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AC5600 PRODUCT DATA
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Tough Stuff AC5600 is a high performance acrylic polymer which provides outstanding adhesion, excellent flexibility, and toughness to a variety of substances.
RECOMMENDED USES
PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS
APPLICATION CONDITIONS
APPLICATION PROCEDURES
PERFORMANCE TIPS
CLEANUP INSTRUCTIONS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
ORDERING INFORMATION
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RECOMMENDED USES
For use as a base coat or primer in the Tough Stuff systems:
- For use as a base coat or primer
- To install polyester fabric
- To prime and seal asphalt roofs
- To lock stone on gravel surfaced roofs
- To seal glass transit
- To encapsulate asbestos and lead paint
PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS
| Finish: |
Semi-transparent blue |
| Color: |
Blue or clear |
| Solids by Weight: |
45% |
| Viscosity: |
700-900 cps |
| pH: |
8 |
| VOC (EPA method 24): |
50 grams/liter |
| Flash Point: |
None to 212°F |
| Storage: |
Product must be stored and shipped at temperatures above 32°F or it will freeze. |
| Shelf Life: |
1 year unopened |
| Cleanup: |
Water |
Recommended Spreading Rate per coat:
| Wet Mils: |
16 mils |
| Dry Mils: |
7.2 mils |
| Coverage: |
1 gal./100 square feet
(on a smooth surface) |
Note: Drying time is temperature, humidity, and film thickness dependent.
As a base coat to set liner
| Wet Mils: |
36-40 mils |
| Dry Mils: |
15.8 - 17.6 mils |
| Coverage: |
2.25 - 2.5 gallons/100 square feet |
Application of AC5600 below minimum mil thickness will effect performance.
Drying Schedule @ 30mils wet @ 75% Relative Humidity:
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50°F |
77°F |
110°F |
| To Touch |
90 min. |
30 min. |
10 min. |
| Tack Free |
(stays somewhat tacky) |
| To Recoat |
120 min. |
1 hour |
30 min. |
| To Cure |
Approximately 12 hours |
- PROVIDES AN EXCELLENT SEALER for asphalt, to stop bleed through into finish coats at thin millage.
- AC5600 Acrylic Primer is suitable when a fast drying barrier is needed as well as for mildew and chemical resistance.
- As a base coat, the material will set the liner and double as a base for the roofing system.
- AC5600 HD Clear is a thick waterproofing material for glass transit when a transparent material is desired. Material dries to a cloudy but transparent film to let light in.
APPLICATION CONDITIONS
Temperature:
Air & surface: 50°F minimum and rising
Material: 50°F minimum / 110°F maximum
Note: Low temperature applications will require optional catalyst to accelerate curing.
Dew point:
At least 5° above
Relative humidity:
Can be applied at relative humidities:
Up to 95%
APPLICATION PROCEDURES
Mix with an electric powered mixer until uniform consistency is achieved. ( if separated )
BRUSH: Use nylon/polyester brush. Do not over brush as material may start to pull.
BROOM: Use nylon/polyester split bristle soft finish broom. Pour material out and pull or push with the applicator broom.
ROLLER: No reduction necessary. Use 1/2" to 1 1/2" nap synthetic rollers. Keep a wet edge to avoid ripping which may change appearance. Avoid rapid rolling which causes bubbling.
AIRLESS SPRAY - HIGH VOLUME:
| Pressure |
3,000-4,000 psi |
| Tip |
.37 - .56 reversible |
| Reduction |
None necessary |
PERFORMANCE TIPS
- When setting liner, material will soak through the top of the liner allowing the fabric to be run dry and poured through the top. When doing this, however, it is mandatory that the polyester is completely saturated and the substrate is also saturated.
- Rougher surfaces such as cap sheet will require the liner to be set in wet AC5600. In this case a line of AC5600 is pulled along and the liner is set in the wet material and spread out with the broom.
- The broom acts as a giant paint brush to assist setting the liner and spreading out puddles.
- Pay attention not to leave puddles or heavy spots. They will waste material and set considerably slower in these areas.
- Rough surfaces will require more material. Add a minimum 1/3 galon/100 square feet to the coverage rate for granular surfaced retrofits.
- Adequate dry time is required before dew or rain. The sun speeds drying considerably. Temperatures below 50°F will dramatically increase dry time. High humidity will also slow curing markedly, especially in the shade.
Please consult Coatings International for specific questions regarding the application of AC5600.
CLEANUP INSTRUCTIONS
- Clean spills and spatters immediately with water.
- Clean hands and tools immediately after use with warm water and soap.
- After cleaning with water, flush spray equipment with mineral spirits to prevent rusting of the equipment.
- Follow manufacturers safety recommendations when using spray equipment.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
- For chemical emergencies, spills, leaks, exposure, or accidents in the U.S.: CALL CHEMTREC 24 HOURS A DAY / 365 DAYS A YEAR 1-800-424-9300.
- PROTECTIVE CLOTHING should be worn in order to prevent skin and eye contact.
- ADDITIONAL CARE must be exercised to prevent rooftop mounted HVAC equipment from introducing evaporating odors into interior area. Building occupants should be appropriately notified of spray operations.
- INSTALLERS must read and understand all technical and informational literature on Tough Stuff AC5600, including the Material Safety Data Sheets, prior to using this product.
ORDERING INFORMATION
Packaging:
AC5600 is available in 5-gallon pails and 55-gallon drums.
| Container Size |
Weight |
Class |
| 5 gallon pail |
46 lbs. |
55 |
| 55 gallon drum |
495 lbs. |
55 |
DOT Shipping Information:
Roof Coating, Nonhazardous
HMIS:
Health 1, Flammability 0, Reactivity 0, Protection B
Published technical data and instructions are subject to change without notice. Please contact your Coatings International Roofing Systems representative for the most current information.
Revised May 2000
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