Aquasmart TC Floor Protect®

Unique Water based two component, Aliphatic, Satin Finish
Polyurethane Top-Coat.

Features & Benefits

AQUASMART® –TC 2K Floor Protect is a two component, water based, aliphatic coating with exceptional performance in a multitude of applications. The product is highly recommended for the protection of epoxy and polyurethane self levelling floors. AQUASMART® –TC 2K Floor Protect has excellent UV, chemical, water and abrasion resistance. The product has excellent resistance to staining and is easily pigmented with off the shelf water based pigment pastes in a 5-10% by weight ratio depending on the hiding power required.

AQUASMART® – TC Floor Protect does not change the colour of the substrate or the flooring it is applied on. There is also no discoloration in contact with water. The material is resistant towards a variety of impairments, including chemicals, coffee, tea, nicotine and plasticizer. This makes it ideally suited as a protection for garage floorings. The top coat is also abrasion resistant. It can be pigmented using water-based pigments without changes in the mechanical properties. Apply with roller and a total consumption of 150-300g/m² per layer.

Shelf Life:
Can be kept for 12 months minimum in the original unopened pails in dry places and at temperatures of 5-25°C. Once opened, use as soon as possible.

Packaging:
0,96kg Pails
A 0,16kg Pails
B 0,8kg Pails

• water-based, solvent-free

• no discolouration

• easy to apply

• fast-curing

• excellent resistancy

• long pot life

• very good adhesion

• satin finish

mixing ratio:
1 : 0,2

Application:
make sure not to apply too thickly to prevent roller marks. The material is relatively fast drying and therefore any additional rolling after first application will cause surface defects to appear. Make sure first coat is completely dry before second coat is applied.

Consumption in 2-3 coats:

150g /m² / coat.

Do not overdose the material to prevent bubbling

For further details please refer to the 

Technical Data Sheet: 

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