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Fortis 519 UV

Fortis 519 Polyurethane is the ultimate UV stable coating. A single pack, aliphatic (non-yellowing) polyurethane available in high Gloss, Satin or Matt finish. Fortis 519 Polyurethane contains UV absorbers which give protection to anything below the coating that is not UV stable. It is moisture cured with extremely high solids (68%), achieving the strength of a two pack polyurethane. Fortis 519 has excellent flow and weathering properties with extremely high adhesion qualities to Concrete, Timber & Stone. It has long wet edge and low odour. Fortis 519 can be used in any application requiring a low maintenance, heavy duty, stain resistant concrete or timber floor coating. Fortis 519 will achieve a P3 Dry Slip Test rating when applied @ 2 coats on honed concrete, however individual slip testing needs to be carried out on each project to comply to Australian Standards.

Advantages:

  • Aliphatic, non yellowing & UV absorbers
  • High solids content (68%)
  • Extremely high adhesion
  • Pour straight from the can (no mixing)
  • More than 2 coats may be applied in 1 day
  • Low odour, tyre & scuff resistant
  • Interior / Exterior
  • Gloss, Satin or Matt Finish

Technical & Safety Data  Sheets:

How many coats of Fortis 519 are required?

Generally, only 2 coats are required, however due to the porosity of concrete, sometimes a 3rd coat is needed.

If I want a Satin or Matt finish, do I use the Gloss 1st?

Yes, whenever a Satin or Matt finish is required, the 1st coats are always done with a Gloss. So if you are doing a 3 coat system, then the 1st 2 coats are Gloss and the final coat only is the Satin.

Can Fortis 519 be used on timber?

Yes, Fortis 519 can be used on both concrete and timber.

Can Fortis 519 be used over fibro cement sheeting?

Yes, as long as it is not pre-sealed and has some porosity to it.

Will Fortis 519 stop other coatings underneath from yellowing?

Yes, Fortis 519 is UV stable and also contains UV absorbers.

Can Fortis 519 be tinted?

Yes, Fortis 519 can be tinted using industrial solvent based tinters.

Can more than one coat be applied in a day?

Yes, Fortis 519 can be re-coated within 4-6 hours, weather dependant.

Do you need to sand in-between coats?

If a subsequent coat is applied within 8 hours then no sanding is required.

If I miss the 8 hour re-coat window, what grit sandpaper do I use?

Let dry for a min of 16 hours and then use a 180 grit fine sandpaper.

Is Fortis 519 AV Gas (aviation fuel) resistant?

It is resistant to a degree, however not recommended for this application.

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