 30:1 Mercury 5C-30:1

Tip Range .019 to .023 .019 to .023

Hose 3/8 inch I.D. .3/8 inch I.D.

Pressure 2400 to 2700 psi 2400 to 2700 psi

2. Conventional Spray DeVilbiss Binks

Gun MBC or JGA #18 or #62

Fluid Tip D 67PB

Air Cap 64 67

Atomizing Pressure 60 psi 60 psi

Pot Pressure 15 to 20 psi 15 to 20 psi

Hose 1/2 inch I.D. 1/2 inch I.D.

3. Plural Component Equipment

When spraying, use a 50% overlapping crosshatch pattern to minimize the occurrence of pinholes. Do

notapply to surfaces below 45F or above 120F. Do not apply over dew or frost. The surface should

be dryand at least 5F above the dew point.

RECOAT TIME

MINIMUMMAXIMUM

TEMPERATURETACK FREERECOAT RECOAT

90°F4 - 5 hours5 - 6 hours3 days

75°F5 - 6 hours7 - 8 hours7 days

50°F8 - 12 hours36 - 48 hours10 days

Times may be longer for thickness above 7 dry mils. For safety and proper product curing, good ventilation is necessary when painting indoors or in confined areas. Be sure the batch numbers are all the same to provide uniform color. Epoxy coatings may yellow or darken during application and after final cure. This will affect the color but will have no effect on the performance of the product. Heaters that emit carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide can cause the coating to yellow. For maximum interior gloss and color retention apply 1 topcoat of PC-270 Polyester Epoxy. For maximum exterior gloss and color retention apply a topcoat of CT-370 polyurethane.

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CAUTIONS

PC-510 is combustible. Keep away from all sources of ignition during mixing, application and cure. PC-510 Hardener is corrosive. The Hardener and Base can cause eye and skin burns as well as allergic reactions. Use goggles, fresh air masks or NIOSH approved respirators, protective skin cream and protective clothing. This product is sold without warranty as to performance expressed or implied. Users are urged to make their own tests to determine the suitability for their particular conditions.

SEE MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET FOR FULL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.

FOR PROFESSIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL USE ONLY

KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN

Technical Bulletin PC-510 Rev 10/14

Phone: 251-964-7911 30075 County Rd. 49, Loxley, AL 36551 Fax: 251-964-7918

GULF COAST PAINT MFG., INC

Phone: 251-964-7911 30075 County Rd. 49, Loxley, AL 36551 Fax: 251-964-7918

GULF COAST PAINT MFG., INC

Phone: 251-964-7911 30075 County Rd. 49, Loxley, AL 36551 Fax: 251-964-7918