Silcor Top Coat 75 is a high-performance, two-part, aliphatic polyurethane coating designed to protect Silcor membrane systems in exposed environments. This fast-curing, non-slip topcoat provides excellent UV resistance, ensuring long-lasting color and durability. Ideal for plant room and lift motor room roofs, balconies, decks, and perimeter turn-ups, Silcor Top Coat 75 delivers a tough, foot-trafficable finish that withstands harsh Australian conditions. Its ease of application and quick cure time make it a reliable choice for professional waterproofing projects.
Silcor Top Coat 75 is formulated to provide a robust protective layer over Silcor membrane systems. Its aliphatic polyurethane composition ensures excellent UV resistance and durability. The fast curing properties allow for efficient project completion, while the non-slip finish enhances safety. This topcoat is designed to maintain its flexibility and adhesion, ensuring long-term performance in various environmental conditions.
Chemical Properties: Two-part, aliphatic polyurethane coating.
Application Temperature Range: Apply at temperatures suitable for polyurethane coatings, typically between 5°C and 35°C (41°F and 95°F). Ensure surfaces are dry and free from moisture.
Q: How do I prepare the Silcor membrane before applying the topcoat?
A: Ensure the Silcor membrane surface is clean and dry. Remove any dirt, debris, or moisture before applying Silcor Top Coat 75.
Q: Can I tile over Silcor Top Coat 75?
A: Yes, you can tile over Silcor Top Coat 75 after sealing it with Silcor Primer BW Grey/EPOCOTE F100W Grey to ensure proper adhesion.
Q: What is the mixing ratio for Silcor Top Coat 75?
A: The mixing ratio is 5:1 by weight, Resin to Hardener. Mix thoroughly with a high-speed dissolver for 5 minutes before application.
Q: How long does Silcor Top Coat 75 take to dry?
A: It dries in approximately 2 hours at 25°C (77°F), allowing for quick access by trades.
Q: What is the coverage rate for Silcor Top Coat 75?
A: The minimum coverage is 0.3 kg/m² to achieve a minimum dry film thickness (DFT) of 0.15 mm.