Hempel Non-Slip Deck Coating 0.75L

Stir product well before use

Pre-treatment:
Always ensure all surfaces are clean, oil-free, and dry. Clean the surface and remove any oil and grease with a suitable cleaning agent, then sand the surface with dry sandpaper. Carefully remove dust with fresh water. Treatment of new wood with a suitable wood impregnating agent is recommended before surface treatment.

Previously treated surface:
Sand, clean and dry the surface.

Painting:
Apply 2–3 coats of the product. If necessary, add thinner: max. 5%.
If you are using HEMPEL's two-component primer, it is good to sand the surface thoroughly before painting with the product. This ensures maximum paint adhesion.
At the time of painting, the surface must be completely clean and dry, and its temperature must be above the dew point to avoid condensation. The moisture content of the wood must not exceed: 16%. Do not treat in direct sunlight. In confined spaces, ensure adequate ventilation during painting and drying.

Shelf life: 5 years from the date on the lid

Safety Data Sheet: Hempel Non-Slip Deck Coating

Product Data Sheet: Hempel Non-Slip Deck Coating

Product description
Hempel's Non-Slip Deck Coating is a fast-drying, semi-matt acrylic topcoat containing fine aggregates to provide a non-slip finish. It has good resistance to stress, and excellent weather and abrasion resistance.

Recommended use
Can be used on fiberglass, wood and steel surfaces. Intended for interior and exterior use above the waterline.

Features
– Contains aggregates to provide a non-slip surface.

Flash point
26°C [79°F]

VOC content
476g/L

Handling
Handle with care. Refer to all warning and safety texts on the packaging and paint containers before and during use, and comply with local and national regulations during use. For more detailed information, always refer to Hempel's Safety Data Sheet in addition to the product data sheet.

Product code
56251

Standard colour / code
White 10000 *

Gloss
Matt

Solids content
46 ± 2%

Specific gravity
1.3 kg/L [11 lb/US gal]

Dry film thickness, reference
50 microns [2.0 mils]