ULTRATOP WR
Two-Component Aliphatic
Polyurethane Resin
ULTRATOP WR is a two-component, aliphatic polyurethane resin used to coat and protect the ULTRAFLEX® aromatic polyurethane liquid membrane.
ULTRATOP WR is a two-component, aliphatic polyurethane resin used to coat and protect the ULTRAFLEX® aromatic polyurethane liquid membrane. Once applied, ULTRATOP WR forms a flexible, continuous film with a gloss finish, excellent adherence and outstanding mechanical properties.
ULTRATOP WR is UV-resistant and has been specially formulated for contact with chlorinated water, even on completely immersed surfaces. Suitable for coating swimming pools, ponds, canals and other water features. Easy to clean and maintain. Resistant to algae and mould growth.
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Technical Specifications, Catalogues and AssessmentsUses | The best solution for:
- Coating for swimming pools, ponds, lakes, aquariums, canals, tanks for non-potable water, amongst others.
- Adjoining pavements with intense pedestrian and/or road traffic. Industrial warehouses, car parks, etc.
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Application Guide
ULTRATOP WR should be applied to a dry, firm surface; avoid moisture due to capillary action or wicking. The treated surface must be at least 3 °C above the dew point, the ambient temperature must be at least 8 °C and the RH less than 80%.
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