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INT 9.2B HIGH PERFORMANCE ARCHITECTURAL LATEX High Performance Architectural Latex is a high performance system, which provides a significant benefit in the areas of scrub resistance, resistance to marking and burnishing, and removal of stains and marks from the surface. It provides suitable performance for use in commercial and institutional uses such as schools, public buildings, hospitals, etc. It provides increased washability compared to conventional latex products. They also provide increased resistance to staining, and ease of soil removal. The low and intermediate levels of gloss possess much better resistance to “burnishing” than conventional latex products. These systems provide almost equivalent performance to alkyds, but without the objectionable odor and with a greater ‘friendliness’ to the environment. However, they are more sensitive to cleaners containing strong solvents than are the alkyd systems. System Finish Gloss Levels -G2 MPI Gloss Level 2 – Low Sheen – “like velvet cloth” Used on surfaces where greater durability and stain resistance than conventional latex is desired. Pros: - Ease of touch-up, uniform appearance, marks less than Gloss Level 1 (G1) Cons:- Marks easier and is less washable than Level 3 -G3 MPI Gloss Level 3 – “like an egg’s shell” Common usage – in corridors and hallways Pros: - Washability. Provides a higher level of durability than Gloss Level 2 (G2) Cons:- Shows substrate defects -G4 MPI Gloss Level 4 – “like satin cloth” Often used in high use corridors, but not as reflective as Semi-Gloss Pros: - Quite washable, etc. Cons:- Shows substrate defects, and reflects light somewhat. Difficult to touch up. -G5 MPI Gloss Level 5 – Semi-Gloss Uses:- where washability, abrasion resistance and stain removal properties are most important Pros: - Resistant to stains and dirt retention Cons:- Difficult to touch up INT 9.2C ALKYD (OVER LATEX SEALER) This system is a general-purpose system for residential and commercial applications, where moderate chemical and good physical resistance properties are required. Available in glosses ranging from eggshell to gloss. Gloss Level 3 is often used in areas not exposed to repeated contact from cleaning, as this finish can show marking, particularly in deep or bright tinted colors. For high traffic areas subjected to repeated contact, or requiring regular cleaning, semi-gloss and gloss finishes are often used. These have better stain, marking and abrasion resistance than the flat or eggshell finishes. The alkyd has better water and detergent resistance than the latex (INT 9.2A), and would be preferred in higher traffic locations requiring repeated cleaning. System Finish Gloss Levels -G1 MPI Gloss Level 1 – Flat or matte Mainly used: - where resistance to abrasion is not a requirement. Pros: - Very easy to touch-up and does not accentuate surface defects Cons:- Easily marked and stained -G3 MPI Gloss Level 3 – “like an egg’s shell” Common usage – walls, trim, doors and frames – a good balance between durability and reflectance Pros: - Washability Cons:- Shows substrate defects -G5 MPI Gloss Level 5 – Semi-Gloss Principal uses:- where washability and abrasion resistance properties are most important Pros: - Resistant to stains and dirt retention Cons:- Difficult to touch up -G6 MPI Gloss Level 6 - Gloss Principal uses:- not often used except where washability and abrasion resistance properties are of utmost importance and where the surface is very smooth Pros: - Ease of clean up Cons:- Highly light reflective and shows all substrate defects. INT 9.2E EPOXY (“TILE LIKE”) INT 9.2F EPOXY, W.B. (“TILE LIKE”) Some public buildings and commercial buildings, such as restaurants, shops, and bars, where high traffic is anticipated, and detergent and industrial strength cleansers will be used on gypsum wall board and plaster walls require durable finishes, such as INT 9.2E or INT 9.2F epoxy systems. Both systems have excellent resistance to abrasion and marking. The solvent based system has better water and chemical resistance than the waterborne epoxy, and is recommended for use in areas subjected to these materials frequently. Where solvent fumes are a concern during application, such as renovations or additions to occupied buildings, INT 9.2F waterborne epoxy is preferred. INT 9.2G MULTICOLOR Effect finishes, such as INT 9.2H multicolor, are used in both residential and commercial applications. The premium version of system INT 9.2H uses a clear, protective finish as the last coat to improve the abrasion, detergent and dirt resistance. The premium version is generally recommended for areas exposed to moderate traffic and abrasion.
Interior System – 9.2 INT 9.2 PLASTER AND GYPSUM BOARD (GYPSUM WALLBOARD, DRYWALL, “SHEET ROCK” TYPE MATERIAL, & TEXTURE FINISHES, ETC.) Code Finishing System Coat Custom Grade Premium Grade MPI Product INT 9.2A LATEX (over latex sealer) 1 Latex Primer Sealer 50 (Gloss/Sheen as Specified) 2 Latex Latex 43,44,52, 53,54,114 3 Latex Latex 43,44,52, 53,54,114 INT 9.2B HIGH PERFORMANCE 1 Latex Primer Sealer Latex Primer Sealer 50 ARCHITECTURAL LATEX 2 HIPAC Latex HIPAC Latex 138,139,140,14 1 (Gloss/Sheen as Specified) 3 HIPAC Latex 138,139,140,14 1 INT 9.2C ALKYD (over latex sealer) 1 Latex Primer Sealer Latex Primer Sealer 50 (Gloss/Sheen as Specified) 2 Alkyd Alkyd 47,48, 49, 51 3 Alkyd 47,48, 49, 51 INT 9.2E EPOXY (“TILE LIKE”) 1 Latex Primer Sealer Latex Primer Sealer 50 2 Epoxy Epoxy 77 3 Epoxy 77 INT 9.2F EPOXY, W.B. (“TILE LIKE”) 1 Latex Primer Sealer Latex Primer Sealer 50 2 Epoxy Epoxy 115 3 Epoxy 115 INT 9.2G MULTICOLOR 1 Primer Sealer Primer Sealer 125 2 Multicolor Base Multicolor Base Coat 112 3 Multicolor Pattern Coat Multicolor Pattern Coat 112 4 Clear Coat 121 INT 9.2H FIRE RETARDANT COATING Fire Retardant Coating (ULC Approved) 62 or 63 (Clear or pigmented) These product, application procedures, and fire ratings differ from one manufacturer to another, and therefore it is recommended that these coatings be used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, and guarantee (if any). (Note: See) Evaluation) INT 9.2J W.B. FIRE RETARDANT COATING Fire Retardant Coating (ULC Approved) 67 or 64 These product, application procedures, and fire ratings differ from one (Note: See) manufacturer to another, and therefore it is recommended that these coatings be used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, and guarantee (if any). Evaluation)
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