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Gel coat has traditionally been used in environments where color, gloss and relative long-term performance are important. This premise is still true today; however, a much more advanced technology has been developed that provides improved characteristics of color and gloss stability, higher mechanical properties and zero Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC’s). 

Product Number: 41213-748-SG
Author: Todd Gomez, John Winfrey, Dudley J Primeaux II
Publication Date: 2013
Industry: Coatings
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Gel coat has traditionally been used in environments where color, gloss and relative long-term performance are important. This premise is still true today; however, a much more advanced technology has been developed that provides improved characteristics of color and gloss stability, higher mechanical properties and zero Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC’s). This newest advancement in coating technology can be utilized in a wide variety of applications and substrates including concrete, fiberglass, and metal while meeting SSPC (The Society for Protective Coatings) standards. The belief is that this new advancement of technology is significant to the protective coatings industry in an ongoing effort to develop “green” products, those products that contain no solvents, no heavy metal catalysts and limited waste through plural component processing. The makeup of emitting no VOC’s and very low odor further enhance the benefits of using an overall safer product.

Gel coat has traditionally been used in environments where color, gloss and relative long-term performance are important. This premise is still true today; however, a much more advanced technology has been developed that provides improved characteristics of color and gloss stability, higher mechanical properties and zero Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC’s). This newest advancement in coating technology can be utilized in a wide variety of applications and substrates including concrete, fiberglass, and metal while meeting SSPC (The Society for Protective Coatings) standards. The belief is that this new advancement of technology is significant to the protective coatings industry in an ongoing effort to develop “green” products, those products that contain no solvents, no heavy metal catalysts and limited waste through plural component processing. The makeup of emitting no VOC’s and very low odor further enhance the benefits of using an overall safer product.

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