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ZRC Galvilite Galvanizing Repair Compound Quart

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ZRC Galvilite Galvanizing Repair Compound Aerosol

ZRC Galvilite Galvanizing Repair Compound Aerosol is a self-healing galvanic film that does not require sandblasting for most applications, providing both up-front labor savings and extended longevity of corrosion protection.

  • 95% zinc in dry film
  • Low VOC
  • Passes 3,000 hours of salt spray testing
$22.11
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ZRC Galvilite Galvanizing Repair Compound Aerosol 20010

ZRC Galvilite is a single pack, premixed, ready to apply, liquid organic zinc compound in an aerosol format for galvanizing repair and corrosion protection. It is formulated to closely match the silvery finish of galvanized metal and provides galvanic protection with 95% metallic zinc by weight in the dry film. Galvilite is recognized under the Underwriters Laboratories Component Program as equivalent to hot dip galvanizing and is used for field repairs, weld touch up, and restoration of damaged zinc rich coatings.

Key Features

  • 95% metallic zinc by weight in the dry film using ASTM D520 Type III zinc dust.
  • Recognized under the Underwriters Laboratories Component Program as equivalent to hot dip galvanizing.
  • Meets and exceeds DOD-P-21035A, MIL-P-26915A, ASTM A780, and SSPC Paint 20.
  • Passes 3,000 hours salt spray testing without failure per ASTM B117.
  • Low VOC approved in all 50 states.
  • Set to touch in 20 to 30 minutes when ambient air dried.
  • Topcoat after 24 to 48 hours with compatible coatings such as acrylic, epoxy, urethane, or vinyl systems.

Applications

  • Repairing hot dip galvanizing.
  • Field applied galvanizing and touch up of damaged areas.
  • Rust proofing welds and repair of weldments.
  • Repairing inorganic zinc coatings.
  • Regalvanizing worn hot dip galvanized surfaces.
  • Metal fabrication, construction, and industrial maintenance.
  • Roads and bridges, tanks, water treatment, marine and offshore, cooling towers.

Technical Specifications:

Property Value
Type Single pack, premixed, ready to apply, liquid organic zinc compound
Metallic Zinc Content 95% by weight in dry film
Theoretical Coverage 400 ft2 per gallon at 1.5 mil dry film thickness
VOC Content 3.3 lb/gal (385 gms/ltr) (ASTM D3960)
Solids Content 86% (by weight) / 52% (by volume)
Viscosity 2500 cps, Brookfield spindle 5 at 100 RPM, at 25 C
Flash Point 111 F (44 C) (ASTM D3278, SETA method)
Dry Time Set to touch when ambient air dried, 20 to 30 minutes
Recoat Time (second coat) After 12 hours
Topcoating After 24 to 48 hours, topcoat with acrylic, epoxy, urethane, or vinyl type products. Do not use alkyd, alkyd modified acrylic, or lacquer type products.
Maximum Service Temperature, intermittent 750 F (399 C)
Maximum Service Temperature, constant 350 F (177 C)
Pot Life At least 24 hours at 77 F (25 C)
Packaging Available in 3.5 gallon pails, gallon, quart, half pint, and aerosol cans

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Galvilite used for?
It is used for repair of damaged hot dip galvanizing, field applied galvanizing, rust proofing welds, and repair of damaged inorganic zinc coatings.

How much zinc is in the coating?
Metallic zinc content is 95% by weight in the dry film.

How fast does it dry?
Set to touch when ambient air dried is 20 to 30 minutes. Recoat time for a second coat is after 12 hours.

Can it be topcoated?
Yes. After 24 to 48 hours, topcoat with compatible systems such as acrylic, epoxy, urethane, or vinyl coatings. Do not use alkyd, alkyd modified acrylic, or lacquer type products.

What surface preparation is recommended?
Typical examples include solvent cleaning grease and oils to SSPC SP1, power tool cleaning rust scale to SSPC SP11, sandblasting mill scale to SSPC SP6, and for water immersion (100 F maximum) sandblasting to SSPC SP10.

What temperatures can the coating handle in service?
Maximum service temperature is 350 F (177 C) constant and 750 F (399 C) intermittent.