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Master Series Permanent Rust Sealer/Primer-Silver |
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Made in the USA
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MCU Silver
is a one part, aliphatic urethane,
moisture-curing, primer/finish. |
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Recommended Automotive Restoration Uses: |
Recommended Marine Uses: |
- Body work, inner
body, underbody (before priming)
- Frames
- Oil pan
- Floor pans
- Gas tanks, (interior &
exterior)
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Master Series Permanent Rust Sealer/Primer
is a maintenance primer and finish coating for interior and exterior
use over steel and masonry surfaces where a high degree of chemical,
abrasion, and corrosion resistance is required. This coating is
generally used as a primer on steel and galvanized surfaces where only
marginal surface preparation can be achieved. It can be used as a
primer for enamel, lacquer, and two part epoxies.
Master
Series can be used as a top coat where gloss retention is not a
critical factor, i.e., as an aluminum roof paint. Because it
has excellent salt corrosion resistance properties, Master Series has
been widely used in marine atmospheres. It has found use on steel
tanks, stacks, piping, metal building paneling, trucks, railcars,
bridges, etc... Master Series is sand-able.
Surface Preparation:
Master
Series may be applied by brush, roller (short nap) or spray (atomizing
or airless.) These coatings are moisture cured and it is extremely
important that the surface be free of moisture prior to the coating
application. Moreover, the coating should dry for a minimum of one
hour at 75° F and 50% R.H. prior to being subjected to moisture
(rain;) longer at lower temperatures and relative humidity. Use a
minimum of two coats, full strength.
Caution: for spray
application - a fresh air supplied mask should be worn such as #W-292
mfg. by 3M. It is important that the spray droplets of paint, not be
inhaled.
Important:
Thinning
is not recommended. If thinning is required, not more than 5%.
Thinning can adversely effect the corrosion fighting properties of
this coating. Use MCT 101 Thinner.
Important:
Clean
equipment immediately after use. If coating is allowed to harden on
equipment, industrial paint stripper is required to remove it. Do not
thin for application.
Stir
prior to use to assure that no settled pigment remains at the bottom
of the container. Use only low speed mixing and avoid developing a
vortex as this will introduce moisture into the system which can cause
gelling.
New Metal Surfaces/Clean Steel:
Scuff
with 220 grit and use Metal Prep to insure maximum adhesion where
sandblasting has not been done. Metal Prep should be wiped with damp
cloth, then dried thoroughly.
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TIP - Leaky Windshields
Remove the trim and blow dirt and dust from the channel. Place cardboard over the dash. Thin MCU Silver slightly and pour or brush between the glass and
the channel. The MCU will travel the same route as the water and cut off
the leak. Two applications may be necessary.
TIP - Rotten Gas Tank
Thoroughly
clean tank with rust removers such as Rust Away to remove the rust and use an etching
solution such as Metal Prep
to treat the galvanized metal. Rinse with water, inside and out and allow
to thoroughly dry. Paint 2 coats of silver on the outside of the tank,
pour remainder of the can on the inside and slosh the MCU over the
interior of the tank. Pour the MCU back into the can and replace the
lid. Apply the second coat 4 hours later, stand tank on end allowing it
to drain completely. Let cure 48 hours before use. Thin coats are
recommended, do not allow coating to puddle.
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TEST
DATA
Salt
Spray, 5% (ASTM B117)
3 coats
of Master Series applied over rusty steel with an "X" scribed through
the center of the plate. After 14,000 hours exposure only slight
undercutting at spots along the scribed "X" was noted and this was
less than 1/32" undercut. Total film thickness 8.0 mils approximate.
Outdoor Exposure
Two coats
of Master Series, approximately 6.0 mils DFT, applied to rusty panel
and exposed for 5 years - showed no signs of lifting of paint film or
blistering and no apparent rusting.
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Weather-ometer:
Cycle
consisted of 30 minutes light, 125° F. 30 minutes dark, 80° F, 100%
R.H. Panels were prepared as for above salt spray using rusty
substrate. After 2,000 hours, the coating appeared in very good
condition with no apparent undercutting along scribed "X."
Heat
Test:
2 coats
of Master Series were applied to sandblasted panels and subjected to
350° F for 15 days. Although slight yellowing occurred, there
appeared to be no loss of adhesion or blistering of film.
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Solvent Resistance
After
curing for 7 days at room temperature, panels coated with Master
Series were subjected to various solvents and found to be extremely
resistant. After 30 days exposure, there was no failure or noticeable
attack by solvents such as xylol, toluol, or other aliphatic. Alcohols and
glycols showed no attack. Moreover, ester solvents such
as ethyl glycol acetate has no effect on the coatings. |
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Harmful or fatal if swallowed.
If swallowed, do not induce vomiting. Call physician
immediately. |
MCU Rust Sealer/Primer-Silver-Quart |
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SKU# |
Price |
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MS |
$32.95 |
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PRECAUTIONS:
Contains
aliphatic polyisocyanate prepolymer. Use adequate ventilation. In
confined areas, use adequate forced ventilation during application and
drying. When spraying, a fresh air mask such as W-292 by 3M should be
used.
Please note: Although
this coating composition is not a fire retardant product, it will not
support combustion and will self - extinguish when the source of fire
is removed.
Eye irritant. Wear eye
protection. In case of contact with eyes, flush repeatedly with water
and contact a physician.
Difficult to remove from skin.
Wear protective
clothing. Moisture in skin will cause rapid curing. Do not attempt
to remove cured coating on skin with solvent. Soak in warm, soapy
water. Barrier creams are not recommended.
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Technical Specifications: |
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Volume
Solids |
50% |
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Number
of Coats: |
Minimum
of two |
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Film
Thickness: |
Minimum:
2 mils (wet 4)
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Maximum: 3.5 mils, (wet 7) |
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Theoretical Coverage @ 2 mils DFT: |
400 sq.
ft./gallon |
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Drying
Time @ 75°, to 50% RH: |
Touch -
0.7 hours
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Tack free - 1.25 hr. |
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Hard Dry - 3.00 hours |
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Mar Free - 4.5 hr. |
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Recoat
Time: |
3 hours
min./ 48 hour max.
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(Beyond 48 hours, scuff with 220 grit paper ) |
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Maximum
Hardness |
7
days |
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Thinner:
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MCT 101
or urethane reducer
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Reduction
- 10% maximum |
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Min.
Application Temperature |
25°
F |
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Max.
Service Temperature |
300° F
continuous |
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Fire
Resistance: |
Dry film
- self extinguishing |
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Origin |
Made in
the USA |
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