Steel-It Epoxy Finish 2 Quart Kit 4907Q

Steel-It Epoxy Topcoat - High-Performance, Corrosion-Resistant Coating

Steel-It Epoxy Topcoat is a two-part polyamide epoxy coating that incorporates 316L stainless steel leafing pigment, offering outstanding protection against corrosion, UV rays, chemicals, and abrasion. This durable finish is USDA-approved for use in the food industry and withstands high-pressure washdowns, making it ideal for industrial applications. It can be applied over Steel-It Epoxy Precoat and is suitable for ferrous and non-ferrous metals, as well as other materials like wood, tile, glass, and more. The coating creates a metallic finish that provides long-lasting performance in harsh environments.

Key Features:

• Contains 316L stainless steel for superior corrosion resistance
• Withstands UV exposure, chemicals, abrasion, and washdowns
• USDA-approved for food processing environments
• Applies to ferrous and non-ferrous metals and various other surfaces
• Creates a tough, long-lasting metallic finish

Applications:

• Industrial equipment and machinery
• Food processing facilities
• Transportation and marine applications
• Corrosion protection for metals and non-metal substrates

Technical Specifications:

• Packaging:  2-gallon kit
• Mix Ratio:  1:1 for easy application
• Finish:  Metallic stainless steel
• Compliance:  USDA approved for incidental food contact
• Application Method:  Brush, roller, or spray gun (conventional or airless)

Frequently Asked Questions:

What surfaces can Steel-It Epoxy Topcoat be applied to?
Steel-It Epoxy Topcoat can be applied to metals, wood, tile, glass, masonry, porcelain, plaster, fiberglass, and more.

Is this coating suitable for food processing environments?
Yes, Steel-It Epoxy Topcoat is USDA-approved for use in food processing and handling facilities.

Can Steel-It Epoxy Topcoat be used outdoors?
Yes, it offers excellent protection against UV rays and weather exposure, making it ideal for outdoor use.

What application methods are recommended?
Steel-It Epoxy Topcoat can be applied by brush, roller, or spray gun (airless or conventional). Spraying is the preferred method for optimal results.