Rust-Oleum 9700 Coldmax Rapid (Standard)

Rust-Oleum 9700 Coldmax Rapid (Standard)

Rust-Oleum’s strongest coating ever, based on the latest rapid curing polyaspartic technology for inside or outside use. This makes Rust-Oleum 9700 Coldmax Rapid (Standard) ideal when extra protection against traffic and chemicals is needed. Rust-Oleum 9700 Coldmax Rapid (Wintergrade) can also be used in low temperatures outdoors and in cold rooms and freezers.

Main Properties

• Extremely durable and chemical resistant coating
• UV-resistant
• Recoating time of only 4 hours allows two coats in one day
• Certified for direct food contact
• Glossy finish

Recommended Uses

Rust-Oleum 9700 Coldmax Rapid (Standard) can be used on walkways, balconies, loading bays and warehouses. Rust-Oleum 9700 Coldmax Rapid (Standard) provides excellent protection against UV-radiation, chemicals and traffic. The product can be applied directly on porous substrates; a special primer is not needed.

New and improved!

Based on customer feedback, the product formulation has been improved;

• Easier to mix in the can
• More flexibility in the application time (potlife)
• Better flow properties, easier to spread with roller and work into the surface
• New RAL colours

To give applicators more flexibility in application time (potlife), and to increase the temperature range of the product the product is now available in 2 versions:

Technical Data

• Density: 1,54 (1,11 transparent)
• Gloss Level: Gloss
• Solids content in volume: 91 % (94 % transparent)
• Solids Content in weight: 94 % (95 % transparent)
• Mixing Ratio: Base : Activator = 1,75 : 0,75 (volume, colour), 1,25 : 0,75 (volume, transparent)

Standard      - For applications above 10°C, improved potlife at higher temperatures, ideal summer applications.

Wintergrade - For applications between -10°C up to +10°C, ideal for cold rooms, freezers, or applications in winter.

Drying Times At 20°C/RH 50%

• Touch dry: 4 hours (20°C - N), 16 hours (5°C - N), 2 hours (10°C - WG), 3-4 hours (5°C - WG)
• Dry to handle: 5 hours (20°C - N), 24 hours (5°C - N), 6 hours (10°C - WG), 8 hours (5°C - WG)
• Dry to recoat: 4-5 hours (20°C - N), 72 hours (5°C - N), 16 hours (10°C - WG), 24 hours (5°C - WG)
• Fully cured: 2-3 days (20°C - N), 4-5 days (5°C - N), 1 day (10°C - WG), 2-3 days (5°C - WG)
• Pot Life: 45 minutes (20°C - N), 90 minutes (5°C - N), 40 minutes (10°C - WG), 60 minutes (5°C - WG

Surface Preparation

Concrete must be at least four weeks old, completely dry and free of surface laitance, contaminants, ice, water and previous poorly bonded coatings. Remove grease, oil and all other surface contaminations by alkaline or high pressure (steam) cleaning in combination with appropriate detergents. Sand previous coatings which are in good condition to remove gloss and to roughen the surface slightly. A trial area is advisable to test compatibility with previous coatings. Very smooth concrete or concrete with surface laitance (a weak dusty layer) should be abraded or etched with Surfa-Etch 108 to ensure adequate adhesion. Theconcrete should be thoroughly washed down and allowed to dry after. Powerfloat Epoxy Floor Primer 3366 is recommended on powerfloated surfaces. Below 5°C it may benecessary to avoid processes which involve wetting the floor due to the difficulty in drying. A good sweep or mechanical brushing may be sufficient. Do not apply outside if rainfall is imminent.

Please contact Rawlins Paints' Technical Support Team on 0113 2455450 for more information.