Clear-Max Exterior Sealer
Clear 100% acrylic clear high-gloss latex water-based sealer.
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Recommended Uses
- Shingle roofs
- Vinyl and wood siding
- Clapboards
- Shakes
- Plywood
- Wood plank and privacy fences
- Not suitable for decks, flooring, high abrasion, or interior surfaces surfaces
Not designed to inhibit rust.
Features
- Non-toxic – soap and water cleanup.
- Offers exceptional economy and durability in a user-friendly water-based formulation.
- Provides excellent weather protection and decoration.
- Safe around valuable horses and livestock.
- Moderate UV resistance
Color:
Clear
Finish/Sheen:
Semi-Gloss
Available Packaging:
Flash Point:
> 201°F (PMCC)
Viscosity:
90 KU
VOC:
< 250 grams/liter
Shelf Life:
2 years unopened, stored out of direct sunlight at temperatures between 40°F and 90°F. Settling can occur, product must be shaken vigorously before use. For best results, flip pails upside down while shaking. DO NOT FREEZE
Coverage
Flat surfaces: 250 sq. ft. / gal.
Coverage depends on many factors such as porosity and roughness of the substrate and material losses during application. Using less than recommended material will lead to decreased durability. May require two coats for best results – especially on previously unpainted surfaces.
Dry Time
Set to touch: 1 hour
Re-coat: 4 hours
Fully dry: 24 hours
Drying times are affected by rain, dew, and temperature. Do not paint if rain is expected within 8 hours.
Recommended Film Thickness
Wet film – per coat: 6.0 to 10.0 mils
Dry film – per coat: 2.0 to 4.0 mils
Application
Product should be thoroughly mixed before use. No thinning needed – if necessary, thin with 4 fl. oz. water per gal. paint.
Application temperature: above 50°F
Method: Brush, roll, or spray
Allow new wood 1 to 3 months to weather to reduce moisture content. Do not paint the underside of fence planks.
Airless spray:
- Rating: 0.5 gallons / minute minimum
- Pressure: 1,800-2,500 psi
- Filter: 30 to 60 mesh
- Tip Size: 0.017″ to 0.025″
Surface Preparation
Surface should be free of all dirt, grease, oil, or other contaminants prior to painting. In areas where mildew is a problem, always scrub the surface with a commercial mildew remover or bleach solution.
