PT-110 ACRYLIC LACQUER

PT-110 is a general purpose high performance, single component acrylic lacquer topcoat designed for interior or exterior use on metal or composite surfaces. PT-110 meets and exceeds MIL-L-81352A and the BELL HELICOPTER SPECIFICATION 299-947-069. This product is available in bulk and aerosol cans.

COLORS

This coating can be provided in any color & gloss range as designated by the Federal Standard 595C. Custom colors are also available.

COATING PROPERTIES & CHARACTERISTICS

• Flash Point :76°F
• Reducer: PT-1002 or PT-1003 TYIII Primer PT-562 & PT-500
• Recommended Dry Film Thickness: 1 mil
• Weight (lbs per gallon): 9 to 11 lbs
• Theoretical Coverage: 300 sq. ft./gallon

SHELF LIFE

Shelf life is only applicable for materials stored in unopened and undamaged original factory filled containers.1 year when stored between 50⁰-85⁰ Fahrenheit.

APPLICATION

This product can be applied by brushing, rolling, conventional air spray equipment or a HVLP spray system. Please consult with a PTI representative for specific equipment recommendations and settings.

1. Make sure pots, guns, and lines are purged and cleaned.
2. Mix both paint and reducer thoroughly and filter/strain before spray application. NOTE: It is not recommended to strain flat/matte coatings.
3. HVLP Spray Pressure: 7-10psi. Conventional spray pressure 15-30psi
4. Always air-blow and tack wipe the surfaces to be painted. Aircraft should be grounded to prevent static.
5. Best application results: apply 2 coats: 1 fog/tack coat & 1 full coat from 0.6 – 1 mil thickness.
6. Do not allow more than 12 hours to pass before applying the second coat.
7. Recommended Dry Film Thickness is 1-1.2 mils. Some colors may require thicker films to achieve hiding.

NOTE: Application of PTI products requires the use of all OSHA approved safety equipment, including proper ventilation. Additionally, PTI products require the recommended temperature/humidity conditions and film thickness ranges for optimal performance.

DRYING & CURING SCHEDULE

Dry times are based on the dry film thickness between 1-1.2 mils (25-50 microns). Air Dry Times Times are based on laboratory temperatures (75⁰F / 25⁰C and 50% Relative Humidity). It is recommended that temperatures are between 50 and 95 deg. F and humidity does not exceed 75%.

Dries hard in 10 minutes minutes; full cure in 72 hours.

Force Cure:

Air dry for 10 minutes, then bake for no longer than 1 hour at 120°F. After heat, let parts return to ambient temperature for a minimum of 1 hour.