Multilac


	Field of Application:			Properties:
	Multilac Epoxy Floor Paint can be applied on cement floors to obtain a lasting and decorative finish. Wax polish could be applied after about one week duration for a better finish. Also recommended for old linoleum, wooden, stone floors etc.			Resistant to stain and chemicals, Hard film and scrub resistance, Long lasting shine.

	Technical Data:			Solid-content:
	Basic characteristics at 20 °C:			approx. 55-65% by weight

	Flash point:			Vehicle:
	above 65 °C.			Special synthetic resin

	Degree of Gloss:			Colours:
	Min 30 at 20 °C angle			Refer to shade card.

	Storage:			Safety Advice:
	Store at room temperature between 10 C- 48 °C			Keep out of the reach of children. In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of clean water.

	Waste Removal:			Packaging:
	Materials and all related packaging must be disposed of in a safe way in accordance with the full requirements of the local authorities.Particular attention should be made to removing wastage from site in compliance with standard construction site procedures.			1 litre ( 666ml base and 333ml hardner )

Method of Application:
	Preferably by brush

Preparation:
	Resin + Hardner

Cleaning of tools:
	Brush and other tools must be cleaned with N.C. thinnerimmediately.

Covering Capacity:
	13-15 Sq.m / litre (depending on surface )

Drying time :
	Touch dry- 1 hour Hard dry - 24 hours

Suitable Surface and their Preparation
	Remove wax by scrubbing thoroughly with Multilac Mineral Turpentine on already waxed floors. Remove the old paint by using a wire brush. Wash with detergent to clean the floor. The surface must be dry, free from dust and other such separable substances that may prevent good adhesion. The type of surface-preperation depends on the available surface and it's condition.

Technical Assistance:
	As it is imposible to list herein the widevariety of substrates and their specific problems, please request our technical assistance in case of queries.

Please Note:
	All suggestions and application instructions herein are based on our latest technical experience. Due to the wide variety of individual project conditions, we cannot be held responsible for their content.