MAX CLR-TC A/B
CLEAR LIQUID RESIN -TOP COAT
3/4 Gallon Combined Volume
½-Gallon of MAX CLR-TC PART A RESIN
AND
1-Quart MAX CLR-TC PART B CURING AGENT
Formulated With Surfactants That Improve Substrate Wetting, Reduce Air Bubble Entrapment
Eliminate Surface Blemishes Such As Bénard Cells, Orange Peeling, Fish Eyes, Pin Holes, And Cratering

MAX CLR TC A/B Coating Performance

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MAX CLR-TC A/B FOR TOP COATING APPLICATION
Excellent Adhesion To A Wide Range Of Substrates
Gloss Retention, Impact Resistance
Balance Of Strength And Durability
Chemical And Solvent Resistance


MAX CLR-TC A/B is two-part epoxy-based system specially formulated as a high-quality topcoat and an extremely smooth, mirror-like finish is desired. 

MAX CLR-TC A/B is a two-part epoxy-based system specially formulated as topcoat system.
It offers surface durability performance while maintaining crystal clarity, gloss, and other aesthetic qualities.
 

MAX CLR-TC also offers high chemical resistance, excellent coating adhesion and overall durability suitable for many aspects of an aesthetic and protective coating for many applications. MAX CLR-TC A/B demonstrates excellent wetting and adhesion to a variety of substrates such as composite materials, concrete and ceramic products, plastics, wood, glass, steel, aluminum and most soft metals. It's cured high gloss finish, excellent transparent clarity, and ease of use make MAX CLR-TC an excellent choice as high-quality coating system for composite laminates, protective coatings, and applications where a very smooth and high gloss finish is desired.

MAX CLR-TC A/B is 100% solids and does not contain Ozone Depleting Chemicals (ODC), non-reactive plasticizers or solvent fillers.


THIS KIT INCLUDES A SET OF YORKER CAPS FOR CONTROLLED DISPENSING.


Use these Yorker caps to dispense the material with ease and minimize over pouring and reduce spills.
We do not recommend using dispensing pumps. The curing agent or PART B of any epoxy resin system is sensitive to moisture and carbon dioxide, which will react with the curing agent and form carbamate crystals (salt-like crystals that form on the tip of the pump) and reduce reactivity.


CARBAMATE CRYSTALS THAT FORM ON THE PUMP WHEN THE CURING AGENT IS EXPOSED AMBIENT  MOISTURE AND CARBON DIOXIDE. THESE CRYSTALS ARE INSOLUBLE IN EPOXY RESIN RESULTING IN CONTAMINATION AND CAUSES POOR CURE AND AMINE-BLUSHING.



Use these Yorker caps and cut the tip to meter the orifice of the of the tip for accurate dispensing.

When done, just replace the tip cap and it will exclude ambient moisture and air and keep the resin system viable for years.
To use the caps, cut off the tip to the desired hole size, and attach, do not cut pass the ridgeline that keeps the tip cap in place.
To dispense, lay the plastic jug unto its side and apply pressure on the bottle to dispense the contents.

When done replace the tip cap and the container is sealed and it will be usable for years.

We highly recommend using a scale to measure each component accurately.

Surface Preparation Is Key For Any Coating Application
The quality of adhesion of any coating or adhesive application is dependent on how well the surface is prepared.
The resin system must be able to properly 'wet-out' the surface to form a continuous film.
Surfaces demonstrating poor wettability prevents the liquid resin from forming a cohesive bond.
Improper surface wetting yields poor adhesion and will delaminate during use.

Wetting is the ability of a liquid to interfaces or wet-out a solid surface; its dynamics is expressed as surface tension.
A surface that demonstrates low surface tension, such as waxed surface, oily surface or slick plastics like Teflon will prevent the liquid resin to wet-out and cause poor adhesion.

In the same respect, if the surface is coated from a previous application, the epoxy adhesion is limited to adhesion quality of the primary coating is applied over. Make sure to remove any loose or peeling old coating before application to avoid delamination.
If possible remove the old coating by mechanical sanding so the applied epoxy is in direct contact with the base substrate.
Applying a coating over oil-based stain should be avoided if possible.

Why Epoxy Coatings Beads Up And Separate.

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Epoxy Resin Mixing Procedure
Please view the following video for the proper mixing of epoxy resins.
 It demonstrates the proper technique of mixing any type of epoxy resin system.
The proper cure and final performance of an epoxy resin system are highly dependent on the quality and thoroughness of the mix.
The resin and curing agent must be mixed to homogeneous consistency to ensure the best-cured performance.

Best Epoxy Resin Mixing Method

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TYPICAL POUR COATING AND  
SURFACE AIR BUBBLE REMOVAL TECHNIQUE



Polishing Improves Scratch Resistance, Gloss And Overall Coating Durability


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Common Problems Of Epoxy Based Top Coats

POOR SURFACE WETTING 

Due to the coating’s inability to overcome the LOW SURFACE ENERGY (LSE) or wettability of the substrate,

the coating agglomerates and fails to create a continuous laminar film.

 

Bénard Cells
Bénard cells are defects that look as if someone has imprinted a series of hexagonal shapes on the surface of the paint film.
The pattern can also maybe four or five-sided defined patterns
 that are either very subtle and can only be seen by angular view or very obvious patterns that can also be felt by light touch as well pronounce visual appearance.
 
Orange Peel, Pitting, and Craters
Orange peel is a noticeable bumpy visual defect on the surface of coatings.
It is random and an irregular surface pattern is very common to the texture of an orange peel hence the namesake.
It is predominantly caused by poor substrate wetting and leveling of the coating.
Other influences of this surface texture are the mirrored roughness of the substrate 
that is coated that is not well prepared for coating.
Rather than being flat and smooth, the surface takes on the appearance of an orange peel, 
with numerous small bumps and craters.




MAX CLR-TC A/B
Offers excellent mechanical performance while maintaining crystal clarity, high gloss, low air bubble entrapment, and superior aesthetic qualities of the coating.
Its high gloss finish, excellent transparent clarity, color stability and ease of use make MAX CLR-TC an excellent choice as a top coatings applications.
MAX CLR-TC  also offers high chemical resistance, structural adhesion and overall durability suitable for many protective coatings applications.



Competitive Epoxy Coating
Note The Cratering, Orange Peeling Surface Defects 

Epoxy Resin Coverage
1 Gallon Of Resin Can Covers 1608 Square Feet Per 1 Mil Or 0.001 Inch Cured Coating Thickness
1 Gallon = 231 Cubic Inches
1 Gallon Of Resin Is 128 Ounces
1 Gallon Of Mixed Epoxy Resin Is 9.23 Pounds
1 Gallon Of Resin Is 3.7854 Liters

Physical Properties

And

Mechanical Properties

Density

1.10 G/CC

Form and Color

Clear Liquid

Viscosity

1,125 cPs @ 25ºC Mixed

Mix Ratio

50 Parts “B” to 100 Parts “A” By Weight

Working Time

45 – 50 Minutes @ 25ºC

(100 Gram Mass)

Peak Exotherm

70ºC (100 Gram Mass)

Thin Film Set Time (dry to the touch)

4 to 6 Hours

Handle Time

8 Hours

Cure Time And Accelerated Cure Time

2 to 7 days @ 25ºC or 8 hours at room temperature plus 1 hours at 100ºC

Hardness

75 ± 5 Shore D,

Tee-Peel Strength

3.7 Lbs. per inch Width

Tensile Shear Strength

2,554 psi @ 25ºC

1,010 psi @ -40ºC

950 psi @ 100ºC

Elongation

3.0% @ 25ºC

Flexural Strength

13,000 psi

Flexural Modulus

344,000 psi

Heat Deflection Temp.

110ºC


Chemical Resistance Performance
FULL IMMERSION at 30°C

MEASURED PERCENT CHANGE IN WEIGHT

REAGENT

3 days

28 days

Deionized Water

0.32

1.50

Sea Water

0.10

0.98

Methanol

7.93

-2.41

Ethanol

3.98

10.28

Toluene

0.54

2.86

Xylene

0.34

0.05

Butyl Cellosolve

16.63

5.31

MEK

Destroyed

Destroyed

10% Lactic Acid

1.21

5.42

10% Acetic Acid

0.54

0.45

70% Sulfuric Acid

0.08

0.14

50% Sodium Hydroxide

0

0

10% Sodium Hypochlorite

0.51

1.36

 

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Proportioning the correct amount is equally as important to attain the intended cured properties of the resin system.
The container in which the epoxy and curing agent is mixed is an important consideration when mixing an epoxy resin system.
The container must withstand the tenacity of the chemical and must be free of contamination.
Most epoxy curing agent has a degree of corrosivity, as a general practice, protective gloves should be worn when handling chemicals of the same nature.



  MIXING KIT CONTENTS 
 4 each 32 ounce (1 Quart) clear HDPE plastic tubs
4 each 16 ounce (1 pint) clear HDPE plastic tubs
4 each clear HDPE Plastic Lids for the plastic tubs
4 each 8 ounce (1/2-Pint) Wax Free Paper Cups
Powder-Free Latex Gloves (Large)
10 cc Syringes
Wooden Stir Sticks
Foam Brush

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