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Polyurethane coating (floors and roofs)
Polyurethane coating (floors and roofs)Polyurethane coating (floors and roofs)
Bitumen for asphalt & specialty coatings

Polyurethane coating (floors and roofs)

Polyurethane is reserved for floors, roofs and other compatible surfaces evaluated for the system. It is never applied to asphalt.

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Technical information

Application period:MAY TO OCTOBER
Required application temperature:10°C TO 30°C
Drying time24 TO 48 HOURS
Maintenance and durability:5 TO 15 YEARS
Skin contact:WASH WITH SOAP AND WATER
Eye contact:RINSE FOR 15 MINUTES, CONTACT 811
Inhalation:MOVE TO FRESH AIR
Ingestion:DO NOT INDUCE VOMITING, RINSE, CONTACT 811
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Applications

  • Industrial floors: factories and warehouses use polyurethane systems to protect against wear, chemicals and impact.
  • Sports surfaces: athletic floors, tracks and gym surfaces can benefit from durability and traction.
  • Roofs: compatible polyurethane systems can form a weather-resistant waterproof barrier.
  • Marine applications: specialized coatings can protect compatible boat and marine structures from abrasion, corrosion and saltwater exposure.
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Benefits

  • Durability: polyurethane coatings resist impact, wear and many chemicals.
  • Flexibility: suitable formulations can accommodate movement without cracking, which is useful on exterior or moving substrates.
  • UV resistance: many polyurethane finishes resist yellowing and degradation from sunlight.
  • Appearance: a wide range of colours and finishes supports customized decorative surfaces.
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Polyurethane coatings combine durability, flexibility and finish options for industrial, sports, residential and specialized applications. Proper surface preparation and selection of a compatible system are essential to long-term performance.

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