Tech Data

DynaGlaze #215 Base Coat

Application Instructions

Surface Preparation:
Check for moisture by taping a 4 mil clear plastic sheet to the concrete substrate using 2-inch duct tape. The sheet should remain on the surface for 16-24 hours. If condensation appears on the underside of the sheet or the concrete becomes visibly damp, it is not dry enough to apply the DynaGlaze system.

All substrates must be sound, clean, dry and free from all contaminants and form release agents.Surface should be checked for soundness. All depressions or spalled areas and cracks should be prefilled, and concrete cleaned by sanding, grinding, or wire brushing and then vacuuming.

Do not apply DynaGlaze System to external substrates.

Priming:
Mask all surfaces that require protection.Make certain all areas are covered that could be damaged by overspray. For concrete block/brick: apply a foundation coat of block filler per manufacturer’s recommendations and allow to dry. For drywall/sheetrock: apply commercial drywall sealer per manufacturer’s recommendations and allow sealer to dry. For new dry wall, apply a PVA drywall primer and ensure complete saturation of substrate.

Mixing:
Premix the DynaGlaze #215 Resin and Hardener separately using a variable speed drill and Jiffy mixer (300-450 rpms). Mix for two minutes or until uniform, exercising caution not to introduce air into the material.
Blend together 2.25 parts DynaGlaze#215Resin and 1 part Hardener and mix thoroughly for another 2 minutes.

Application:
Use a 3/8” nap roller to apply DynaGlaze #215 to substrates. A 1/2’ nap roller may be required on certain substrates.Ensure that the substrate is between 60-85°F (with humidity between 10-85%). Do not thin product.

Cure Mechanism:
Allow DynaGlaze #215 to cure 8-24 hours @ 70°F(50% relative humidity) before applying a second coat (required) or top coat. When applying over DynaGlaze #215 (Base Coat), apply DynaGlaze #205 Top Coat after 24 hours of drying time (at 50°F) or 4 hours of drying time (between 68-90°F), but before 7 days have passed.

After top coat is applied, the DynaGlaze system should dry a minimum of 3 days before use.

DynaGlaze #205 Top Coat

Application Instructions

Surface Preparation:
All substrates must be sound, clean, dry and free from all contaminants, debris, or laitance.Surface should be checked for soundness. Any static cracks should be prefilled using caulk. Ensure that existing paint is sound and fully adhered. Use 100 grit sandpaper to abrade surface when applying over gloss, emulsion, oil alkyd and epoxy paints.

When applying over DynaGlaze#215 (Base Coat), apply DynaGlaze#205 Top Coat after 24 hours of drying time (at 50°F) or 4 hours of drying time (between 68-90°F),but before 7 days have passed.

Mask all surfaces that require protection.Make certain all areas are covered that could be damaged by overspray. Premix the DynaGlaze#205 Top Coat Resin using a variable speed drill and Jiffy mixer until uniform.

Body Coats:
For Rollers— use a 3/8” or ½” roller nap or sheepskin roller covers (may result in slight texture, which can be minimized by applying 3 thin coats).

For Brushes— use a wide, soft nylon bristle brush.

For Spray Application— most types of industrial spray equipment will suffice. Use tip size between 0.28- 0.48mm (11 – 19 thou). Finer tip sizes tend to produce smoother finishes. For one coat applications, apply to smooth, sealed surfaces at temperatures above 60°F (16°C).

Apply one coat of DynaGlaze#205 Top Coat at approximately 1200sq.ft./gal.Do not thin. Allow to cure1-4 hours before recoating, making sure that surface is completely dry. Lower temperatures will require slightly longer cure time between coats.Apply second coat if desired (not required).

Cure Time:
At a cure temperature of 70°F, DynaGlaze#205 Top Coat will cure to touch within one hour (or up to 4 hours at 50°F). Allow for 3 days of drying time for full cure. Maximum chemical resistance requires 14 days at 70°F.