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ILVA

HIGH PERFORMANCEINDUSTRIAL

WOOD COATINGS

P.O. BOX 10845 IVM CHEMICALS, srlLANCASTER, PA 17605 INTERNATIONAL WOOD COATINGS DIV800-220-4035 PARONA, ITALY

IC&S ILVA

Table of Contents

Typical Systems 4-24

TX Polyurethane Hardener Chart 25

Thinner Chart 26

Technical Data Sheets 27-65

Pigmented Pastes 66

Troubleshooting Tips 67-71

Buffing & Polishing Tips 72-74

Proper Care 75

Index 76

HIGH PERFORMANCEINDUSTRIAL COATINGS

GROUP “P” (Pigmented)

PF CONCENTRATED DYES AND SPRAY STAINSPG PIGMENTED STAINSPI POLYESTER PIGMENTED PRIMERSPL POLYURETHANE MATTE FINISHESPM POLYURETHANE GLOSS FINISHESPN PENETRATING STAINS FOR EXTERIOR EXPOSUREPO PIGMENTED POLYESTER UV FINISHES, GLOSS AND MATTEPX ADDITIVES AND AUXILIARIESPZ TINTING COLOR PASTES

GROUP “T” (Clears)TA TRANSPARENT POLYURETHANE PRIMERS AND SEALERSTC TRANSPARENT PARAFFINED POLYESTERSTD TRANSPARENT UV CURED PARAFFINED POLYESTERSTE UV PRIMERS AND SEALERS FOR ROLLER AND REVERSETF ADHESION PROMOTING PRIMERS AND SPECIAL SEALERSTG TRANSPARENT POLYESTER PRIMERS AND SEALERSTK UV CURED FINISHES, MATTE AND GLOSS, FOR CURTAIN AND SPRAYTL UV CURED FINISHES FOR ROLLER AND REVERSE ROLLERTM DOUBLE FUNCTION (PRIMER AND FINISH) POLYURETHANESTN CLEAR FINISHES AND PRIMERS FOR EXTERIOR EXPOSURETO TRANSPARENT MATTE POLYURETHANE FINISHESTP TRANSPARENT GLOSS POLYURETHANE FINISHESTR TRANSPARENT POLYESTER FINISHESTS TRANSPARENT ACRYLIC FINISHES

ADDITIVES AND SOLVENTSTV CATALYSTS, ACCELERATORS AND PHOTOINITIATORSTX HARDENERS FOR POLYURETHANESTZ THINNERS

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Clear Polyurethane Open-pore System (various sheens)

Step 1: Polyurethane Sealer

Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTA03 Polyurethane sealer 100 128TX50* Hardener 50 64TZ33 Thinner 0-10 0-20

* Use TX75 for non-yellowing 40 50

Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 30-40 minutesApplication: Spray on a coat of sealer. If a second coat of sealer is required it can be ap-plied after one hour without sanding. If it is not applied within three hours, you must wait eight hours, sand the sealer with 320 paper, blow the residue from the panel, then apply the second coat of sealer. Allow 8 hours cure time before sanding and top coating.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 2: Polyurethane Finish

Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolT09 Series Polyurethane Finish 100 128TX24* Hardener 50 64TX50* Hardener (for slightly faster dry) 50 64TZ13** Thinner 10-30 10-30

* Use TX75 for non-yellowing. 40 50**TZ214 can be added to TZ13 in hot, humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles.

Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 30-40 minutesApplication: After 8 hours sand sealer with 320 sand paper. A second light sanding is rec-ommended with 400 grit for optimum results in high gloss. Blow the residue from the panel and then spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the finish. Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Clear Polyurethane Hi-Build System with Ultra Clear Sealer

Step 1: PF 5/series Stains for Color

Step 2: Ultra Clear Polyurethane Sealer

Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTA44 Polyurethane sealer 100 128TX11* Hardener 50 64TZ33** Thinner 0-15 0-30

*Use TX19 in hot, humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles. Use TX1511 for HAPS-Compliance **TZ13 may be needed in hot weather to slow dry. Use "NH" solvent version for HAPS-Complaince Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 30-40 minutesApplication: Spray on a coat of sealer. If additional coats of sealer are required they can be applied one hour after previous coat without sanding. If it is not applied within three hours, you must wait eight hours, sand the sealer with 320 paper, blow the residue from the panel, then apply the next coat of sealer. Allow 8 hours cure time before sanding and top coating.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs


Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolT09/series Polyurethane Finish 100 128TX24* Hardener 50 64TZ13** Thinner 10-30 10-30

* Use TX75 for non-yellowing 40 50**Use TZ425 or TZ4223 in hot, humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles. Use TZ13NH for HAPS-Com-pliance.Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 30-40 minutesApplication: After 8 hours sand sealer with 320 sand paper. Blow the residue from the panel and then spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the finish. Tip size: 1.8

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Clear Polyurethane Hi-Build System



Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTA48 Polyurethane sealer 100 128TX11* Hardener 50 64TZ33** Thinner 0-15 0-30

*Use TX19 in hot, humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles. Use TX1511 for HAPS-Compliance **TZ13 may be needed in hot weather to slow dry. Use "NH" solvent version for HAPS-Complaince Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 30-40 minutesApplication: Spray on a coat of sealer. If additional coats of sealer are required they can be applied one hour after previous coat without sanding. If not applied within three hours, you must wait eight hours, sand the sealer with 320 paper, blow the residue from the panel, then apply the next coat of sealer. Allow 8 hours cure time before sanding and top coating.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs


Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolT09/series Polyurethane Finish 100 128TX24* Hardener 50 64TZ13** Thinner 10-30 10-30

* Use TX75 for non-yellowing 40 50**Use TZ425 or TZ4223 in hot, humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles. Use TZ13NH for HAPS-Com-pliance.Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 30-40 minutesApplication: After 8 hours sand sealer with 320 sand paper. Blow the residue from the panel and then spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the finish. Tip size: 1.8

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HAPS Compliant Clear Polyurethane Hi-Build SystemStep 1: PF 5/series Stains for Colors


Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTA48 Polyurethane Sealer 100 128TX1511* Hardener 50 64TZ33NH** Thinner 0-10 0-20

*Use TX19 on hot, humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles.**TZ13NH may be needed in hot weather to slow dry

Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 30-40 minutesApplication: Spray on a coat of sealer. If additional coats of sealer are required they can be applied one hour after previous coat without sanding. If not applied within three hours, you must wait eight hours, sand the sealer with 320 paper, blow the residue from the panel, then apply the next coat of sealer. Allow 8 hours cure time before sanding and top coating.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs


Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTO9/series Polyurethane Finish 100 128TX1550* Hardener 50 64TZ13NH** Thinner 10-30 10-30

* Use TX75 for non-yellowing 40 50**Use TZ4223 or TZ425 in hot humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles.

Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 30-40 minutesApplication: After 8 hours sand sealer with 320 sand paper. Blow the residue from the panel and then spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the finish.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

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Acrylic/Polyurethane Open-Pore System Note: This system is a "water white" system with maximum yellowing resistance. It is recommended for all light colored woods, i.e. ash, maple, birch.

Step 1: Acrylic/Polyurethane SealerProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTA0012 Acrylic/Urethane VOC/CSealer 100 128TX1939 Hardener 25 32TZ33NH or TZ13 Thinner 0 - 20 0 -20Pot life: 5 hoursDry to handle: 15 - 30 minutesApplication: Spray one coat (cross- hatch), allow to dry 8 hours (at ambient temperature) before sanding. Additional coats maybe applied wet-on-wet within 1 to 3 hours of previous coats without sanding. Dry to Topcoat: 8 hoursTip size: 1.8 Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 2: Acrylic/Polyurethane Finish (gloss)Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTP11 Acrylic/Polyurethane Finish 100 128TX1939 Hardener 25 32TZ13NH or TZ4223 Thinner* 25 - 50 20 - 30* Use 30 - 50 parts for open pore. Pot life: 7 hoursDry to handle: 1 hourApplication: First sand the sealer with 320, then 400 sand paper. Blow the residue from the panel and then spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the finish. Additional coats may be applied wet-on-wet within 2-4 hours without sanding. For a harder finish use 5% additional TX1939 hardener. Note: this finish may be buffed if desired, but 2 or 3 coats may be neccesary to avoid rubbing through to undercoat. Wait at least 48-72 hours to buff.Tip size: 1.8 Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 2a: Acrylic/Polyurethane Finish (matte)Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTS000/series Acrylic/Polyurethane Finish 100 128TX1939 Hardener 25 32TZ13NH or TZ4223 Thinner* 20 30* Use 30 - 50 parts for open pore. Pot life: 6 hoursDry to handle: 15 - 30 minutesApplication: First sand the sealer with 320 sand paper. Blow the residue from the panel and then spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the finish. Additional coats may be applied wet-on-wet within 1-3 hours without sanding.Tip size: 1.8 Air pressure: 35 lbs

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Clear Polyurethane Table Top System

Step 1: Barrier coatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTF25 Polyurethane Barrier Coat 100 128TV19 Accelerator 5 8TZ35 Thinner 25 32Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 20 minutesApplication: A thin wash coat must be applied, allowed to dry for at least 2 hours, and then apply the polyester undercoat. If undercoat is not applied within 4 hours, the barrier coat must be allowed to cure 8 hours, then sanded to insure adhesion.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 2: Polyester UndercoatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTG1323 Clear polyester undercoat 100 128TV72* Accelerator 2 2TZ03 Thinner 10 15-30Note: Mix extremely well before adding catalystTV84 Catalyst 2 2* Use 1 part TV72 in hot weather, it slows the cure, but always use 2 parts TV84.Pot life: 30 - 60 minutesDry to handle: 1.5 - 2 hoursApplication: Spray one very heavy coat (cross-hatch), let the undercoat dry for one hour and then spray an additional heavy coat (cross-hatch). If more than three hours dry, wait 12 hours and sand before recoating. Allow this wet-on-wet stage to dry 12 hours (at ambi-ent temperature) before sanding. Note: Never mix the accelerator and catalyst together.Dry to recoat: 12 hoursTip size: 2.5Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 3: Polyurethane FinishProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolT0975/series Polyurethane Finish 100 128TX70 Hardener 50 64TZ425 or TZ4223 Thinner Blend 10-30 10-30Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 30-40 minutesApplication: After 12 hours sand sealer with 320 sand paper. Blow the residue from the panel and then spray a normal 3-5 mil wet coat. Additional coats are not recommended after 3 hours. If necessary spray the additional coat wet on wet in the time window of 1 to 3 hours after the original coat. If recoating is necessary after 3 hours, sand extremely well with 320 paper first. Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

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Clear Polyurethane - Wet Look SystemStep 1: Pf 5/series Stains for Color

Step 2: Barrier coatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTF25 Polyurethane Barrier Coat 100 128TV19 Accelerator 5 8TZ35 Thinner 25 32Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 20 minutesApplication: A thin wash coat must be applied, allowed to dry for at least 2 hours, and then apply the polyester undercoat. If undercoat is not applied within 4 hours, the barrier coat must be allowed to cure 8 hours, then sanded to insure adhesion.Tip size: 1.8 Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 3: Polyester UndercoatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTG1323 Clear polyester undercoat 100 128TV72* Accelerator 2 2TZ03 Thinner 10 15-30Note: Mix extremely well before adding catalystTV84 Catalyst 2 2* Use 1 part TV72 in hot weather, it slows the cure, but always use 2 parts TV84.Pot life: 30 - 60 minutesDry to handle: 1.5 - 2 hoursApplication: Spray one very heavy coat (cross-hatch), let the undercoat dry for one hour and then spray an additional heavy coat (cross-hatch). If more than three hours dry, wait 12 hours and sand before recoating. Allow this wet-on-wet stage to dry 12 hours (at ambi-ent temperature) before sanding. Note: Never mix the accelerator and catalyst together.Dry to recoat: 12 hoursTip size: 2.5 Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 4: Polyurethane FinishProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTP60 Clearpolyurethanefinish 100 128TX75 Hardener 100 128TZ13** Thinner 40 40**Use TZ13/TZ35 blend at 30/10 in cooler weather for faster dry. Use TZ4223 in hot humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles.Pot life: 2 hoursDry to handle: 2 hoursBuffing: 24 hoursTopcoating with itself without sanding: 30 minutes minimum - 3 hours maximumApplication: First sand the sealer with a series of sand papers - 320 then 400. Spray one coat.Thisfinishmaybebuffedifdesired,buttwocoatsmaybeneccesarytoavoidrubbingthrough to undercoat. Wait at least 48-72 hours to buffTip size: 1.8 Air pressure: 35 lbs

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Clear Polyester - Gloss Wet Look SystemStep 1: Barrier coat

Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTF1525 Lo-Haps Barrier Coat 100 128TV19 Accelerator 5 8TZ35NH Thinner 25 32

Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 20 minutesApplication: A thin wash coat must be applied, allowed to dry for at least 2 hours, and then apply the polyester undercoat. If undercoat is not applied within 4 hours, the barrier coat must be allowed to cure 8 hours, then sanded to insure adhesion.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 2: Polyester UndercoatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTG1323 Clear polyester undercoat 100 128TV72* Accelerator 2 2TZ03 Thinner 10 15-30Note: Mix extremely well before adding catalystTV84 Catalyst 2 2* Use 1 part TV72 in hot weather, it slows the cure, but always use 2 parts TV84.Pot life: 30 - 60 minutesDry to handle: 1.5 - 2 hoursApplication: Spray one very heavy coat (cross-hatch), let the undercoat dry for one hour and then spray an additional heavy coat (cross-hatch). If more than three hours dry, wait 12 hours and sand before recoating. Allow this wet-on-wet stage to dry 12 hours (at ambi-ent temperature) before sanding. Note: Never mix the accelerator and catalyst together.Dry to recoat: 12 hoursTip size: 2.5Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 3: Polyester Clear Gloss Finish CoatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTR9982 Clear Polyester Finish 100 128TV72 Accelerator 2 2TZ86 Thinner 20 32Note: Mix extremely well before adding catalystTV84 Catalyst 2 2Pot life: 30 - 60 minutesDry to handle: 1 - 2 hoursApplication: First sand the sealer with a series of sand papers - 320 then 400. Spray one coat (cross-hatch). This finish may be buffed if desired, but 2 coats may be neccesary to avoid rubbing through to undercoat. Note: Never mix the accelerator and catalyst together.Wait at least 48-72 hours to buff.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Clear Polyester - Gloss Wet Look System


Step 2: Barrier CoatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTF25 Polyurethane Barrier Coat 100 128TV19 Hardener 10 13TZ50 Thinner 50 64

Pot life: 2 hours Dry to handle: 20 minutesApplication: A thin wash coat must be applied, allowed to dry for at least 35 minutes, and then apply the polyester undercoat. If undercoat is not applied within 90 minutes, the barrier coat must be allowed to cure 4 hours, then sanded to insure adhesion.Tip size: 1.8 Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 3: Polyester UndercoatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTG1323 Clear polyester undercoat 100 128TV72 Accelerator 2 2TZ03 Thinner 10 15-30Note: Mix extremely well before adding catalystTV84 Catalyst 2 2Pot life: 30 - 60 minutesApplication: Spray one very heavy coat (cross-hatch), let the undercoat dry for one hour and then spray an additional heavy coat (cross-hatch). If more than three hours dry, wait 12 hours and sand before recoating. Allow this wet-on-wet stage to dry 12 hours (at ambi-ent temperature) before sanding. Note: Never mix the accelerator and catalyst together.Tip size: 2.5 Air pressure: 35 lbs.

Step 4: Polyester Clear Gloss Finish CoatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTR1688 Clear Polyester Finish 100 128TV72 Accelerator 2 2TZ86 Thinner 10 12-16Note: Mix extremely well before adding catalystTV84 Catalyst 2 2

Pot life: 30 - 60 minutes Dry to handle: 1 - 2 hours Application: First sand the sealer with a series of sand papers - 320 then 400. Spray one coat (cross-hatch). This finish may be buffed if desired, but 2 coats may be neccesary to avoid rubbing through to undercoat. Note: Never mix the accelerator and catalyst together.Wait at least 48-72 hours to buff.Tip size: 1.8 Air pressure: 35 lbs

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Pigmented Polyurethane Open Pore Finish


Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPA20 White polyurethane primer 100 128TX50* Hardener 50 84TZ33 Thinner 10 20*UseTX24 for slightly better elasticity, at same level as TX50* Use TX75 for non-yellowing, 40 64

Pot life: 3 hoursDry to handle: 30-40 minutesRecoat: 12 hour minimumApplication: Spray on a coat of primer. If a second coat of primer is required it can beapplied after 30- 60 minutes without sanding. If it is not applied within three hours, youmust wait 12 hours, sand the primer with 320 paper, blow the residue from the panel, thenapply the second coat of primer. Allow 12 hours cure time before sanding and top coating.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 2: Colored Polyurethane Series

Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPM 1/series Colored Polyurethanes 100 128TX75 Hardener 80 128TZ13** Thinner 50 25-50**Use TZ4223 or TZ425 in hot humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles.Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 1 hourDry to Stack: Over nightApplication:First sand the primer with a series of sand papers - 320 then 400. Blow theresidue from the panel and then spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the finish. A second finishcoat may be neccesary to avoid rubbing through to primer. Apply second finish coat in 1- 3hours without sanding. Wait at least 48 hours to buff.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

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Matte White Ultra Non-yellowing System


Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPA70 White polyurethane primer 100 128TX19 Hardener 40 60TZ33 Thinner 10 - 20 10 - 20

Pot life: 4 hoursDry to handle: 30-40 minutesRecoat: 12 hour minimumApplication: Spray on a coat of primer. If additional coats of primer are required they can be applied 60 minutes from previous coat without sanding. If not applied within four hours, you must wait 12 hours, sand the primer with 320 paper, blow the residue from the panel, then apply the next coat of primer. Allow 12 hours cure time before sanding and top coat-ing.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 2: White Acrylic Urethane

Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPL80 White Acrylic Urethane 100 128TX90 Hardener 25 40TZ13** Thinner 50 90** Use TZ425 or TZ4223 in hot humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles. Pot life: 3 hoursDry to handle: 1 hourDry to stack: Over nightApplication: First sand the primer with 320 sand paper. Blow the residue from the panel and spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the finish.Tip size: 1.8

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Open and Closed Pore Gloss WhiteUltra Non-yellowing System


Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPA20 White polyurethane primer 100 128TX50* Hardener 50 84TZ33 Thinner 10 - 20 10 - 20*UseTX24 for slightly better elasticity, at same level as TX50* Use TX75 for non-yellowing, 40 64

Pot life: 3 hoursDry to handle: 30-40 minutesRecoat: 12 hour minimumApplication: Spray on a coat of primer. If a second coat of primer is required it can be ap-plied after 30-60 minutes without sanding. If it is not applied within three hours, you must wait12 hours, sand the primer with 320 paper, blow the residue from the panel, then apply thesecond coat of primer. Allow 12 hours cure time before sanding and top coating.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 2: White Acrylic Finish High Gloss

Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPM80 Gloss white acrylic urethane 100 128TX90 Hardener 50 84TZ13** Thinner 30 64** Use TZ425 or TZ4223 in hot humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles.Pot life: 3 hoursDry to handle: 1 hourApplication: First sand the primer with a series of sand papers - 320 then 400. Blow theresidue from the panel and then spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the finish. A second finishcoat may be neccesary to avoid rubbing through to primer. Apply second finish coat in 3- 5hours without sanding. Wait at least 48 - 72 hours to buff.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

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White Polyester Closed-Pore System(matte)

Step 1: Barrier coatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTF25 Polyurethane Barrier Coat 100 128TV19 Accelerator 5 8TZ35 Thinner 25 32

Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 20 minutesApplication: A thin wash coat must be applied, allowed to dry for at least 2 hour, and then apply the polyester undercoat. If undercoat is not applied within 4 hours, the barrier coat must be allowed to cure 8 hours, then sanded to insure adhesion.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 2: Polyester UndercoatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPI40 White polyester undercoat 100 128TV72* Accelerator 2 2TZ03 Thinner 10 32Note: Mix extremely well before adding catalystTV80 or TV84 Catalyst 2 2* Use 1 part TV72 in hot weather, it slows the cure, but always use 2 parts TV80 or TV84

Pot life: 30 minutes when using TV80, 90 minutes when using TV84Dry to handle: 1.5 - 2 hourApplication: Spray one very heavy coat (cross-hatch), let the undercoat dry for one hour and then spray an additional heavy coat (cross-hatch). If more than three hours dry, wait 12 hours and sand before recoating. Allow this wet-on-wet stage to dry 12 hours (at ambient temperature) before sanding.Note: Never mix the accelerator and catalyst together.Dry to sand and recoat: minimum 12 hoursTip size: 2.5Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 3: Polyurethane Matte FinishProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPL50 White Polyurethane 100 128TX75 Hardener 40 50TZ13** Thinner 30 30** Use TZ425 or TZ4223 in hot humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles. Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 1 hourApplication: First sand the sealer with 320 sand paper. Blow the residue from the panel and then spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the finish. Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

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White Polyester Closed-Pore System(high gloss)


Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 20 minutesApplication: A thin wash coat must be applied, allowed to dry for at least 2 hour s, and then apply the polyester undercoat. If undercoat is not applied within 4 hours, the barrier coat must be allowed to cure 8 hours, then sanded to insure adhesion.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbsStep 2: Polyester UndercoatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPI40 White polyester undercoat 100 128TV72* Accelerator 2 2TZ03 Thinner 10 32Note: Mix extremely well before adding catalyst TV80 or TV84 Catalyst 2 2* Use 1 part TV72 in hot weather, it slows the cure, but always use 2 parts TV80 or TV84Pot life: 30 minutes when using TV80, 90 minutes when using TV84Dry to handle: 1.5 - 2 hoursApplication: Spray one very heavy coat (cross-hatch), let the undercoat dry for one hour and then spray an additional heavy coat (cross-hatch). If more than three hours dry, wait 12 hours and sand before recoating. Allow this wet-on-wet stage to dry 12 hours (at ambient temperature) before sanding. Never mix the accelerator and catalyst together.Dry to recoat: 12 hoursTip size: 2.5Air pressure: 35 lbsStep 3: Polyurethane Gloss FinishProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPM10 White Polyurethane 100 128TX75* Hardener 80 128TZ13** Thinner 50 25-50* TX75 is non-yellowing** Use TZ425 or TZ4223 in hot humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles. Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 1 hourApplication: First sand the sealer with a series of sand papers - 320 then 400. Blow the residue from the panel and then spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the finish. A second finish coat may be neccesary to avoid rubbing through to undercoat. Apply second finish coat in 1- 3 hours without sanding. Wait at least 48-72 hours to buff.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Closed Pore Pigmented Polyurethanes SystemMDF Applications

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Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 20 minutesApplication: A thin wash coat must be applied, allowed to dry for at least 2 hour, and then apply the polyester undercoat. If undercoat is not applied within 4 hours, the barrier coat must be allowed to cure 8 hours, then sanded to insure adhesion.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 2: Polyester UndercoatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPI40 White polyester undercoat 100 128TV72* Accelerator 2 2TZ03 Thinner 10 32Note: Mix extremely well before adding catalystTV80 or TV84 Catalyst 2 2* Use 1 part TV72 in hot weather, it slows the cure, but always use 2 parts TV80 or TV84Pot life: 30 minutes when using TV80, 90 minutes when using TV84Dry to handle: 1.5 - 2 hoursApplication: Spray one very heavy coat (cross-hatch), let the undercoat dry for one hour and then spray an additional heavy coat (cross-hatch). If more than three hours dry, wait 12 hours and sand before recoating. Allow this wet-on-wet stage to dry 12 hours (at ambient temperature) before sanding.Dry to recoat: 12 hoursTip size: 2.5Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 3: Polyurethane Gloss FinishProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPM1/series Colored Polyurethane 100 128TX75 Hardener 80 128TZ13** Thinner 50 25-50** Use TZ4233 or TZ425 in hot humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles. Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 1 hourApplication: First sand the sealer with a series of sand papers - 320 then 400. Blow the residue from the panel and then spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the finish. A second finish coat may be neccesary to avoid rubbing through to undercoat. Apply second finish coat in 1- 3 hours without sanding. Wait at least 48-72 hours to buff.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Closed Pore Ultra Non-yellowing Matte WhiteMDF Application

Step 1: Barrier coatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTF25 Polyurethane Barrier Coat 100 128TV19 Accelerator 5 8TZ35 Thinner 25 32Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 20 minutesApplication: A thin wash coat must be applied, allowed to dry for at least 2 hour, and then apply the polyester undercoat. If undercoat is not applied within 4 hours, the barrier coat must be allowed to cure 8 hours, then sanded to insure adhesion.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 2: Polyester UndercoatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPI40 White polyester undercoat 100 128TV72* Accelerator 2 2TZ03 Thinner 10 32Note: Mix extremely well before adding catalystTV80 or TV84 Catalyst 2 2* Use 1 part TV72 in hot weather, it slows the cure, but always use 2 parts TV80 or TV84Pot life: 30 minutes when using TV80, 90 minutes when using TV84Dry to handle: 1.5 - 2 hoursApplication: Spray one very heavy coat (cross-hatch), let the undercoat dry for one hour and then spray an additional heavy coat (cross-hatch). If more than three hours dry, wait 12 hours and sand before recoating. Allow this wet-on-wet stage to dry 12 hours (at ambient temperature) before sanding.Note: Never mix the accelerator and catalyst.Dry to sand and recoat: minimum 12 hoursTip size: 2.5Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 3: White Acrylic UrethaneProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPL80 White Acrylic Urethane 100 128TX90 Hardener 25 40TZ13** Thinner 50 90** Use TZ425 or TZ4223 in hot humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles. Pot life: 3 hoursDry to handle: 1 hourDry to stack: Over nightApplication: First sand the sealer with 320 sand paper. Blow the residue from the panel and spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the finish.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

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Closed Pore Ultra Non-yellowing Gloss White SystemMDF Applications

Step 1: Barrier coatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTF25 Polyurethane Barrier Coat 100 128TV19 Accelerator 5 8TZ35 Thinner 25 32Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 20 minutesApplication: A thin wash coat must be applied, allowed to dry for at least 2 hours, and then apply the polyester undercoat. If undercoat is not applied within 4 hours, the barrier coat must be allowed to cure 8 hours, then sanded to insure adhesion.Tip size: 1.8 Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 2: Polyester UndercoatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPI40 White polyester undercoat 100 128TV72* Accelerator 2 2TZ03 Thinner 10 32Note: Mix extremely well before adding catalystTV80 or TV84 Catalyst 2 2* Use 1 part TV72 in hot weather, it slows the cure, but always use 2 parts TV80 or TV84Pot life: 30 minutes when using TV80, 90 minutes when using TV84Dry to handle: 1.5 - 2 hoursApplication: Spray one very heavy coat (cross-hatch), let the undercoat dry for one hour and then spray an additional heavy coat (cross-hatch). If more than three hours dry, wait 12 hours and sand before recoating. Allow this wet-on-wet stage to dry 12 hours (at ambient temperature) before sanding.Note: Never mix the accelerator and catalyst.Dry to sand and recoat: minimum 12 hoursTip size: 2.5 Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 3: White Acrylic Finish High GlossProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPM80 Gloss white acrylic urethane 100 128TX90 Hardener 50 84TZ13** Thinner 30 64** Use TZ425 or TZ4223 in hot humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles. Pot life: 3 hoursDry to handle: 1 hourApplication: First sand the sealer with a series of sand papers - 320 then 400. Blow the residue from the panel and then spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the finish. A second finish coat may be neccesary to avoid rubbing through to undercoat. Apply second finish coat in 3- 5 hours without sanding. Wait at least 48 - 72 hours to buff.Tip size: 1.8 Air pressure: 35 lbs

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Black Polyester Closed Pore Matte System

Step 1: Barrier coatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTF25 Polyurethane Barrier Coat 100 128TV19 Accelerator 5 8TZ35 Thinner 25 32Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 20 minutesApplication: A thin wash coat must be applied, allowed to dry for at least 2 hour, and thenapply the polyester undercoat. If undercoat is not applied within 4 hours, the barrier coatmust be allowed to cure 8 hours, then sanded to insure adhesion.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 2: Polyester UndercoatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPI29 Black polyester undercoat 100 128TV72* Accelerator 2 2TZ03 Thinner 10 20Note: Mix extremely well before adding catalystTV84 Catalyst 2 2* Use 1 part TV72 in hot weather, it slows the cure, but always use 2 parts TV84Pot life: 30 - 60 minutesDry to handle: 1.5 - 2 hoursApplication: Spray one very heavy coat (cross-hatch), let the undercoat dry for one hourand then spray an additional heavy coat (cross-hatch). If more than three hours dry, wait 12hours and sand before recoating. Allow this wet-on-wet stage to dry 12 hours (at ambienttemperature) before sanding. Never mix the accelerator and catalyst together.Dry to recoat: 12 hoursTip size: 2.5Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 3: Polyurethane Matte Black FinishProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPL59 Black Polyurethane 100 128TX50 Hardener 50 64TZ13** Thinner 25 25** Use TZ425 or TZ4223 in hot humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles.Pot life: 3 hoursDry to handle: 1 hourApplication: First sand the sealer with 320 sand paper. Blow the residue from the paneland then spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the finish.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

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Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 20 minutesApplication: A thin wash coat must be applied, allowed to dry for at least 2 hours, and then apply the polyester undercoat. If undercoat is not applied within 4 hours, the barrier coat must be allowed to cure 8 hours, then sanded to insure adhesion.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 2: Polyester UndercoatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPI29 Black polyester undercoat 100 128TV72* Accelerator 2 2TZ03 Thinner 10 20Note: Mix extremely well before adding catalystTV84 Catalyst 2 2* Use 1 part TV72 in hot weather, it slows the cure, but always use 2 parts TV84Pot life: 30 - 60 minutesDry to handle: 1.5 - 2 hoursApplication: Spray one very heavy coat (cross-hatch), let the undercoat dry for one hour and then spray an additional heavy coat (cross-hatch). If more than three hours dry, wait 12 hours and sand before recoating. Allow this wet-on-wet stage to dry 12 hours (at ambient temperature) before sanding. Never mix the accelerator and catalyst together.Dry to recoat: 12 hoursTip size: 2.5Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 3: Polyurethane Gloss FinishProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPM19 Black Polyurethane 100 128TX51 Hardener 100 128TZ13** Thinner 50 25-50** Use TZ4223 or TZ425 in hot humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles. Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 1 hourApplication: First sand the sealer with a series of sand papers - 320 then 400. Blow the residue from the panel and then spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the finish. A second finish coat may be neccesary to avoid rubbing through to undercoat. Apply second finish coat in 1- 3 hours without sanding. Wait at least 48-72 hours to buff.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Bar Tops and Table Tops

Step 1: PF 5/series Stains for color

Step 2: Barrier coat (Exotic Oily Dark Woods)

Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTF25 Polyurethane Barrier Coat 100 128TV19 Accelerator 5 8TZ35 Thinner 25 32

Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 20 minutesApplication: A thin wash coat must be applied, allowed to dry for at least 2 hours, andthen apply the polyester undercoat. If undercoat is not applied within 4 hours, the barriercoat must be allowed to cure 8 hours, then sanded to insure adhesion.Tip size: 1.8Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 3: Clear Polyester to be Buffed. Gives excellent build, high gloss wet look on horizontal surfaces. It must not be used on vertical positions. For vertical application use only TC-11. Two coats of TC-12 will give build sufficient to completely encase a coin the size of a quarter.

Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTC11 Clear Polyester 100 128TV72* Accelerator 2 3TZ80 Thinner - Styrene 10 15TV80 Catalyst 2 2

* Use 1 part TV72 in hot weather, it slows the cure, but always use 2 parts TV80

Pot life: 30 minutesDry to handle: 1 hourApplication: Spray 2 very heavy coats (cross-hatch) up to 12 mils wet. Allow the polyesterto set up for 30 - 60 minutes between all additional coats. The polyester must cure 24hours minimum before sanding and buffing. Sand with a series of sand papers, 180, 220,320, 600 and buff.

NOTE: Pigmented systems, ILVA PZ 6/series colorant pastes are available.

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Pearlescent Acrlyic Urethane Finish

Step 1: Polyester UndercoatProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPI40 White polyester undercoat 100 128TV72* Accelerator 2 2TZ03 Thinner 10 32Note: Mix extremely well before adding catalystTV80 or TV84 Catalyst 2 2* Use 1 part TV72 in hot weather, it slows the cure, but always use 2 parts TV80 or TV84Pot life: 30 minutes when using TV80, 3-4 hours when using TV84Dry to handle: 1.5 - 2 hourApplication: Spray one very heavy coat (cross-hatch), let the undercoat dry for one hour and then spray an additional heavy coat (cross-hatch). If more than three hours dry, wait 12 hours and sand before recoating. Allow this wet-on-wet stage to dry 12 hours (at ambient temperature) before sanding.Note: Never mix the accelerator and catalyst together.Dry to sand and recoat: minimum 12 hoursTip size: 2.5 Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 2: Polyurethane Color Coat (PL50 White used as example)Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPL50 White Polyurethane 100 128TX75 Hardener 40 50TZ13** Thinner 30 30**Use TZ425 or TZ4223 in hot humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles. Pot life: 3-4 hoursDry to handle: 1 hourApplication: First sand the undercoat with 320, then 400 sand paper. Blow the residue from the panel and then spray a coat (cross-hatch) of the color coat. Tip size: 1.8 Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 3: Pearlescent Acrylic Urethane FinishProduct # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolPU1252 Pearlescent Acrylic Urethane Finish 100 128TX90 Curing Agent 25 32TZ4223 Thinner 20-30 20-30Pot life: 4 hoursDry to handle: 2 hoursApplication: Allow Polyurethane color coat to dry 1 hour and spray a generous coat (cross hatch) of the Pearlescent Acrylic Urethane. Tip size: 1.8 Air pressure: 35 lbs

Step 4: Acrylic/Polyurethane Finish (gloss)Product # Component Description Parts/Wt Parts/VolTP11 Acrylic/Polyurethane Finish 100 128TX90 Hardener 25 32TZ13** Thinner 25-50 20-30** Use TZ425 or TZ4223 in hot humid weather to avoid pinholes and bubbles. Pot life: 7 hoursDry to handle: 1 hourApplication: Allow Pearlescent Acrylic Urethane to dry 3 - 4 hours and spray a coat (cross hatch) of the fin-ish. This finish may be buffed if desired. Additional coats may be needed to avoid rubbing through to pearlescent. These coats should be applied wet-on-wet with 2-4 hours between coats. For a harder finishuse 5% additional TX90 hardener. Wait at least 48-72 hours to buff.Tip size: 1.8 Air pressure: 35 lbs

Office: 1833 William Penn Way * Lancaster, PA 17601

P.O. Box 10845 * Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17605 * (717) 391-6250 * (800) 220-4035 * Fax: (717) 391-6254

ILVA TX – POLYURETHANE HARDENERS

CODE USE & DESCRIPTION PROPERTIES REACTIVITY TX11 Sealer Clear (TA48) Good fill Medium TX1511 Sealer Clear (TA48) Good fill, HAPS Compliant Medium TX19 Sealer Pigmented (PA70) Very elastic Medium Slow TX24 Sealer, Top Coat, Gloss, Matte General Use, yellows, dark woods Medium Fast TX30 Gloss (TP20/PM19) pig. sealers Yellows, very flexible Very slow TX50 Sealer, Top Coat, Gloss, Matte General use, yellows, dark woods Fast TX1550 Sealer, Top Coat, Gloss, Matte General use, yellows, dark woods, HAPS compliant Fast TX51 Gloss, Dark woods, Colors Yellows Fast TX70 Top Coat Matte (TO 0/ser. TO 975/ser) Less yellowing & harder than TX 50 Medium Fast TX75 Top Coat Gloss, Matte, Light Colors Max. color brightness, hardness, non-yellowing, flexible Medium TX90 All Acrylic Polyurethane Max. non-yellowing, very flexible Slow

TX1375 Top Coat Gloss, Matte, Light Colors Max. color brightness, hardness, non-yellowing, flexible, HAPS compliant Medium

TX1939 Acrylic Polyurethane Max. Non-Yellowing, Very flexible Medium

IC&S

Office: 1833 William Penn Way * Lancaster, PA 17601

IC&S

P.O. Box 10845 * Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17605 * (717) 391-6250 * (800) 220-4035 * Fax: (717) 391-6254

ILVA THINNERS

CODE DESCRIPTION & USE SPEED OF DRYTZ 03 Polyester series PI, TG, TR Very Fast TZ 08 Stain PF 5/series (Butyl Cellosolve) (use in addion to other solvents) Retarder TZ 10 Polyurethane Retarder (use in addition to other solvents) Very slow TZ 13 Polyurethane Thinner Middle Slow TZ 13NH Polyurethane Thinner No Haps Middle Slow TZ 14 Polyurethane Thinner Very Slow TZ 14NH Polyurethane Thinner No Haps Very Slow TZ1836 PF 5 Stain Series Reducer for Spray Middle

TZ 33 Polyurethane Thinner, Best for Sealers Middle Fast

TZ 33NH Polyurethane Thinner No Haps, Best for Sealers Middle Fast

TZ 35 Polyurethane Thinner Middle Fast TZ 35NH Polyurethane Thinner No Haps Middle Fast TZ 50 Polyurethane Thinner, Polyester Thinner Fast TZ 80 Polyester TC/series Reactive Styrene Middle Slow TZ 86 Polyester TR/series Middle Fast TZ 90 Mineral Spirits Middle Slow TZ 9472 Polyester UV Middle TZ214 Polyurethane Retarder (use in addition to other solvents) Very slow LT4040 Lacquer Thinner Middle LT1010 Blush Retarding Lacquer Thinner Slow TZ4223 Polyurethane (Summer) and/or High Humidity Slow TZ425 Polyurethane (Summer) and or High Humidity Very Slow Generally speaking the use of slower solvents or NoHaps solvents increases the gloss levels slightly.

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EVERY REASONABLE PRECAUTION IS TAKEN IN THE MANUFACTURE OF OUR PRODUCTS TO INSURE THAT THEY COMPLY WITH OUR STANDARDS. INFORMAT ION GIVEN IS CORRECT TO THE BESTOF OUR KNOWLEDGE. ANY SUGGESTIONS MADE BY US COVERING THE USE OF OUR PRODUCTS ARE BASED ON EXPERIENCE AND/OR TESTS BELIEVED TO BE RELIABLE. HOWEVER, BECAUSETHE USE OF ANY PRODUCT OF OUR MANUFACTURE IS COMPLETELY BEYOND OUR CONTROL, INCLUDING FOR EXAMPLE, THE METHOD AND CONDITIONS OF APPLICATION, NO GUARANTEE ORWARANTY, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, IS MADE. MANUFACTURER'S MAXIMUM LIABILITY SHALL BE TO REPLACE SUCH QUANTITY OF PRODUCT DETERMINE D BY OUR LABORATORY TO BEDEFECTIVE. USER SHALL DETERMINE THE SUITABILITY OF THE PRODUCT FOR HIS INTENDED USE AND ASSUME ALL RISK AND LIABILITY IN CONNEC TION THEREWITH.

Specific Gravity, gr/ccViscosity*Application Viscosity**Solids by Weight, %, as suppliedSolids by Weight, %, ready to usePot Life, hours at 20 C/68F

* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #6 at 20C/68F** ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20 C/68F

ILVANOL

PA 20

Polyurethane undercoat, white

Undercoat for polyurethane pigmented systems, suitable for furnitures in general.Recommended for topcoating with gloss finishes.

PA 20 Polyurethane undercoat, white 100 parts by weightTX 50* Hardener 50 parts by weightTZ 33 Thinner 10 - 20 parts by weight*Use TX19 for better filling properties and elasticity at same level as TX50*Use TX75 for non-yellowing 40 parts by weight

Spray and curtain coater

120 - 140 per coat

One or more

Recoating with itself: 30 minutes minimum3 hours maximum

Sanding and topcoating: 24 hours minimum

Substrate MDF, various woods

Gloss finish (white)TF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq.mt.PA20/TX50 1 or 2 coats 120 gr/sq.mt. per coatPM10/TX75 1 coat 150 gr/sq.mt.

Matte finish (white)

1.24 +/- 0.0530 +/- 2 sec15 +/- 2 sec61 +/- 250 +/- 23

TF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq.mt.PA20/TX50 1 or 2 coats 120 gr/sq.mt. per coatPL50/TX75 1 coat 150 gr/sq.mt.

One year

Store in a tightly closed container at room temperatures (18 -25 °C/64 -75 °F) and protect from moistureand foreign material.

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* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #8 at 20C/68F** ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20 C/68F

ILVANOL

PA 39

Black Polyurethane Undercoat

Undercoat for polyurethane pigmented systems, suitable for chairs, mouldings, etc.

PA39 Polyurethane Undercoat 100 parts by weightTX19 Curing Agent 40 parts by weightTZ33 Thinner 10 - 20 parts by weight


120 - 140 per coat

One or more

Topcoating with itself 30 minutes minimum3 hours maximum

Sanding and topcoating 24 hours minimum

Substrate Various woods

Chairs, mattePA39/TX19 1 - 2 coats 120 gr/sq.mt. per coatPL59/TX50 1 coat 120 gr/sq.mt.

Chairs, glossPA39/TX19 2 coats 120 gr/sq.mt. per coatPM19/TX51 1 coat 120 gr/sq.mt.

1.27 +/- 0.0520 +/- 2 sec15 +/- 2 sec62 - 6550 +/- 23

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PA70

POLYURETHANE UNDERCOAT, WHITE

Flat panels and mouldings suitable even for polyurethane foam.

PA70 100 parts by weight (128 parts by volume)TX19 40 parts by weight (60 parts by volume)TZ33 Thinner 10 - 20 parts by weight (10 - 30 parts by volume)

Spray, curtain coater

120 - 140 per coat

One to four

Specific Gravity, gr/cc 1.395+/-0.05Viscosity* 36+/-2 sec.Appl.Viscosity** 15+/-2 sec.Solids by Weight, %, as supplied 68+/-2Solids by Weight, %, ready to use 56+/-2Pot Life, hours at 20 C/68F 5 hours

* DIN 53211 Nr.6 at 20C/68F** DIN 53211 Nr.4 at 20C/68F

1- 6 hours between coats24 hours before sanding

SYSTEM NR 1Substrate: various woodsSealer: PA70 - three or four coats - 1 day drying-sanding-120 gr/sqmt/coatFinish: PL - white pgimented matt finish

PM - white pigmented glossy finish

SYSTEM NR 2Substrate: MDFSealer: PA70-three or four coats- 1 day drying-sanding-120 gr/sqmt per coatFinish: PL - white pigmented glossy ginish

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PD 3/93

Vehicle for wipe stains and glazes

Use as a vehicle for glaze and stain. Cabinets and assembled furniture.

Mix 1:1 with the basis color series PL5. Mix 60:40 with PZ3/colors and then add TZ08 to improvewiping. May be used with PF5/Series Universal Stains.

Spray and wipe

50 - 60

One

Specific Gravity, gr/cc 0.92 +/- 0.2Solids by Weight,%, as supplied 13 +/- 1Viscosity* 13 - 15 sec

* DIN53211 #4 at 20°C/68°F

Handling: 16 - 24 hours

Substrate Various woods (walnut, ash, etc.)

PD3/93/PL5series (24 hours drying)TA series sealerTO series finish

We advise removal of excess stain so adhesion of the next coat will not be effected. The vehicleprovides excellent workability to stain color bases.

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EVERY REASONABLE PRECAUTION IS TAKEN IN THE MANUFACTURE OF OUR PRODUCTS TO INSURE THAT THEY COMPLY WITH OUR STANDARDS. INFORMATION GIVEN IS CORRECT TO THE BEST OF OUR KNOWLEDGE. ANY SUGGESTIONS MADE BY US COVERING THE USE OF OUR PRODUCTS ARE BASED ON EXPERIENCE AND/OR TESTS BELIEVED TO BE RELIABLE. HOWEVER, BECAUSE THE USE OF ANY PRODUCT OF OUR MANUFACTURE IS COMPLETELY BEYOND OUR CONTROL, INCLUDING FOR EXAMPLE, THE METHOD AND CONDITIONS OF APPLICATION, NO GUARANTEE OR WARANTY, EX-PRESSED OR IMPLIED, IS MADE. MANUFACTURER'S MAXIMUM LIABILITY SHALL BE TO REPLACE SUCH QUANTITY OF PRODUCT DETERMINED BY OUR LABORATORY TO BE DEFECTIVE. USER SHALL DETERMINE THE SUITABILITY OF THE PRODUCT FOR HIS INTENDED USE AND ASSUME ALL RISK AND LIABILITY IN CONNECTION THEREWITH.

One year

Store in a tightly closed container at room temperatures (18 -25 °C/64 -75 °F) and protect from moisture and foreign material.

03 - 97 Latest Revision 12-12

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PF 5/Series

Universal stains

Staining of furniture, frames, panels. Can be used by spray and roller, and diluted with solvent or water. Product should not be used without dilution.

Spray application (solvent systems)PF 5/series Stain 10 parts by weightTZ03 or TZ1836 Thinner 50-100 parts by weightPD3/93 Vehicle Add 10% - 40% to above mixturePF91 Vehicle Add 10% - 40% to above mixture

Spray application (water system)PF 5/ series Stain 10 parts by weightWater 50-100 parts by weightPF95 Vehicle Add 10% - 40% to above mixture

Thinners availableTZ03 for spray application to picture framesTZ35 for spray application to furnitureTZ1836 for spray applicationTZ07 for spray and roller applicationTZ08 can be added to other solvents for deep wetting and wiping, very slow dryTZ32 specificforrollerapplication

Spray or roller

50 - 60

One

Handling and topcoating, solvent systems 30 - 60 secHandling and topcoating, water systems 8 hours minimum

Handling and topcoating, solvent systems 10 secHandling and topcoating, water systems 20 minutes minimum

PF50 White PF51 Yellow PF54 OrangePF55 Red PF57 Violet PF58 BluePF59 Black PF 5V Green PF5B White for water based systemsPF5T05 Medium walnut PF5T07 Dark walnut PF5T06 MahoganyPF5T01 Honey PF5T02 Cherry PF5T08 RosewoodPF5K18 Wenge

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PG 1/series

Stains for spray, wipe and rollcoat applications

Pigment stain concentrates for maximum light fastness.

PG 1/ser. Stain 100 parts by weightTZ33NH Thinner 10 - 50 parts by weightPF91 Vehicle 5 - 25 parts by weight

Thinners selection:TZ33NH Specific for spray and wipeTZ14 For deep wetting and staining, slow dryTZ08 Can be added to TZ14 to allow for better wetting and additional wiping time. Very slow dry.

Spray and wipe

10 - 30

One

Handling and topcoating: 30 - 60 sec

Handling and topcoating: 10 sec

PG10 whitePG11 yellowPG13 yellow oxidePG14 orangePG15 redPG18 bluePG19 blackPG1/Z01 green

Specific Gravity, gr/ccViscosity*

* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20C/68F

1.00 +/- 0.0515 +/- 2 sec

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PI 29

Unsaturated Polyester Black Undercoat

Sanding sealer for MDF flat and shaped panels, doors etc.Can be topcoated with matte and gloss polyurethane finshes.

PI29 Black polyester undercoat 100 parts by weightTV72 Accelerator* 2 parts by weightTV84 Long pot life catalyst 2 parts by weightTZ03 Thinner 5 - 15 parts by weight*use 1 part TV72 in hot weather, 2 parts in cold weather

Double component spray equipment is recommended.

150 - 200 per coat

2 to 3

Gel time, between coats, minutes 20-30 minimumFor sanding and topcoating, hours 24 minimum

Substrate MDF

Gloss FinishTF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq.mt.PI29/TV72/TV84 2 - 3 coats 150/200 gr/sq.mt. per coatPM19/TX51 2 coats 150 gr/sq.mt.

Matte FinishTF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq.mt.PI29/TV72/TV84 2 - 3 coats 150/200 gr/sq.mt. per coatPL59/TX50 1 coat 150 gr/sq.mt.

Specific Gravity, gr/ccViscosity*Application Viscosity**Solids by Weight, %Pot Life, minutes at 20°C/68°F

* DIN 53211 Nr.4 at 20°C/68°F** DIN 53211 Nr.4 at 20°C/68°F

1.27 +/- 0.0530 +/- 2 sec30 - 3592 +/- 230 - 40

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Sanding sealer for MDF flat and shaped panels, doors, etc. Can be topcoated with matte and gloss polyurethane finishes, or with gloss polyester.

PI40 White Polyester Undercoat 100 parts by weightTV72* Accelerator 2 parts by weightTV84 Long pot life catalyst 2 parts by weightTZ03 Thinner 10-20 parts by weight* Use 1 part TV72 in hot weather, 2 parts in cold weather


150 - 200 per coat (gr sq mt)

2 to 3

Between coats, minutes: 30 minimumBetween coats, hours: 3 maximumFor sanding and topcoating, hours: 24 minimum

Substrate: MDF

Gloss FinishTF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq mtPI40/TV72/TV84 2-3 coats 150/200 gr/sq mt (per coat)PM10/TX75 1 coat 150 gr/sq mt.

Matte FinishTF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq mtPI40/TV72/TV84 2-3 coats 150/200 gr/sq mt (per coat)PL50/TX75 1 coat 150 gr/sq mt.


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PI 40

Unsaturated Polyester White Undercoat

Specific Gravity, gr/ccViscosity, DIN 5321 #8 at 20°/68°FApplication Viscosity*Solids by Weight, %Pot Life, hours at 20°C/68°F

* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20°C/68°F

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Polyurethane white matte topcoats, suitable for open and closed grain systems, for flat panels andassembled furniture.

PL50 Polyurethane White Matte 100 parts by weightTX75 Hardener (non-yellowing) 40 parts by weightTZ13 Thinner 15-30 parts by weight

Airless, air-assisted, conventional spray, or curtain coater

120 140 per coat(gr sq mt)

One

To handle: 1 hourTo stack: Over night

Substrate: MDF (closed grain), Ash (open grain)

Open Grain Finish

PA20/TX50 1 coat 120 gr/sq mt.PL50/TX75 1 coat 120 gr/sq mt.

Closed Grain Finish

TF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq mtPI40/TV72/TV84 2-3 coats 150/200 gr/sq mtPL50/TX75 1 coat 120 gr/sq mt.


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* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20°C/68°F

ILVANOL

PL 50

Polyurethane White Matte Finish

One year


03 - 97 Revised 07-97


1.28 +/- 0.0585 +/- 2 sec10 +/- 2 sec18 +/- 2 sec62 +/- 240-453


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ILVANOL

PL 59

Polyurethane matte finish, black

Polyurethane matte topcoat suitable for open pore systems. Quick drying, can be cured with hot airovens or at room temperature.

PL59 Polyurethane matte finish 100 parts by weightTX50 Curing agent 50 parts by weightTZ13 Thinner 25 parts by weight


120 - 130

One

To handle: 1 hourTo stack: Overnight

Vertical oven cycle: Flash off 12 minutes45C/113F 45 minutescooling 12 minutes

Substrate: Various veneers

Open porePA39/TX19 1 coat 120 gr/sq.mt.PL59/TX50 1 coat 120 gr/sq.mt.

Specific Gravity, gr/ccViscosity*Application Viscosity*Application Viscosity*Solids by Weight, %, as suppliedSolids by Weight, %, ready to usePot Life, hours at 20 C/68F

* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20C/68F

1.00 - 1.2630 - 80 sec25 +/- 2 sec (curtain)15 +/- 2 sec (spray)47 - 5443 - 503


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PL70

"DIAMANTE" HIGH SCRATCH RESISTANCE POLYURETHANE WHITE MATTE


FLAT AND ASSEMBLED FURNITURE, TABLES, WRITING TABLES

PL70 100 parts by weightTX75 or TX70 40 parts by weightTZ13 Thinner* 15 parts by weight*Use TZ425 in hot, humid weather

Spray, airless, and air mix, for open and closed pore. Curtain for closed pore.

120 - 140 per coat (gr. sq.mt.)

One

Specific Gravity, gr/cc 1.39 +/-0.02Viscosity* 45 +/-3 sec.Application Viscosity* 18 +/-2 sec.Solids by Weight, %, as supplied 67 +/-1Solids by Weight, %, ready to use 53 +/-1Pot Life, hours at 20°C/68°F 2-3 hours* DIN 53211 mm 6 at 20°C/68°F**DIN53211 mm4 at 20°C/678°F

At 20°C 18 - 24 hoursWith drying oven at 50°C 2 hours

Matte FinishAlso available PL70/60 - Semi-Gloss

Substrate: MDFSealer: PI40 White Polyester SealerFinish: PL70 Diamante Matte White Polyurethane PL70/60 Diamante Semi-Gloss White PolyurethaneAdditional coats of polyurethane topcoat are not recommended. If necessary spray the additional coat wet on wet in the time window of 90 minutes to 3 hours after the original coat. If recoating is necessary after 3 hours, sand extremely well with 320 paper first.

One Year

Store in a tightly closed container at room temperatures (18 -25°C/64 -75 °F) and protect from moisture and foreign material.

3-02 Revised 11-02

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Acrylic-urethane white matte topcoats, suitable for open and closed grain systems, for flat panels andassembled furniture. Maximum yellowing resistance.

PL80 Acrylic-urethane matte finish white 100 parts by weightTX90 Curing agent 25 parts by weightTZ13 Thinner* 50 parts by weight*Use TZ4223 in hot, humid weather

Spray or curtain coater

120 - 140 per coat

One

To handle: 1 hourTo stack: 24 hours minimum

Substrate MDF(closed grain), ash(open grain)

Open Grain Finish

PA20/TX50 One coat 120 gr/sq.mt.PL80/TX90 One coat 120 gr/sq.mt.

Closed grain finish

TF25/TV19 One coat 40 gr/sq.mt.PI40/TV72/TV80 Two/three coats 150 - 200 gr/sq.mt. per coatPL80/TX90 One coat 120 gr/sq.mt.


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ILVACRIL

PL 80

Acrylic - urethane matte finish, pigmented white

1.16 +/- 0.0530 +/- 2 sec15 +/- 2 sec18 +/- 2 sec45 +/- 249 +/- 23

One year

Store in a tightly closed container at room temperatures (18 -25 °C/64 -75 °F) and protect frommoisture and foreign material.

03 - 97 Revised 03-11


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40

Polyurethane white flat topcoats. suitable for open and closed grain systems, for flat panels and as-sembled furniture. Packed in 20 KG pails for use as tintometric system base.

PL800 Series Polyurethane White Matte 100 parts by weightTX75 Hardener (non-yellowing)* 40 parts by weightTZ13 Thinner 15-30 parts by weight*TX72 for faster set time with slightly less non-yellowing properties.


120 140 per coat(gr sq mt)

One

Specific Gravity, gr/cc 1.28 +/-0.05Viscosity* 62 +/-3 secApplication Viscosity*spray 10 +/-2 secApplication Viscosity*curtain coater 18 +/- 2 secSolids by Weight, %, as supplied 65 +/-2Solids by Weight, %, ready to use 58Pot Life, hours at 20°C/68°F 3* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20°C/68°F


PL800 20 sheenPL800/10 10 Sheen

Substrate: MDF (closed grain), Ash (open grain)

Open Grain FinishPA20/TX50 1 coat 120 gr/sq mt.PL800 Series/TX75 1 coat 120 gr/sq mt.

Closed Grain FinishTF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq mtPI40/TV72/TV84 2-3 coats 150/200 gr/sq mtPL800 Series/TX75 1 coat 120 gr/sq mt.

One year


01-12, Revised 5-12, 3-13


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ILVANOL

PL 800 Series

Polyurethane White Matte Finish


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Polyurethane white gloss topcoats, suitable for MDF panels and assembled furniture.

PM10 Polyurethane White Gloss Finish 100 parts by weightTX75 Hardener 80 parts by weightTZ13 Thinner (spray application) 15 - 30 parts by weightTZ35 Thinner (curtain coater) 25 parts by weight

Conventional, air-assisted airless spray, or curtain coater.

140 - 180 gr sq mt per coat

One

To handle: 2 hoursTo stack: 24 hours minimumBuffing: 48 hours minimum

TF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq mtPI40/TV72/TV84 2-3 coats 150/200 gr/sq mtPM10/TX75 1 coat 120 gr/sq mt.


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Specific Gravity, gr/ccViscosity*Application Viscosity*for sprayApplication Viscosity*for curtain coaterSolids by Weight, %, as suppliedSolids by Weight, %, ready to usePot Life, hours at 20 °C/68°F

* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20°C/68°F

ILVALUX

PM 10

Polyurethane White Gloss Finish

One year


03 - 97


1.30 +/- 0.0585 +/- 2 sec10 +/- 2 sec18 +/- 2 sec68 +/- 240-454

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Polyurethane gloss topcoat, suitable for MDF panels and assembled furniture.

PM19 Polyurethane gloss finish 100 parts by weightTX51 Hardener 100 parts by weightTZ13 Thinner (spray) 50 parts by weight

Spray, curtain coater

140 - 180 per coat

One

To handle: 2 hoursTo stack: 24 hours minimumBuffing 48 hours minimum

Substrate MDF

TF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq.mt.PI29/TV72/TV84 2 - 3 coats 150/200 gr/sq.mt.PM19/TX51 1 coat 120 gr/sq.mt.


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ILVALUX

PM 19

Polyurethane gloss black topcoat

Specific Gravity, gr/ccViscosity*Application Viscosity**(spray)Application Viscosity**(curtain)Solids by Weight, %, as suppliedSolids by Weight, %, ready to usePot Life, hours at 20°C/68°F

* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #6 at 20°C/68°F** ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20°C/68°F

1.3 +/- 0.0525 +/- 2 sec10 +/- 2 sec18 +/- 2 sec68 +/- 249 +/- 24

One year


03 - 97 Revised 03-03, 12-12


Acrylic-urethane white gloss top coats, suitable for closed grain systems, for flat panels and assembledfurniture. Maximum yellowing resistance.

PM80 Acrylic-urethane gloss finish white 100 parts by weightTX90 Non-yellowing curing agent 50 parts by weightTZ13 Thinner 20 - 40 parts by weight

Spray or curtain coater

120 - 140 per coat

One or two

To handle: 1 hourTop coating with itself without sanding: 3 hours minimum

5 hours maximumTo stack: 24 hours minimumTo buff: 72 hours minimum

Substrate MDF

TF25/TV19 One coat 40 gr/sq.mt.PI40/TV72/TV80 Two/sealer 150/200 gr/sq.mt. per coatPM80/TX90 One or two coats 120 gr/sq.mt. per coat


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ILVALUX

PM 80

Acrylic-urethane gloss finish, pigmented white

1.23 +/-0.0585 +/- 2 sec15 +/- 2 sec18 +/- 2 sec57 +/- 249 +/- 23

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PU1252

Pearlescent Acrylic Urethane

Pearlescent acrylic urethane topcoats, suitable as finishes for various furniture

PU1252 Pearlesecent Acrylic Urethane Finish 100 parts by weightTX90 Curing agent (light colored finishes) 25 parts by weightTZ4223 Thinner 20-30 parts by weight

Spray

110 - 120 per coat

One

Specific Gravity, gr/cc 1.05 +/- 0.05Viscosity* 98 +/- 2 secAppl.Viscosity* 12 +/- 2 secPot Life, hours at 20 C/68F 4

* DIN 53211 Nr.4 at 20C/68F

Handling: 2 hours

Substrate MDF, various woods

With polyurethane undercoatPA20/TX50 1 or 2 coats 120 gr/sq.mt. per coatPL50/TX75 1 coat 120 gr/sq.mt.PU1252/TX90 1 coat 120 gr/sq.mt.TP11/TX90 2 coats 120 gr/sq.mt. per coat

With polyester undercoatPI40/TV72/TV80 2 or 3 coats 200 gr/sq.mt. per coatPL50/TX75 1 coat 120 gr/sq.mt.PU1252/TX90 1 coat 120 gr/sq.mt.TP11/TX90 2 coats 120 gr/sq.mt. per coat

One year


03 - 07

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PX 70

Matting agent additive for acrylic urethanes

Use as a matting agent additive for acrylics, TS 0 series.Not for use in the PM series polyurethanes.

Add up to 10% maximum to adjust gloss of Acrylic Urethane products

Typical of the product to be adjusted

Specific Gravity, gr/cc 1.10 +/- 0.05Solids by Weight, % 51 +/- 2

One year


03 - 97 Revised 4-02


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PX 71

Matting agent additive - General Purpose

Used as a matting agent additive for polyurethanes, TO 0 series and PL 5 seriesDo not use in PM series polyurethanes

Add up to 10% maximum to adjust gloss of polyurethane or nitrocellulose finishes

Typical of the product to be adjusted

Specific Gravity, gr/cc 1.00 +/- 0.05Solids by Weight, % 48 +/- 2

One year


03 - 97 Revised 4-02


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Sealer for polyurethane clear systems, suitable for skirting boards, panels, frames, doors and as-sembled furniture.

TA03 Polyurethane Clear Sealer 100 parts by weightTX50* Hardener 50 parts by weightTZ33 Thinner 0 - 10 parts by weight

* TX75 for non-yellowing 40 parts by weight

Airless, Air-assisted, Conventional Spray, or Curtain Coater

120 - 140 per coat (gr. sq. mt.)

One - for open grained systems

Specific Gravity, gr/ccViscosity*Application Viscosity*Solids by Weight, %, as suppliedSolids by Weight, %, ready to usePot Life, hours at 20°C/68°F

* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20°C/68°F

Handling: 30 - 40 minutesSanding and topcoating: 8 hours minimum

Substrate: Various woods

Open Grain Finish

TA03/TX50* 1 coat 120 gr/sq. mt.TO9 Series/TX24 1 coat 120 gr/sq. mt

* TX75 for non-yellowing

One year


03 - 97 Revised 4 - 05

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ILVANOL

TA 03

Polyurethane Clear Sealer

0.97 +/-0.0585 +/- 2 sec15 +/- 2 sec40 +/- 231 - 354


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Sealer for acrylic systems, suitable for light colored wood such as maple, ash, birch, etc. Low VOC formulation.

TA0012 Acrylic Urethane VOC/C Sealer 100 parts by weightTX1939 Hardener 25 parts by weightTZ33NH or TZ780 Thinner 0-20 parts by weight

Airless, Air-Assisted, Conventional Spray, or Curtain Coater


One - for open grained systemsTwo to Four - for closed grain systems

Handling: 2 hours minimumSanding and topcoating: Over night

Handling and assembling: Immediate, after coolingSanding and topcoating: 6 hours minimum

Substrate: Ash, Maple, Birch

Open Grain Finish, Matte

TA0012/TX1939 1 coat 120 gr/sq mt.TS000Series/TX1939 1 coat 120 gr/sq mt.

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* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20°C/68°F

ILVACRIL

TA 0012

Acrylic Urethane VOC/C Sealer



0.95 +/- 0.0538 +/- 2 sec16 +/- 2 sec35 +/- 230 +/-24

49

Excellent clarity, adhesion, and wetting properties. Recommended for dark stains and woods toreduce pore whitening effects.

TA44 Clear polyurethane sealer 100 parts by weightTX11 Hardener* 50 parts by weightTZ33 Thinner 5 - 20 parts by weight *TX75 for non-yellowing 40 parts by weight

Spray and curtain coat

120 - 160 per coat

Two

Handling: 2 hours at room temperature or1 hour hot air oven at 40-50°C

Sanding and topcoating 24 hours minimum

Substrate: Various woodsPF5 StainTA44/TX11 1-2 coats 120 gr/sq mtTO9 series/TX24 1 coat 120 gr/sq mt.

One year


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Specific Gravity, gr/ltViscosity*Application Viscosity for curtain*Application Viscosity for spray*Solids by Weight, %, as suppliedSolids by Weight, %, ready to usePot Life, hours at 20°C

* (DIN 53211 mm. 4) at 20°C/68°F

ILVANOL

TA 44

Ultra Clear Polyurethane Sealer


0.98 +/2066 +/- 2 sec20 +/- 4 sec15 +/- 2 sec50 +/- 244 +/- 24

50

High coverage spray undercoat for cabinetry and furniture.

TA48 Clear polyurethane undercoat 100 parts by weightTX11 Hardener 50 parts by weightTZ33 Thinner 10 - 20 parts by weight

Spray

120 - 140 per coat

Two

Handling: 2 hours minimumSanding and topcoating 24 hours minimum


TA48/TX11 1 coat 120 gr/sq mtTO9 series/TX24 1 coat 120 gr/sq mt.

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03 - 97 Revised 4-05


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Specific Gravity, gr/ccViscosity*Application Viscosity*Solids by Weight, %, as suppliedSolids by Weight, %, ready to usePot Life, hours at 20°C

* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20°C/68°F

ILVANOL

TA 48

Clear polyurethane undercoat


0.99 +/- 0.0547 +/- 2 sec16 +/- 2 sec48 +/- 243 +/- 24


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TC 5

Unsaturated Paraffin Polyester for Curtain Application to Flat Panels


04 - 11, Revised 12-12


Flat panels

First curtain coater's head:TC5 100 parts by weight or 1 gallon by volumeTV80 3 parts by weight or 3.75 ounces by volumeSecond curtain coater's head: TC5 100 parts by weight or 1 gallon by volumeTV72 3 parts by weight or 4.5 ounces by volumeParaffins indicative dosages (related to each head):

Pot life, at 20°C, 68°F 4 hours catalyzed potPot life, at 20°C, 68°F 72 hours accelerated pot

Double head curtain coater 300-380 gr/sqmt per coat, three coatsDrying time at 20°C/68°F (120-130 micron 2 hours before handlingfilters recommended) 24 hours before sanding and buffing

Sytem NR1 ClearSubstrate: Flat panelsStain: PG SeriesBarrier TF25 or TF40Sealer/Finish coat as high gloss TC5- three coats, sanding and buffingTopcoat: Polyurethanes, if matte finish desired

This product is particularly sutiable for substrates where an excellent sandability and high transparency and polishing are required. The best results can be obtained by applying at least three coats. This product is supplied with a certain quantity of paraffin. If the room or the system are particularly hot or cold we advise adding our paraffined solutions in a limited quantity:: PX64 at 18-22°C, 64-72°F 0.30%-0.60% PX61 at 22-25°C, 72-77°F 0.30%-0.60%Particular substrates (exotic woods, fine line melaminic paper, MDF, etc.) must be treated with the right barrier coats prior to application, verifying that the adhesion is satisfactory. For light woods use the right barrier coat to avoid an excess of maturation of the substrates. Verify thatthe stains used on the substrates don't interfere with the catalyzation. If the paraffin precipates, heat the container in a water bath.

Six months

Specific Gravity, gr/cc 1.085+/-0.01Viscosity* 40+/-2 secSolids by Weight, % as supplied 98+/-2*DIN53211 Nr4 at 20°C/68°F

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Specific Gravity, gr/ccViscosity*Solids by Weight, %Pot Life, minutes at 20 C/68FPot Life, catalyzed pot (double catalyst quantity)

hours at 20C/68FPot Life, accelerated pot (double accelerator quantity)

hours at 20C/68F

* Brookfield, spindle #5, cps at 20 C/68F

ILVAPOL

TC 10

Unsaturated paraffined polyester for application to vertical surfaces

Assembled furniture, gloss "wet look" appearance.Excellent thixotropic properties and leveling.

TC10 Paraffined Unsaturated Polyester 100 parts by weightTV72 Accelerator 2 parts by weightTV80 Peroxide Catalyst 2 parts by weight

Two pack polyester spray equipment

200 per coat

Three

Between first and second coat 20 - 30 minutesBetween second and third coat 15 - 20 minutesAfter third coat (gel formation) 10 - 15 minutesAfter third coat (sanding and buffing) 24 hours minimum


Transparent systemTF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq.mt.TC10/TV72/TV80 3 coats 200 gr/sq.mt. per coatSanding and buffing

Pigmented systemTF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq.mt.TC10/PZ6../TV72/TV80 3 coats 200 gr/sq.mt.Sanding and buffing

1.03 +/- 0.0512000 +/- 200098 +/- 220

4

24

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03 - 97 Revised 9-02


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Assembled furniture, gloss "wet look" appearance.Good thixotropic properties and leveling.

TC11 Paraffined unsat. polyester 100 parts by weightTV72 Accelerator 2 part by weightTV80 Peroxide catalyst 2 part by weight

Two pack polyester spray equipment is recommended

200 per coat

2 or 3 minimum

Between first and second coat 25 minutesBetween second and third coat 25 minutesAfter third coat (gel formation) 25 minutesAfter third coat (sanding and buffing) 24 hours minimum


Transparent systemTF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq.mt.TC11/TV72/TV80 3 coats 200 gr/sq.mt. per coatSanding and buffing

Pigmented systemTF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq.mt.TC11/PZ 6.../TV72/TV80 3 coats 200 gr/sq.mt. per coatSanding and buffing


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Specific Gravity, gr/ccViscosity*Solids by Weight, %Pot Life, at 20C/68FPot Life,catalyzed pot (double catalyst quantity) at 20 C/68FPot Life, accelerated pot (double accelerator quantity)

at 20C/68F

* DIN 53211 Nr.8 at 20C/68F

ILVAPOL

TC 11

Unsaturated paraffined polyester for spray application

1.03 +/- 0.0525 +/- 2 sec98 +/- 230 minutes4 hours

24 hours

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TF 1525

Haps Compliant Polyurethane Barrier Coat

Barrier coat with isolating properties for exotic woods, improves substrates wetting. It must be used withpolyester topcoats to prevent curing inhibition caused by some dyes and impurities found in MDF board.

TF1525 Polyurethane Barrier Coat 100 parts by weightTV19 Accelerator 5 - 10 parts by weightTZ35NH Thinner 25 parts by weight

Conventional or air-assisted airless spray

40 -60 gr sq mt per coat

One

Topcoating without sanding: Minimum 2 hoursMaximum 4 hours

Sanding: Must sand if not topcoated before 4 hours

Specific Gravity, gr/ccViscosity*Application Viscosity* for spraySolids by Weight, %, as suppliedSolids by Weight, %, ready to usePot Life, hours at 20°C/68°F

* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20°C/68°F

It is best to wait 8 hours before sanding.Six months


06-05

0.96 +/- 0.0510 +/- 2 sec8 +/- 2 sec22 +/- 217 +/- 24


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TF 25

Universal Polyurethane Barrier Coat

Barrier coat with isolating properties for exotic woods, improves substrates wetting. It must be used withpolyester topcoats to prevent curing inhibition caused by some dyes and impurities found in MDF board.

TF25 Polyurethane Barrier Coat 100 parts by weightTV19 Accelerator 5 - 10 parts by weightTZ35 Thinner 25 parts by weight

Conventional or air-assisted airless spray

40 -60 gr sq mt per coat

One

Topcoating without sanding: Minimum 2 hoursMaximum 4 hours

Sanding: Must sand if not topcoated before 4 hours

Specific Gravity, gr/ccViscosity*Application Viscosity* for spraySolids by Weight, %, as suppliedSolids by Weight, %, ready to usePot Life, hours at 20°C/68°F

* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20°C/68°F

It is best to wait 8 hours before sanding.One Year


03 - 97 Revised 1-06

0.96 +/- 0.0510 +/- 2 sec8 +/- 2 sec22 +/- 217 +/- 24


Non-yellowing, limited wetting of substrates, does not changethe natural appearance of light natural woods.

TF40 Polyurethane Barrier Coat 100 parts by weightTX90 Curing agent (optional) 10 - 20 parts by weightTZ35 Thinner 10 - 30 parts by weight The addition of TX90 improves adhesion and wetting

Spray, roller

60 - 80 (spray)10 - 20 (roller)

One

Topcoating 4 hours minimum before sealerMust sand if after 6 hours

Substrate Light woods (maple, ash, birch etc.)

TF40/TX90 1 coat 60 - 80 gr/sq.mt.TA12/TX90 1 coat 120 gr/sq.mt.TS# ser./TX90 1 coat 120 gr/sq.mt.


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TF 40

Barrier Coat

Specific Gravity, gr/ccViscosity*Application Viscosity*Solids by Weight, %, as suppliedSolids by Weight, %, ready to usePot Life, hours at 20 C/68F (converted)

* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20C/68F

0.90 +/- 0.0524 +/- 2 sec15 +/- 2 sec (spray)16 +/- 213 +/- 2>12

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03 - 97 Revised 1-06

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Sanding sealer for flat and shaped panels, doors, etc. Can be topcoated with matte and glosspolyurethane finishes. Excellent transparency and cold check resistance.

TG1323 Clear Polyester Undercoat 100 parts by weightTV72* Accelerator 2 parts by weightTV84 Long Pot Life Catalyst 2 parts by weightTZ03 Thinner (for horizontal applications) 15-20 parts by weightTZ03 Thinner (For vertical applications) 5-10 parts by weight* TV72 use 1 part in hot weather, use 2 parts in cold weather.



2 to 3

Between coats, minutes: 30 minimumBetween coats, hours: 3 maximumFor sanding and topcoating, hours: 24 minimum


Gloss FinishTF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq mt.TG1323/TV72/TV84 2-3 coats 150/200 gr/sq mt.(per coat)TP60/TX75 1 coat 150 gr/sq mt.

Matte FinishTF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq mt.TG1323/TV72/TV84 2-3 coats 150/200 gr/sq mt.(per coat)TO9 series/TX24 1 coat 150 gr/sq mt.


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* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20°C/68°F

ACRIPOL

TG 1323

Unsaturated Polyester Clear Undercoat

One Year


02 - 98 Revised 4-05

1.07 +/- 0.05150 +/- 10 sec25-35 sec89 +/- 230 - 60


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Polyurethane clear topcoats, suitable for open and closed grain systems, for flat panels and assembled furniture. This finish exhibits good flow and leveling on verticle applications.

TO9/series Polyurethane Clear Finish 100 parts by weightTX24* Hardener 50 parts by weightTZ13 Thinner 30 parts by weight

*TX50 for slightly faster cure and hardness. TX75 for non-yellowing properties, at 40 parts by weight.

Air Assisted, Conventional, or Electrostatic Spray

100 - 120 per coat (gr. sq. mt.)

One

To handle: 18 Hours

TO 00 100 Deg. GlossTO 91 65 Deg. GlossTO 92 50 Deg. GlossTO 93 30 Deg. GlossTO 94 20 Deg. GlossTO 95 15 Deg. GlossTO 96 10 Deg. GlossTO 97 5 Deg. Gloss


Color: PF 5 Series StainSealer: TA44/TX11/TZ33 1- 2 coat Finish: TO 9 Series

Types of diluents for spray application:TZ33 Medium diluent to be used during winter timeTZ13 Medium/slow diluent to be used during summer timeTZ14 Slow diluent to be used as retarder in addition to the other diluentsTZ4223 Slow diluent to be used during hot, humid summer period.

One year

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* DIN 53211 Nr 6 @20°C/68°F


TO 9/Series

Polyurethane Clear Finish

1.00 +/- 0.0524 +/- 2 sec46 +/- 139 +/- 12 - 4 hours


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TO975/SERIES

"DIAMANTE" HIGH SCRATCH RESISTANT CLEAR POLYURETHANE


FLAT AND ASSEMBLED FURNITURE, TABLES, DESKS. Not recommended over lightwoods or stains.

TO975/gloss 100 parts by weightTX70 50 parts by weightTZ425 Thinner 10 - 30 parts by weight

Spray, airless, and air mix, for open and closed pore. Curtain for closed pore.

120 - 140 per coat (gr. sq.mt.)

Only one coat is recommended

Specific Gravity, gr/cc .954 +/-0.02Viscosity* 40 +/-2 sec.Application Viscosity* 16 +/-2 sec.Solids by Weight, %, as supplied 35 +/-2Solids by Weight, %, ready to use 31 +/-2Pot Life, hours at 20°C/68°F >5 hours* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20°C/68°F

At 20°C 18 hoursWith tunnel at 50°C 40-50' (10' cooling)

TO9750 90°+Deg. GlossTO9751 65 Deg. GlossTO9752 50 Deg. GlossTO9753 35 Deg. GlossTO9754 25 Deg. GlossTO9755 15 Deg. Gloss

Substrate: Various woodsStain: Solvent based stainSealer: TA polyurethane clear sealer or TG, TC, TD polyester clear sealerFinish: TO 975/gloss clear matt finishAdditional coats of polyurethane topcoat are not recommended. If necessary spray the additional coatwet on wet in the time window of 90 minutes to 3 hours after the original coat. If recoating isnecessary after 3 hours, sand extremely well with 320 paper first.

One year


03-97 Revised 03-03

Glossy finish for acrylic systems, suitable for light colored wood such as maple, ash, birch, etc.Contains a UV inhibitor to resist yellowing.

TP11 Gloss Acrylic Urethane Clear 100 parts by weightTX90 Hardener 25 parts by weightTZ13 Thinner 20-25 parts by weight



One



Open Grain Finish, Gloss

TA12/TX90 1 coat 120 gr/sq mt.TP11/TX90 1 coat 120 gr/sq mt.

One year


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* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20°C/68°F

ILVACRYL

TP 11

Acrylic Urethane Clear Gloss Finish


10 - 97 Revised 7-08

0.94 +/- 0.0525 +/- 2 sec10 +/- 2 sec18 +/- 2 sec29 +/- 225 +/- 25 - 7

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Glossy finish for acrylic systems, suitable for light colored wood such as maple, ash, birch, etc. Contains a UV inhibitor to resist yellowing. Good filling properties. Can be buffed and polished.

TP511 Gloss Acrylic Urethane Clear 100 parts by weightTX512 Hardener 50 parts by weightTZ13 or TZ4223 Thinner 20-25 parts by weight



One or two

To handle: 2 hoursTo stack: Over night


Open Grain Finish, Gloss

TA0012/TX1939 1 coat 120 gr/sq mt.TP511/TX512 1 coat 120 gr/sq mt.

One year


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* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20°C/68°F

ILVACRYL

TP 511

Acrylic Urethane Clear Gloss Finish


03-11, Revised 1-12

0.97 +/- 0.0523 +/- 2 sec25 +/- 2 sec44 +/- 142.5 +/- 1 3


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Glossy finish for furnitures, mouldings, and caskets. High coverage and "wet-look" appearance.

TP60 Gloss Polyurethane Clear 100 parts by weightTX75 Curing Agent 100 parts by weight*TZ13 Thinner (slow) * 40 parts by weight * Use TZ4223 in hot, humid weather

Spray

140 - 160

One or Two

Handling: 2 hours minimumBuffing: 24 hours minimumTopcoating with itself without sanding: 30 minutes minimum 3 hours maximum


PF 5 series 1 coat 40 gr/sq.mt.TF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq.mt.TG1323/TV72/TV80 2 - 3 coats 200 gr/sq.mt. per coatTP60/TX75 1 coat 120 gr/sq.mt.

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ILVALUX

TP 60

Polyurethane gloss finish, clear

One Year


5 - 02 Revised 11-07, 12-12


* DIN 53211 mm 4 at 20°C/68°F

.99 +/- 0.0550 +/- 2 sec13 +/- 2 sec50 +/- 235 +/- 22


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Direct gloss polyester finish, suitable for assembled furniture, edges, frames, small furniture accessories. Excellent "wet look" for horizontal surfaces. Can be buffed to improve film appearance.

TR 1688 Direct gloss polyester finish 100 parts by weightTV72 Accelerator 2 parts by weightTV84 Catalyst 2 parts by weightTZ86 or 10 parts by weightTZ80 Thinner 3 parts by weight

Double component spray equipment is recomended.

150 - 200 per coat

One

Gel time: 25-30 minutes minimumFull curing (handling) 24 hours minimum


TTF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq mtTG1323/TV72/TV84 2-3 coats 150/200 gr/sq mt per coatTR1688/TV72/TV84 1-2 coats 150 gr/sq mtBuffing optional


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* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20°C/68°F

ACRIPOL

TR1688

Unsaturated polyester finish, clear

One Year


12 - 00 Revised 9-02, 12-12

1.08 +/- 0.0524 +/- 2 sec13 +/- 2 sec86 +/- 230 -60


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Direct gloss polyester finish, suitable for edges, chairs, small furniture and coffins.

TR9982 Polyester gloss finish 100 parts by weightTV72 Accelerator 1 - 2 parts by weightTV84 Catalyst 2 parts by weightTZ86 Thinner 20 - 30 parts by weight

Spray

120 per coat

One

Specific Gravity, gr/cc 1.04 +/- 0.05Viscosity* 25 +/- 2 secApplication Viscosity* 15 +/- 2 secSolids by Weight, %,as supplied 84 +/- 2Pot Life,minutes at 20°C/68°F 40 +/- 2

* DIN 53211 #4 at 20°C/68°F

Gel time: 30 - 50 minutes minimumFull curing (handling) 24 hours minimum


TF25/TV19 1 coat 40 gr/sq mtTG1323/TV72/TV84 2-3 coats 150 gr/sq mt per coatTR9982/TV72/TV84/TZ86 1-2 coats

For this direct gloss TR9982, the polyester sealers are most suitable. If using a polyurethane sealer use those that give higher quality and good polymerization. If during summer greater wetting is needed add 1 - 3% TZ80 to the usual dilution. For a good result we advise to use guns that will atomize the paint (holes not too big and high air pressure). The direct polyester gloss TR9982 can also be polished with the following procedure: light sanding with abrasive grain 1000-1200 - buffing with polishing cream and cleaning with polish.

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03 - 97 Revised 4-03, 12-12


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TR 9982

Unsaturated polyester gloss finish


Matte finish for acrylic systems, suitable for light colored wood such as maple, ash, birch, etc. Containsa UV inhibitor to resist yellowing. Low VOC formulation.

TS 000..../ Acrylic Urethane VOC/C Clear 100 parts by weightTX1939 Hardener 25 parts by weightTZ4223 or TZ13NH or TZ780 Thinner 10-20 parts by weight



One


Handling and assembling: Immediate, after cooling

TS0001 65 DegreesTS0002 50 DegreesTS0003 35 DegreesTS0004 25 DegreesTS0005 15 DegreesTS1707 5 Degrees

Substrate: Ash ,Maple, Birch

Open Grain Finish

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Specific Gravity, gr/ccViscosity*Application Viscosity*, sprayApplication Viscosity*, curtain coaterSolids by Weight, %, as suppliedSolids by Weight, %, ready to usePot Life, hours at 20°C/68°F

* ASTM D1200 (Ford) #4 at 20°C/68°F

ILVACRIL

TS000/SERIES

Acrylic Urethane VOC/C Clear Finish

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02-06

0.93 +/- 0.0531 +/- 2 sec15 +/- 2 sec14 +/- 2 sec32 +/- 229 +/- 24


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ILVA

TROUBLESHOOTINGTIPS


(800) 220-4035

COMMON PROBLEMS AND THEIR SOLUTIONSWHEN USING POLYURETHANE COATINGS

BLUSHINGBlushing generally may occur during hot, humid weather with polyurethanes. Should it ap-pear under extreme conditions, it can be remedied by adding a small amount of TZ 214 to the coating to slow the dry time.

BUBBLES AND BLISTERSThis would normally occur during hot weather. They may be caused by a porous substrate that has not been sufficiently sealed with a proper washcoat or sealer. Other common causes are: material drying too fast, material too heavily applied, insufficient air atomiza-tion, or excessive air movement. To correct insufficient atomization, increase your air pres-sure. Too heavy a coat can be corrected by reducing viscosity with TZ 13 or TZ 14. Drying too fast can be corrected by adding a small amount of TZ214 as a retarder.

FLOW AND LEVELING / FISHEYESA 1% addition of PX 27 Leveling Aid/Fisheye remover will eliminate problems such as or-ange peel and craters (fisheyes). Orange peel can also be caused by the application pres-sure being too high. The other problems associated with flow and leveling can be corrected by the use of TZ 14 to reduce the viscosity and slow the drying time.

POLYURETHANE THINNERSMany application problems and poor finish results are due to the use of the wrong polyure-thane thinner. Use recommended thinners only, i.e., TZ 13, TZ 14, TZ 33, TZ 35.No-HAPS thinners are availiable for all systems.

Many of the thinners that are available in the market today are intended for machinery and equipment clean-up or automotive refinishing. They are usually very strong solvents and evaporation is far too fast to obtain the necessary flow and leveling required for fine poly-urethane finishes. Strong solvents will often bleed stains, lift finishes, draw out subsurface contaminants and cause many unnecessary problems with marginal equipment or applica-tion technique.

VARIATIONS OF SHEENEvery batch of ILVA's polyurethane is checked to be sure gloss is within our specifications. Variations of sheen are possible when using different thinners (evaporatin rates), different hardeners (type or %), change of application equipment, or dramatifc changes in tempera-ture.Additionally change of sheen would normally occur when the material isinsufficiently agitated. Semi-gloss polyurethanes and those of lower sheens should be stirred, and then agitated a minimum of ten minutes. Most low sheen finishes require 12 - 24 hours air dry to develop their sheen even though the surface may feel dry.

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POLYURETHANE COMMON PROBLEMS (continued)

SURFACE PREPARATIONSSmooth finish on wood starts with a clean, smooth, sanded surface free of dirt, oil, grease or any foreign material that would not be compatible with a polyurethane finish. Pre-finish sanding is usually done with 100-150-180 grit cabinet paper. Always sand with the wood grain and remove sanding dust from the surface before finishing.

Contaminates in the wood pores or spray equipment, such as silicone or sizing oils, will oc-casionally cause uneven drying or craters (fisheyes) in stains or finish coats. Anti-cratering additives (Fish Eye Remover) is the usual method for correcting these problems. Use PX 27 up to 1% of total coating to remedy fisheyes.

DRY TIMESOptimum ambient drying conditions are 68° F - 75° F. Product wil not cure properly below 55° F. Improper curing may result in loss of adhesion, flaking, or peeling.

DRY TIME AND USE OF STAINSAll oil base or synthetic stains should be allowed to dry at least 24 hours before applying a polyurethane product. Solvents such as mineral spirits and naphtha in oil stains are not compatible with polyurethanes, and must be completely dried out of the stain before a poly-urethane is applied. Solvent type spray stains may be recoated sooner, however, testing at your location with your stain is recommended for proper recoat compatibility. For best results Acrylic-Urethane is recommended over white or pastel colored stains.

CLEAN UP Cleaning of spray equipment with acetone must be done as soon as possible after applica-tion of coating. Use of TZ03 is the recommended thinner.

DISPOSALUnused polyurethane must be disposed of in the proper manner and in accordance with applicable local, state, and federal laws.

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COMMON PROBLEMS AND THEIR SOLUTIONSWHEN USING POLYESTER COATINGS

SPECIAL HANDLING PRECAUTIONThe accelerators (TV-72 &TV-62) and the catalysts (TV-80 & TV-84) are not stable when mixed solely with one another. This will cause an explosive fire hazard. Never mix these products directly with one another. Carefully follow mixing procedures for each product. Stir well before each step.

BLUSHINGBlushing is a very rare problem with polyester coatings and can only happen if excessive quantities of product are applied. Refer to the product data sheet for the recommended film thickness. Spray applications of multiple coats (wet-on-wet) of polyester will allow good film build with no sags, using the proper techniques. The use of the barrier coat (TF 25 is very important to ensure the desired finish results.

BUBBLE AND BLISTERUsually related to hot weather and fast drying times. The nature of polyesters are not usu-ally affected by the hot weather and are formulated to dry at specific rates. Correct mea-surements of the accelerator (TV 72) must be maintained.

CRATERING AND CRAWLINGGenerally caused by contamination of the surface by oil or silicone. If better cleaning of the surface does not cure the problem, an addition of PX 1369 at a .5% to 1.0% level will usually solve the problem in Direct Gloss Polyesters. Use PX9562 for fisheyes in TG1323 Polyester Sealer at .2 - .3% level.

THINNERSMany application problems and poor finish results are due to the wrong polyester thinner. Use only TZ 03 thinner for thinning polyester sealer and clean up. TZ 86 should be used for thinning polyester topcoat and my be used in hot weather.

Many of the thinners that are available in the market today are intended for machinery and equipment clean-up or automotive refinishing. They are usually very strong solvents and evaporation is far too fast to obtain the necessary flow and leveling required for fine polyes-ter finishes. Strong solvents will often bleed stains, lift finishes, draw out subsurface con-taminants and cause many unnecessary problems with marginal equipment or application technique.

DRY TIMESOptimum ambient drying conditions are 68°F - 75° F. Product will not cure properly below 60° F. Improper curing may result in loss of adhesion, flaking, or peeling.

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SURFACE PREPARATIONSSmooth finish on wood starts with a clean, smooth, sanded surface free of dirt, oil, grease or any foreign material that would not be compatible with a polyester finish. Pre-finish sanding is usually done with 100 - 150 grit cabinet paper. Always sand with the wood grain and remove sanding dust from the surface before finishing.

Contaminates in the wood pores or spray equipment, such as silicone or sizing oils, will oc-casionally cause uneven drying or craters (fisheyes) in stains or finish coats. Anti-cratering additives (Fish Eye Remover) is the usual method for correcting these problems. Use PX 1369 at .5 to 1.0% of total Direct Gloss Polyester Coating to remedy fisheyes. Use PX9562 at .2 - .3% in TG1323 Polyester Sealer.

DRY TIME AND USE OF STAINSAll oil base or synthetic stains should be allowed to dry at least 24 hours before applying the barrier coat (TF 25). Solvents such as mineral spirits and naphtha in oil stains are not compatible with polyesters, and must be completely dried out of the stain before a poly-ester is applied. Solvent type spray stains may be recoated sooner, however, testing at your location with your stain is recommended for proper recoat compatibility. Once again, it is crucial to use the barrier coat (TF 25), before applying the polyester coating. For best results Acrylic Urethane is recommended over white or pastel colored stains.

CLEAN UPCleaning of spray equipment with acetone must be done as soon as possible after applica-tion of coating. Use of TZ 03 is the only recommended thinner.

DISPOSALAny unused catalyzed polyester must be disposed of in accordance with applicable local, state, and federal regulations. Unused catalyzed polyester may be poured into a paper cup, allowed to stand until the material becomes very thick or semi-gelled. Then palce the cup into a bucket of water and dispose of in accordance with applicable local, state, and federal laws.

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ILVA

BUFFING &POLISHING TIPS


(800) 220-4035

BUFFING AND POLISHING TIPSFOR ILVA HIGH PERFORMANCE

POLYESTER AND POLYURETHANE FINISHES Tohaveanexcellentbuffedandpolishedfinish,itisextremelyimportanttoselectthecorrecttypeofcoating,sandingpaper,pastes-waxandpolish.ThebestresultswillbeachievedonsubstratesthathavebeencoatedandsandedfollowingthefinishingcyclessetoutintheILVAhandbook. Anadditionalimportantfactorthatwillinfluencethefinaleffectofpolishingisthede-greeofhardnessofthecoatingfilm.Uncuredcoatingswilltendtoliftormoveonthewoodduringpolishing.Thisliftingofthefilmsurfaceisaresultofheatgeneratedbythefrictionfromthebuffingrollsortherotatingpads,andcanproducea"waved"effectoradullnessinthefilmafterpolishing. Drytimeswillvarydependingontheambienttemperatureatthetimeofsprayingorcoating.Dryingtimesalsodeviatedependingonseasonaltemperatures(i.e.,longerdryingtimesduringthewintermonthsandshorterdryingtimesduringthesummermonths).Theoptimumamountofairdrytimeofthefilmpriortobuffingis48-72hours.Curingtimescanalsobeconsiderablyreducedinindustrialcyclesbyusinganovenorforcedhotair. IC&ScustomershavehadexcellentresultsbuffingourILVAproductrsusingtheMenzernalineofcompoundslistedbelow.

Never use large or course grain sanding paper (i.e. 120-180 grit) on any sealer or topcoat. Thehigherthequalityandgrainofsandingpaperusedintheinitialsealersanding,thebettertheresultwillbeafterbuffingandpolishing.Ifcoursepaperisinadver-tentlyutilizedonsealercoats,sandingonlatercoatsofmaterialwithfinepaper,willnoteliminatethe"scratch"or"swirl"marksmadeduringimproperinitialsealersanding.Thesemarkswillalwaysshowthroughtopcoatsandbuffingandpolishingwilltendtoaccentuatethem.ILVAsealercoatsarespeciallyformulatedtopowderandsandwith320then400paperwhichhelpstoachievebeautifulhighglossfinishes.

"Manual polishing", utilizinghandbuffersorpads,issuitableforsmalljobsorpre-assembleditemswhichcannotbepolishedbyautomaticproductionlinemachinery.Inthisinstance,onpolyesterfilm,agoodqualityabrasive(Indasa,3M,Norton,forexample),fol-lowedbyaMenzernaM-POS34APowerGlossCompound,andM-PO85UIndustrialPolish(FinalFinish),inthatorder,aregenerallysufficienttoremoveallsignsofscratchesleftbythesandingpaperonthefinishedsurface. Obtainingthefinestbuffed/polishedfinishwithpolyurethaneandpolyesterhighglosspigmentedtopcoats,requiresuseofultrafinesandpaperjustbeforebuffing(i.e.1000gritorhigherandthen1200).MenzernahasavailabeM-PO115CFinishingGlazetoenhanceglossandmaskimperfections.

Waxed polyester coated surfaces: Sandwith320gritpapertoremovethewax.Thefinalfinishisachievedbyusing400-500-600gritpaperwithastraightlinesanderatarightangletothepreviousstepofsanding.Shouldanultrafinefinishingberequired,moresandingsusing800gritpapersteppedupto1500orsomaybenecessary.MenzernahasavailabeM-POS34APowerGlossCompound,M-P085UIndustrialPolish(FinalFinish)andM-PO115CFinishingGlaze,usedinorderlisted,toenhanceglossandmaskimperfections.

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Direct gloss polyesters (without paraffin wax) should be sanded using a finer grainabrasive paper 1000-1200-1500 grit, at a right angle to the previous step, then buffed usingM-POS34A Power Gloss Compound, M-P085U Industrial Polish, and M-PO115C FinishingGlaze, in noted order, to enhance gloss and mask imperfections.

Polyurethane painted surfaces: Sand using 1000-1200-1500 grit paper and alwayssand at a right angle to the previous step. Then the same buffing compounds and procedureshould be used as noted above under Direct gloss polyester.

Dark polyurethane finishes: To avoid a "whitening effect" which is caused by theuse of pastes and waxes that are too abrasive, it is necessary to take particular care whensanding and buffing. Menzerna recommends using M-POS34A Power Gloss Compound,M-P085U Industrial Polish and as a final step M-PO115C Finishing Glaze can be used toenhance gloss and mask imperfections.

Never use silicon sanding paper to sand sealer. The failure to observe this funda-mental rule will result in "fisheyes", adhesion and flow out problems with all finishes. Siliconbased pastes, sanding paper, and polishes are intended for use in the automotive industry.

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MENZERNA POLISHING COMPOUNDS

Solid Bar Buffing CompundsM-W-18 Yellow medium polish compound for removing 800-1000 grit sanding marksM-W-16 Tan fine burnishing wax compound for removing 1000 grit sanding marksM-WG-15B Similar to W16, black for dark colorsM-WATOL6 Tan very fine polishing compound for high gloss buffing

Liquid Compounds and PolishesM-POS34A Power Gloss Compound. Removes 1000-1500 grit sanding marksM-PO85U Industrial Polish. Elminates light scratches and swirl marks.M-PO115C Finishing Glaze. Enhances gloss and masks imperfections.

IC&S customers have had excellent results buffing and polishing our ILVA products using theMENZERNA line of compounds listed below.

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Proper Care

ILVAHIGH PERFORMANCE WOOD FINISHES

ILVA/IC&S has been creating and selling premium quality wood finishes for over75 years. This fine cabinetry has been finished with one of our products that is theresult of the latest technology and our approach to contemporary lifestyle solutions.Cared for properly, this finish will remain beautiful and functional for many years.

Proper Care

Remove Dust. Dust is made up of small, airborne particles which can build up andmay scratch or dull the surface if not removed correctly. Simply wipe the surface with acloth dampened with a cleaning polish or mild detergent.

Clean. Oil from fingerprints, cooking fumes, smoking residue and other contaminantsaccumulate on any finished surface. None of these contaminates will harm our finishbut should be periodically removed to restore the finish to its original luster. Just wipethe surface with a cloth dampened with a polish that doesn’t contain wax. As an alternative you can use a cloth with a mild detergent solution. Ammonia or alcohol basecleaners are not recommended. Use of ammonia-based products and silicone oilsmay cause damage if used over a long period.

This finish is durable, but spills should be cleaned promptly. Also, excessive exposureto direct sunlight, high temperatures and high humidity can cause damage to the finishand wood itself.

INDEXBBuffing & Polishing 72-74

PPigmented Pastes 66Proper Care 75

Products:PA 20 28PA 39 29PA 70 30PD 3/93 31PF 5/series 32PG 1/series 33PI 29 34PI 40 35PL 50 36PL 59 37PL70 38PL 80 39PL800/Series 40PM 10 41PM 19 42PM 80 43PU1252 44PX 70 45PX 71 46TA 03 47TA0012 48TA 44 49TA48 50TC 5 51TC 10 52TC 11 53TF1525 54TF 25 55TF 40 56TG 1323 57TO 9/series 58TO975/series 59TP 11 60

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TP511 61TP 60 62TR 1688 63TR 9982 64TS 000/series 65

Systems

Acrylic/Polyurethane Open-Pore System 8Bar Tops ansd Table Tops 23Black Polyester Closed Pore Matte System 21Black Polyester Closed Pore System (High Gloss) 22Clear Polyester - Gloss Wet Look System 11Clear Polyester - Gloss Wet Look System 12Clear Polyurethane - Wet Look System 10Clear Polyurethane Table Top System 9Clear Polyruethane Hi-Build System w/Ultra Clear Sealer 5Clear Polyruethane Hi-Build System 6Clear Polyurethane Open-Pore System (various sheens) 4Closed Pore Pigmented Polyurethane System MDF Ap-plications 18Closed Pore Ultra Non-yellowing Gloss White System MDF Applications 20Closed Pore Ultra Non-yellowing Matte White MDF Ap-plication 19HAPS Compliant Clear Polyurethane Hi-Build System 7Matte White Ultra Non-yellowing System 14Open and Closed Pore Gloss White Ultra Non-yellowing System 15Pearlescent Acrylic Urethane Finish 24Pigmented Polyurethane Open Pore Finish 13White Polyester Closed-Pore System (High Gloss) 17White Polyester Closed-Pore System (Matte) 16

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Table of Contents 2Thinner Chart 26Trouble Shooting 67-71TX Polyurethane Hardener Chart 25

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