HSC™ Coating: Specs and Uses
Uses:
- Reduction of external temperature of hot surfaces as an aid to worker safety
- Reduction of heat loss for energy savings
- Stops condensation
- Helps to stop CUI (corrosion under insulation) by blocking heat loss
Application
Although HSC™ Coating can be applied by non-professionals, SPI recommends using a SPI certified applicator.
Preparation:
- Surface must be clean and completely dry, with no loose debris or particles, rust, dirt, oil, films or residues of any kind. HSC™ Coating will cover previous coatings, provided they are fully adhered to the surface and no gloss surface
- Mechanically stir, as formula will tighten. Stirring loosens and relaxes the consistency.
Application methods:
- Graco Texspray RTX 1500 or airless sprayer (2,800 psi minimum with .035 tip)
- Apply a 50 wet mil (1.25 mm) primer coat to allow a steaming-off and cooling of surface to avoid bubbles, and then increase thickness with additional coats as needed
Applied rate:
- 80 sq. ft./gal. (7.4 sq.m./gal.) as primer
- 4.8 - 9.6 sq. ft./gal. (0.44 – 0.9 sq.m./gal.) with build coats
Film thickness:
- 50 mil wet (1.25 mm) as primer
- 125 - 250 mils dry (3 – 6 mm) with build coats depending on need to control different ranges of heat. Build up to meet need.
Dry times:
- 10 minutes as primer over hot surface, then increase thickness as needed.
- 24 hours to set
Precautions:
- Do not use for exterior applications unless top coated with Rust Grip® or Enamo Grip for long term durability
Limitations:
- Do not use for underwater applications.
- HSC™
Coating is white in color and rough in texture
- Not recommended as the only fire protection material to be used in residential or industrial construction
- Do not use as floor coating
- Not UV protected. For external use overcoat with Super Therm®
Contact Superior Products International II, Inc. with any questions or visit our Documentation section for full documentation.