FLEET LD Coating

Hard Wearing Layer

The Fleet LD Coating is used as a wearing layer for Fleet systems. Offering excellent abrasion-resistance and non-skid properties, this product was developed specifically as heavy-duty surfacing and can be applied to asphalt substrates without a primer. The surface can be of any colour and this coating can even be used to create patterns or car park markings and guidance.

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Advantages

Maximum abrasion resistance
Maximum anti-skid properties
Variable roughness
Permanently weather-resistant (UV-, hydrolysis- and alkali-resistant)
Any RAL colour
Pattern and colour design possible
Easy and fast application
Fast-curing
Solvent-free

Usage

Parking areas
Garages and courtyards
Hotel driveways and terraces
Footpaths and cycle paths, footbridges
Schoolyards
Town and market squares
Outdoor cafés and beer gardens

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Product Specification

Packaging

Summer:

15.00 kg Fleet LD Coating
0.20 kg Catalyst (2 x 0.1 kg)
15.20 kg

Winter:

15.00 kg Fleet LD Coating
0.40 kg Catalyst (4 x 0.1 kg)
15.40 kg

Colours

Fleet LD Coating is available in the following standard colours:

RAL 7030 Stone grey
RAL 7032 Pebble grey
RAL 7043 Traffic grey
Other RAL colours are available on request

Technical Data

Density	approx. 2.2 kg/m² 1.80 g/cm³

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For mixing the product

Twin-paddle stirrer

For applying the product

Aluminium blade approx. 60 cm
Smoothing trowel

Mixing

First stir the tub contents thoroughly. Then add the catalyst while stirring at the slow-speed setting and mix for 2 minutes. Make sure that the product on the base and sides of the container is mixed in. Ideally the roller-applied coating should therefore be re-potted once before stirring again. At product temperatures < 10 °C the product should be stirred for 4 minutes, as the catalyst will take longer to dissolve.

Application

Use a smoothing trowel to spread the material evenly and smooth it over, using the particle size as a guide to layer thickness. The advantage of using the aluminium blade is that this can minimise the otherwise normal trowel marks to create a smooth and even appearance. To achieve the desired texture, go over the area with a sheepskin roller.