PUR Top Coat, Spar Varnish | HP-PUR
HP-PUR | 2K PUR Topcoat
HP-PUR is a high-quality two-component varnish for high quality any weatherproof coatings with intense gloss.Ideally suited for coatings of machinery, deck superstructures, furniture, containers, GRP parts, industrial coatings and much more.
✔ Easy to apply
...by spraying or also with a soft brush or a flocked foam roller!
For new coatings or renovations in combination with our epoxy resins.
✔ Brillant colours
...available in nearly all RAL colours or in transparent!
Long-lasting color stability and high UV protection.
✔ High resistance
...against weathering without permanent water load!
Properties and fields of application:
- Deliverable in nearly all RAL-colours
- Top coat for inside and outside without permanent water exposure
- Long-lasting colour stability through good UV protection
- Professional 2-component polyurethane finish also for industrial coatings
- Suitable for coatings of machinery, deck superstructures, furniture, containers, GRP parts, industrial coatings and much more.
- Ready to be sprayed, manual application with soft paint-brush or flocked roller is also possible
- Excellent fullness of the paint film
Not suitable for underwater applications.
Does not adhere to PE, PP, PTFE, ...
**We can only offer the following RAL shades in 0,625 liter units:
0000 (transparent), 1021 (rape yellow), 2004 (pure orange), 3000 (flame red), 5002 (ultramarine blue), 9003 (signal white), 9004 (signal black)
Notes on processing:
Carefully mix the resin and hardener in the specified ratio (100:25 by weight) with a suitable stirrer until bubble-free. Then let this rest for 10 minutes before processing, so that any bubbles formed can escape. The top coat can then be applied within the pot life.Note on the application procedure:
For high quality, spray application is recommended. Electrostatic processing (ESTA) is also possible as well as application with a flocked roller. Subsequent sizing is possible here. The painted surfaces must be protected from moisture for at least 24 hours, as this interferes with the curing process and may reduce the gloss.In any case, we recommend a paint test with a subsequent adhesion test!
Technical Data 2K PUR Topcoat | HP-PUR
- Colouring: Upon costumer request available in almost all RAL colours
- 2K polyurethane system
- Mixing rations (weight): 100 parts resin/ 50 parts hardener, if necessary 10-20 parts IMC-X Thinner
- Working time (pot life): ca. 3 hours (at 20°C)
- Working temperature OPTIMUM: 18 - 25 °C
- Working temperature MINIMUM: 15 °C (air); 70% relative air humidity
| dust-free (at 20°C): | 20 - 30 minutes |
| non-sticky (at 20°C): | 4 - 5 hours |
| complete drying process (bei 20°C): | 48 hours |
Ofentrocknung bei 60°C
| non-sticky (let it air for 30 minutes before heating) | ca. 30 minutes |
| fully loadable after | 6-7 days (at 20°C) |
Hazard statements
Hardener:
H226 Flammable liquid and vapour.
H304 May be fatal if swallowed and enters airways.
H315 Causes skin irritation.
H317 May cause an allergic skin reaction.
H319 Causes serious eye irritation.
H332 Harmful if inhaled.
H335 May cause respiratory irritation.
H336 May cause drowsiness or dizziness.
H373 May cause damage to organs through prolonged or repeated exposure.
Resin:
H226 Flammable liquid and vapour.
H312 Harmful in contact with skin.
H315 Causes skin irritation.
H318 Causes serious eye damage.
H332 Harmful if inhaled.
H335 May cause respiratory irritation.
H336 May cause drowsiness or dizziness.
Frequently asked questions
Why HP-PUR (Polyurethane)?
An Polyurethane coating not only helps to prevent moisture from penetrating into the building structure, it also makes it more difficult for biological substances to settle, which are a basis for vermin, fungal and mould infestation. In the long term, the fabric of the construction can be protected by using HP-PUR coatings.
Which colours are available?
Over 190 different RAL colours can be mixed and delivered.
Resin and hardener were mixed in the bucket. How long can the system be used?
The so-called pot life is 3-5 hours. A very important factor is the ambient temperature. The warmer, the shorter the pot life! After 5 hours at approx. 20°C the mixture reacts and becomes viscous. After that it should not be used anymore!
When the paint is rolled, small bubbles appear. How can these be avoided?
When the recommended rollers (HP-L1032 and HP-L1034) are used, there is usually no blistering. However, blistering may occur when using standard rollers! With a suitable flat brush or surface paint brush the bubbles can be spread directly after rolling the paint. The so-called "equalizing" should be done carefully, otherwise a very uneven surface look is created.
Why does the colour look uneven or irregular during application?
When mixing, it is important to stir each individual component well beforehand and to mix the entire system well afterwards. After mixing, the mixture should be left to stand for approx. 10 minutes so that any bubbles that may have formed can escape.
Does it make sense to apply the paint as thick as possible?
When applying the paint, ensure that the paint is rolled up evenly and not too thick. If the layer is too thick, the entire varnish cannot react with oxygen and therefore cannot harden. This would result in blistering and an uneven surface. Later, it can even lead to flaking. Tip: It is better to apply twice thinly than once too thick! It should be noted that the first layer should be tack-free before applying the second layer. The second layer must be applied within 24 hours (at 20°C) before the first layer hardens.
I have used much less than specified. Can I return the paint?
All varnishes are mixed on customer order and therefore unfortunately cannot be taken back. In addition, the specified quantity of approx. 150g/m² should be observed. If the paint is applied too thinly, the quality and durability of the coating will be reduced.
The time window for the subsequent coating was exeeded and the substrate has already hardened. Can I still apply the subsequent coating?
A too late application of HP-PUR on the first layer or on the primer can lead to orange peel (a disturbance of the colour flow). Furthermore, a chemical bond between the individual layers is no longer guaranteed. Therefore, it would be necessary to sand the surface again after it has dried through and then rub it with acetone to remove dust or grease.
