Burn Barrier™ 10-10

 

Product Description:
BURN BARRIER™ – 10-10 is a solvent based intumescent fire retardant paint and is manufactured in accordance with Federal Specification TT-P-26C. It is designed for use on interior surfaces. The coating dries quickly to a velvety flat finish, having the appearance of a conventional paint. Upon exposure to fire, BURN BARRIER™ – 10-10 puffs up (intumesces), forming a dense cellular foam layer. This foam layer greatly reduces the surface burning characteristics of combustible materials, and retards the penetration of heat to metal surfaces.

Surface Preparation:
Surface preparation should be carried out according to good painting practices. All dirt, grease, oil, wax, rust and other foreign matter must be removed.

New Surfaces:
New wood, fiberboard and other surfaces having uneven or excessive porosity should be sealed with No. 3001 Alkyd Primer, and allowed to dry a minimum of 16 hours before applying BURN BARRIER™ 10-10. New drywall, plaster and masonry surfaces should be internally dry and cured. Prime with No. 3003 Acrylic Primer, and allow to dry overnight before applying BURN BARRIER™ 10-10. New metal surfaces must be primed. Apply No. 3004 Universal Primer or No. 3005 Two Component Epoxy Primer. Allow to dry 16 hours or until hard, before applying BURN BARRIER™ 10-10.

Previously Painted Surfaces:
BURN BARRIER™ 10-10 may be applied directly to existing paint that is tightly adherent and in good condition.All glossy surfaces should be dulled with sandpaper. Spot prime where necessary with appropriate primers as shown above, before application of BURN BARRIER™ 10-10.

Application:
BURN BARRIER™ 10-10 is ready to use. It can be applied by brush, roller, airless or conventional heavy duty spray equipment. Stir thoroughly and apply, using a full bodied coat. If thinning is required, use only BURN BARRIER™ 10-10 Reducer. Do not apply in temperatures below 50°F (100 C). Suggested Coverage Rate: 190 to 230 sq.ft./US gallon (230 to 275 sq.ft./Imp. gal) in one or two coats. See fire hazard classification for specific coverage rates.

Drying Time:
Dries to touch in approximately 4 hours. Allow at least 24 hours drying time before over coating.

Thinners:
For thinning use BURN BARRIER™ 10-10 Reducer, and when cleaning use Rule 66 mineral spirits.

Fire Tests:
Flame Spread Rating: Class “A”. When tested in accordance with ASTM E-84 (NFPA 255) the coating obtained the following fire hazard classifications. A complete Underwriters’ Laboratory report is available upon request.

FIRE HAZARD CLASSIFICATION:

*Overcoated with No. 40-40 Low Gloss Fire Retardant Coating.

Tinting:
Available in white, off-white, and pastel shades, or may be field tinted with most universal or oil tinting colorants. Tinting colorants should not exceed 2 fluid ounces per gallon.

Packaging:
Standard packaging, 1 gallon, 5 gallon and 55 gallon containers.

PRECAUTIONS:
CAUTION! COMBUSTIBLE. Keep away from heat and open flame. Avoid prolonged contact with skin and breathing of vapor or spray mist. Do not take internally. Close container after each use. Use only with adequate ventilation. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. Protect from freezing.

NOTE: All porous surfaces should be properly sealed before applying fire retardant paint or varnish.

CAUTION: It is recommended that a test application be completed prior to end use. Information provided herein is based on tests believed to be reliable. Inasmuch as Fire Retardants inc. has no control over the use or application to which others may put this material, we make no guarantee or warranty. Our products are sold on the condition that each user of the material make their own evaluation to determine the material's suitability for their own particular use.

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