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Polyurea coating construction scheme
Garage Flooring
Option 1: Primer EW02 + Self-Leveling M04T-UV
- High Flowability:
Self-leveling material spreads evenly, filling uneven floor areas to create a smooth surface - Superior Sealing
Its excellent sealing properties have already resolved capillary issues, eliminating the need for a topcoat. High Strength
Self-leveling polyurea forms a thick, durable film in one step. Once cured, it offers high strength, elasticity, and wear resistance.UV Resistance
Withstands intense sunlight and aging due to excellent UV resistance.
- Recommended Usage:
Primer: 0.15-0.3 kg/㎡
Self-Leveling: 1-2 kg/㎡
Option 2: Primer EW02 + Intermediate Coat M02T + Top Coat M06T-UV
- Primer Layer
Seals the substrate surface, enhances adhesion, and provides a solid foundation for subsequent coatings. - Polyurea Intermediate Coat
Increases overall thickness and mechanical strength, smoothens surface irregularities, and offers a seamless transition layer. - Polyurea Top Coat
Serves as the final decorative and protective layer, delivering the desired aesthetic finish and surface properties. - lmportant Note:
After completing one process step, the next step should be covered within 24 hours.If conditions are not sufficient, the substrate must be sanded before the next stepand covered as soon as possible. - Recommended Usage
Primer: 0.15-0.3 kg/㎡
Intermediate Coat: 0.2-2 kg/㎡
Top Coat: 0.15-0.3 kg/㎡
Thin coating process
Option3: Primer EW02 + Top Coat M06T-UV
- Base floor requirements
The concrete floor (or other material floor, such as ceramic tile, stone, metal) must be highly flat, with a dense surface and no floating dust. - Polyurea Primer:
Seals and closes the substrate surface, enhancing adhesion for subsequent coatings. - Polyurea Thin Coat:
Serves as the final decorative and protective layer, providing an aesthetically pleasing finish and enhanced performance. - Recommended Material Usage:
Primer: 0.15-0.3 kg/㎡
Top Coat: 0.15-0.3 kg/㎡ - Subfloor flexibility
Thin coating process construction subfloor can be flat concrete, tile, LVT floor, stone plastic floor, epoxy coating floor, polyurethane floor, etc.
Diversity Of Choice
The Diversity of Self-Leveling
- Self-Leveling M04T-UV
Withstands intense sunlight and aging due to excellent UV resistance.Suitable for outdoor and indoor use. - Self-Leveling M04T-V
Indoor decoration solvent-free two-component polyurethane/polyurea floor self-leveling - Self-Leveling M04T
Economical version of M04T-V, not suitable for light-colored systems. Solvent-free two-component polyurethane/polyurea floor self-leveling Self-Leveling Colored Sand
This product is designed for use in various applications where colored sand is needed for aesthetic or functional purposes
The Diversity of Top Coat
Flat topcoat & Ultra wear-resistant
- Flat topcoat M06T-UV
Aliphatic solvent-free polyurea floor coating with UV protection technology, high gloss smooth finish or optional semi-gloss fine aggregate textured finish - Flat topcoat M06T-V
Solvent-free two-component polyurethane/polyurea floor finish for interior decoration - Ultra wear-resistant M08T-UV
Aliphatic solvent-free polyurea topcoat with UV protection technology, optional semi-gloss fine aggregate texture finish.
Hand-applied Polyurea Coatings
Flexible and diverse construction methods
MPU polyurea polyurethane adopts latent curing technology to appropriately reduce the initial reaction activity of the material, prolong the material operation time, and does not affect the final curing speed and material performance of the material.
MPU polyurea coating can be applied manually by brushing or scraping with a roller brush, a brush, or a trowel, or it can be efficiently sprayed with spray equipment. The construction methods are flexible and diverse.
Application Scenarios
Color Service
The MPU Coating floor color card is derived from the German RAL color card, a highly respected standard among color professionals in the international industrial, architectural, and design sectors. The RAL color standard is extensively used in various color matching designs and color calibration processes.
Please note that due to variables such as lighting conditions and display differences, the colors on the electronic card may appear different from the actual paint colors. Therefore, this color card is intended for reference purposes only and should not be used as a standard sample.
Colors can be customized
Colored Quartz can be used with all MPU COATINGS Systems
Decorative flakes can be used with all MPU COATINGS systems
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Polyurea is an elastomer derived from step-growth polymerization, which involves combining a synthetic resin and an isocyanate reactive material. It is renowned for its rapid curing time, durability, and resistance to various environmental factors.
Polyurea is used in a wide range of applications including waterproofing, coatings for pipelines, secondary containment, tank linings, flooring, and protective coatings for concrete and steel structures.
Polyurea offers superior benefits such as faster curing times, greater flexibility, excellent abrasion resistance, and strong chemical resistance compared to traditional materials like epoxy and polyurethane.
Polyurea coatings provide outstanding durability, resistance to chemicals and abrasions, waterproofing capabilities, quick application and curing times, and the ability to adhere to a variety of substrates.
Yes, polyurea can be applied in a wide range of temperatures, from sub-zero to high heat environments, making it versatile for various climatic conditions.
Polyurea has an exceptionally fast curing time, typically ranging from seconds to minutes, allowing for quick project turnaround and minimal downtime.
Polyurea is environmentally friendly as it contains no volatile organic compounds (VOCs), solvents, or other hazardous substances, making it safe for use in sensitive environments.
Polyurea can be applied to numerous surfaces including concrete, steel, wood, and other metals, as well as various types of plastics and foam.
The longevity of a polyurea coating depends on the specific application and environmental conditions but typically, polyurea coatings can last for many years, providing long-term protection and performance.
Polyurea coatings require minimal maintenance. Regular cleaning and periodic inspections for any signs of wear or damage will help ensure the longevity and performance of the coating.