The unique formula used in Industrial, Commercial, and Residential applications such as:

• Fire station, Auto Service Centers
• Residential Garages and Basements
• Manufacturing and Warehouse Floors
• Retail, Restaurants and Hospitality Breweries

Features:

• UV Stable
• 45 Minute Pot Life at 70° F
• Low Odor and VOC Compliant
• Part of the One-day Flake Floor System
• Field Tintable with Pigment Packs

Coverage rates will vary greatly depending on surface porosity and application method. Avoid thick build of PS-90, as this is a thin mil coating that will not cure clear if allowed to puddle.

Direct to Concrete: 200 – 350 sq ft per gallon
Top Coat: 300 – 400 sq ft per gallon
Over Broadcast Media: 150 – 225 sq ft per gallon

Allow 7-14 days for product to fully cure to reach its’s full abrasion and chemical resistance properties.

Tensile Strength – ASTM D638 – 5,935 psi
Flexibility 1/8” Mandrel – ASTM D1737 Pass
Hardness, Shore D – ASTM D2240 – 70 - 75
Adhesion ASTM D-4541 – concrete failure
Abrasion Resistance, 1000 gm load 1000 cycles – ASTM D4060 – 36 mg loss
Water Resistance – Excellent
Heat Resistance -- 300° F
Gloss Retention ASTM D-523 – 90+
Coefficient of Friction – ASTM D2047 – 0.83

Mixing:

If less than full kits will be mixed, each component should be mixed thoroughly with individual tools. Using the same tool to mix part A and Part B will cause contamination and ruin the material being saved for future use. PS-90 is to be mixed at a ratio of 1 part A to 1 part B. In clean mixing containers pour the correct ratio in and mechanically mix for 3 minutes using a Jiffy-style mixer. DO NOT USE A STIR STICK! The amount of material mixed should only be what can be utilized within the listed pot life of the product.

Application:

Dip and roll mixed products from a roller tray. Do not over-work the product.

RECOAT: Recoat time listed above is directly affected by the ambient surface temperature. Apply additional coatings as early in the recoat window as possible for the best results. Even within the recoat window, it is recommended to abrade and clean the existing coat. If the recoat window has passed, it is critical to thoroughly abrade the surface with 80 to 120 grit sanding screens. Thoroughly clean the existing coating before abrading to remove potential contaminants.