Featured Coating: FGI-516: Removeable, Peelable Coating

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FGI - 516 is engineered to protect ship or boat decks during construction and storage against minor abrasion and staining. It is weather resistant for several months and will perform over most non-porous surfaces including Glass reinforced Plastics-GRP, non porous wood surfaces and non-skid painted surfaces. FGI-516 is a water borne temporary protective peelable coating with built in traction anti slippery particles for walking.

This acrylic peelable water-borne coating forms a tough, flexible, UV resistant temporary film that can be easily stripped after just a few hours, or stays flexible, pliable and peelable for months. FGI-516 contains no strong solvents that can mar or damage other surfaces. FGI-516 is intended for use as a protective coating over fiberglass gel coats or plastic laminates, but may be used to temporarily protect other surfaces providing suitability is conformed by test application. FGI-516 may be removed by manually peeling away.

FGI-516 peelable coating is non flammable and non combustible as supplied and when the dry peelable film is formed and is also low hazard.

Designed especially for floors, it has built in traction to walk on it and avoid slippage. FGI-516 films are tough and durable to handle heavy forklift and foot traffic. Perfect for floor areas around presses, spray areas, high traffic routes. It is easy to apply and very easy to peel. Maintenance costs with FGI-516 are reduced and floors are maintained in brand new condition. FGI-516 has no VOC's

FGI-516 can be used on concrete, tile, glass, ceramic, laminates, brick, and many other non-porous clean surfaces such as:

Ø      Concrete floors-painted or sealed

Ø      Tile Floors- with sealed grout

Ø      Wood floors-seal bare wood floors first to prevent pulling up wood fibers

Ø      Laminate flooring

Ø      Brick Floors-Apply sealant first

Ø      Steel, aluminum, brass, copper and other ferrous and non ferrous metals

Ø      Glass, plastic and acrylics like Lexan

Ø      Other non-porous or well sealed floor materials.