Use and Care Manual

TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
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i100 INTERIOR WALL AND CEILING PAINT DEAD FLAT
NO. PR105
PRODUCT INFORMATION
BEHR PRO™ Interior Dead Flat Paint is a high-hiding, non-reective, production quality latex paint for production environments
with strong spray, spray back-roll and touch-up features. Ideal for walls and ceilings in high turnover properties.
RECOMMENDED USES:
Ideal for ceilings and walls over properly prepared and primed:
• Concrete • Concrete Block/CMU
• Brick • Plaster
• Drywall/Gypsum Board • Wood
• Engineered (Synthetic) Wood • Ferrous Metals
• Non-Ferrous Metals • Architectural Plastics
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS:
Tint Bases/Max Tint Load: No.
PR105 128 fl oz /2 fl oz
Gloss: <2 @ 60°
Sheen: < 2 @ 85°
Resin Type: PVA
Weight per Gallon: 12.0 lbs.%
Solids by Volume: 29 ± 2%%
Solids by Weight: 51 ± 2%
VOC: < 50 g/L
Flash Point: N/A
Viscosity: 95 - 105 KU
Recommended Film Thickness:
Wet: 5.3 mils; Dry: 1.3 mils @ 300 sq ft/gal
Wet: 4.0 mils; Dry: 1.0 mils @ 400 sq ft/gal
Coverage: 300 - 400 sq ft / gal depending on the surface
te xture, porosity and application method. Does not include
the loss of material from spraying. Film thickness depends
on porosity and various substrate irregularities.
APPLICATION:
Brush: Nylon / Polyester Blend
Roller:
Smooth Surfaces: 3/8" - 1/2" nap
Rough Surfaces: 1/2" - 3/4" nap
Airless Spray: Fluid pressure of 2,000 - 3,200 psi
Tip: .017" - .021"
Filter: 60 mesh
Thinning: Not recommended. Product is formulated for use
at package consistency only.
Dry Time: @ 77°F (25°C), 50% RH:
Longer dry time required in cooler temperatures and
in higher humidity.
To Touch: 2 hours
To Recoat: 4 hours
Full Cure: 2 weeks
SURFACE PREPARATION:
All surfaces must be clean, free of dust, chalk, oil, grease, wax,
polish, mold and mildew stains, loose and peeling paint, rust
and all other foreign substances.
New Drywall: All drywall surfaces should be sufficiently
sanded smooth. Remove any remaining drywall dust prior to
priming. Allow all drywall compounds to be completely dry
prior to coating.
New Wood: Remove mill glaze with sandpaper.
Set nails and fill holes, scratches, and gouges with the
appropriate wood filler and let dry completely. Remove all
dust with a wiping cloth. Fill all gaps with a 100% acrylic,
siliconized, paintable caulking, and allow to completely dry
prior to coating.
COMPLIES WITH THE BELOW AS OF 1/1/201 9
SCAQMD YES LEED® v.3 2009
†
YES
CARB SCM 2007 YES LEED® v.4
†
NO
CARB YES MPI#
OTC Phase II YES MPI X-GREEN#
OTC YES GREENGUARD®
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YES
LADCO YES CHPS NO
AIM YES NAHB/ICC NGBS YES
Previously Painted Surfaces : Remove all loose and
peeling paint and all other foreign substances. Clean any dirt
and grease by scrubbing the surface with a detergent and
water solution, followed by a thorough rinsing with clean
water. Set nails and fill holes, scratches, and gouges with the
appropriate spackling material. Let dry completely and sand
smooth. Remove all dust with a tack or wiping cloth. Fill all
gaps with a 100% acrylic, siliconized, paintable caulking, and
allow to completely dry prior to coating. Glossy Surfaces:
For maximum adhesion, sand the surface thoroughly before
coating.
Stainblocking: After priming, test for stain bleed-through
by applying the topcoat to a small section. If the stain bleeds
through the topcoat, apply a second coat of primer and test
again before top-coating the entire area. If bleeding
continues, a longer dry time of the primer may be needed
before topcoating.
WARNING! Sanding or scraping pressure treated lumber may
be hazardous; wear appropriate protection.
New Plaster: New plaster should be thoroughly dried out
and cured for a minimum of 30 days before painting. When
cured, clean using a mixed solution of one part vinegar and
one part water to remove efflorescence and neutralize.
New Masonry: All masonry surfaces must be cured at least
30 days before painting. The pH must be 10.0 or lower prior to
coating. Smooth masonry may require an adequate profile for
adhesion. For all other smooth trowel concrete, create a
profile using a product such as a muriatic acid etcher or with
mechanical means.
This coating conforms to USDA regulatory requirement
s
for incidental food-contact materials intended for use on
surfaces not in direct contact with food, such as walls,
floors and ceilings.
†
Please visit www.usgbc.org/LEED for additional details.
#
GREENGUARD is a registered trademark of UL Company.
Metals: Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals: All metals
should be clean and free of any oils, rust, mill scale or other
contaminants. All metals require sufficient “tooth” or profile
for optimum adhesion and therefore require some type of
sanding, abrasion, or chemical etching. Oil films: (especially
on new or non-ferrous metals) should be removed by
scrubbing the surface with a detergent and water solution,
and thoroughly rinsed. Rust and Mill Scale: Remove all rust
and mill scale using sandpaper, steel wool, abrasive blasting,
or other abrading methods. Profile: For best adhesion
results, sand all metal surfaces (including new ones) with
sandpaper, steel wool, or etch using a product such as a
muriatic acid etcher. Clean by scrubbing the surface with a
detergent and water solution, followed by a thorough rinsing
with clean water. All ferrous metals must be primed the
same day it is cleaned to prevent rust.