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Awlgard OW1200 OW8201 OW8202 OW8203 OW3201
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PRODUCT DATA SHEET AWL®GARD INTERIOR URETHANE TOPCOAT W-series Features & Uses Awlgrip’s laboratories have developed AWLGARD Interior Urethane for interior applications in engine rooms and other areas where a durable urethane is required and the application of a solvent borne coating is impractical. This two component urethane has excellent solvent resistance to denatured alcohol and acetone as well as diesel fuel and anti-freeze. Gloss retention and heat resistance to 180°F (82°C) are excellent. Unlike most water based urethanes, AWLGARD is shelf stable and has excellent hiding characteristics. This product is available in Awlgrip’s three most popular white colors and one light gray. Apply using brush, roller, or spray. AWLGARD Topcoats are not to be used to paint marine engines. They are fine in the engine room, but use AWLGRIP ® to paint the engine(s). AWLGARD Topcoat, like all urethanes, is not to be subjected to extended water immersion. Specification Data Type: Two Component Interior Waterborne Urethane. Color: Matterhorn White (W8201), Cloud White (W8202) & Snow White (W8203). Packaging: Available in a 5 quart kit (Gallon can with 3 quarts of base. Quart can of converter (W3201), Quart container of reducer). Theoretical Coverage - Sq. Feet/Gallon 2 2 725 Sq. Feet at 1 mil dry film thickness (67m at 25 microns dry); 363 Sq. Feet at 2 mils dry (33m at 50 microns dry), 241 Sq. Feet at 3 2 mils dry (22m at 75 microns dry). Coverage calculations are calculated for mixed base and converter, reduced 25% and are based on a theoretical transfer efficiency of 100%. Actual coverage rate obtained will vary according to equipment choice, application techniques, part size, and application environment. Recommended Wet Film Thickness: 4.5-7 mils (112.5-175 microns), total of 2-3 coats. Recommended Dry Film Thickness: 2-3 mils (50-75 microns), total of 2-3 coats. Anticipated Cure Time at 77°F (25°C)/50% R.H: 18 hours to tape free; 3 days to light service; 7 days for full cure. Pot Life: 3-4 hours at 77°F /50% R.H. Recoatability: Spray applications consist of two to three coats applied over 1-4 hours. Exact time will vary with temperature, project size, and film thickness applied. Brush/Roller applications require at least 2 coats applied a minimum of 2-16 hours apart. Awlgrip topcoats, which have been allowed to cure more than 24 hours must be sanded before recoating. AWLGRIP®, AWLCRAFT® 2000, or AWLGRIP HS may be applied over AWLGARD, after a 30 day cure at 77°F(25°C)/50% R.H. VOC: Matterhorn White (W8201) – 198 g/lt or 1.7 lbs/gallon Cloud White (W8202) - 198 g/lt or 1.7 lbs/gallon Snow White (W8203) - 198 g/lt or 1.7 lbs/gallon Converter (W3201) – 105 g/lt or 0.9 lbs/gallon Reducer (T0149) – 0g/lt or 0 lbs/gallon All trademarks mentioned in this publication are owned by, or licensed to, the AkzoNobel group of companies. ©AkzoNobel 2015 Page 1 of 3 - Rev 5 – January 2015 - AWLGARD INTE

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PRODUCT DATA SHEET AWL®GARD INTERIOR URETHANE TOPCOAT W-series Application Equipment Note: AWLGARD® Interior Urethane products require spray equipment with stainless steel or other water resistant materials for all fluid contact parts and passages. SPRAY EQUIPMENT Pressure Pot System Guns Binks or equivalent: Spray Gun: #95 Fluid Nozzle: #63BSS (.046” Orifice Size) Fluid Needle: #663A Air Nozzle: #63PW Pressure pot gauge should read 8 to 12 lbs. with 50 to 60 lbs. atomization. Siphon or Cup Gun System Binks or equivalent: Spray Gun: #95 Fluid Nozzle: #66SS (.070” Orifice Size) Fluid Needle:...

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PRODUCT DATA SHEET AWL®GARD INTERIOR URETHANE TOPCOAT W-series Mixing & Reduction Mix by volume (3) three parts AWLGARD Base Component with (1) one part W3201 Converter to a smooth, homogenous mixture. Reduce 15-25% with T0149. Overall mix by volume at 25% reduction is 3:1:1. Example: 9 oz. Base, 3 oz. W3201 Converter, 3 oz. T0149. For Brushing 15% reduction is usually enough, for spray 25% reduction gives a smoother finish. High temperatures may require extra reducer. Do not exceed 40% reduction. A minimum reduction of 10-15% by volume is required for proper film formation. Application...

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