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SKU RS-POLY-90AF · CAT 03.02 · POLYASPARTIC

Polyaspartic Fast Cure 2 Part Flooring System — 90% Solid Non Yellowing Non Fading

Same UV-stable chemistry, accelerated. 1–2 hr return-to-service.

UV STABLENON-YELLOWINGLOW ODORFAST CURE90% SOLIDS

Accelerated polyaspartic topcoat. Same UV-stable, non-yellowing chemistry as the RS Poly standard cure, formulated for one-day garage installs and weekend showroom turnarounds. Return-to-service in 1–2 hours.

SOLIDS
90%
WORK TIME
15m
RTS
4–6h
COVERAGE
250
PACK SIZE
2 GAL KIT · 1:1
QUANTITY
KIT
DELIVERY
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Polyaspartics are a specialized two-component system specifically designed for high-performance coatings.

What is a polyaspartic coating? Polyaspartics can be described as a 100% solid, two-component, fast-curing coating with excellent adhesion, low VOCs, and the best UV resistance on the market — non-yellowing, with absolutely no fading or chalking.

Polyaspartic coatings are a hybrid system formulated with a polyurea backbone. Designed to cure quickly — easy mixing at a 2-to-1 mix ratio.

Approved applications include garage floors, industrial coatings, commercial applications, exterior surfaces, petrochemical plants, marine and oceanic barges, light poles, and railcar exteriors.

Polyaspartics as a floor coating provide the best and most durable protection on the market. Approved for high-traffic areas such as convention halls and casino floors.

Polyaspartic coatings can be blended with pigments and/or broadcast flakes (garage coatings).

★ At-a-glance
Work Time10 – 15 minutes
Cure Time8 – 12 hours
Coverage Per Kit250 square feet
Best ApplicationSqueegee
Floor PrepFloor grinded and/or acid-washed; avoid moisture on substrate
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Technical
Data

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PROPERTY
VALUE
UNIT / METHOD
Solids by volume
90%
Mix ratio
1 : 1
A : B by weight
Work time @ 75°F
10–15 minutes
Work time @ 68°F
15–20 minutes
Work time @ 41°F
30 minutes
Set-to-touch @ 75°F
1–2 hours
Recoat window @ 75°F
4–6 hours
Dry-through @ 75°F
8–12 hours
Maturation (full cure)
7 days
Theoretical coverage
250 SF/GAL @ 8 mil DFT
Dry film thickness
8–12 mil
Specific gravity
~1.0
Color
Clear
Gloss @ 60°
> 90
high gloss
Adhesion / bond strength
> 500 PSI · 100% concrete failure
ASTM D4541
Compressive strength
22,600 PSI
ASTM D695
Flexural strength
18,500 PSI
ASTM D790
Tensile strength
10,500 PSI
ASTM D638
Elongation
10%
ASTM D638
Hardness, Shore D (24 hr)
80–82
ASTM D2240
Taber abrasion CS-17
40 mg loss / 1000 cycles
ASTM D4060
Wet DCOF
> 0.62
ASTM A326.3
Impact resistance
2.5 ft·lb
ASTM D2794
Thinner / dilution
Not applicable — no dilution
Shelf life (sealed)
12 months
Packaging
Pails
compounds
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