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Applying ProtectaKote as a Bedliner

 

ProtectaKote can now be purchased in a 4 litre can, just what is needed to coat 4 - 5 square metres or the load-bed of one small pick-up truck or delivery vehicle.
Also ideal for wheelchair ramps, walkways, boats, stairs or any other application where an anti-slip coating is required.
ProtectaKote Kit Contents
What you need to make your own ProtectaKote kit :
  • Four litres of ProtectaKote protective coating in black

  • Polypropylene foam rollers for easy application

  • One abrasive pad to prepare surface

  • One application brush for corners and tight spots

  • Complete step-by-step instructions

 

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Stir ProtectaKote very well before use, keeping the rubber crumbs in suspension. Use a mixer drill attachment if available otherwise use a stirring rod. Stir for at least 3 minutes just before beginning the application and stir occasionally during the application.

2. Remove vehicle tailgate if it is likely to be an obstruction.

3. Clean heavy dirt and grime from the truck bed or other surface using Xylene or Acetone. Alternatively water with an alkaline (only) domestic detergent may be used.

4. Allow the surface to dry completely.

5. All painted surfaces where PROTECTAKOTE is to be applied should be roughened with a scouring pad or medium grit sandpaper leaving no glossy areas.

6. Blow or dust the sanding dust away and wipe the surface down with xylene or acetone only. Do not use any other solvents. ENSURE THAT WHEN YOU ARE WORKING IN A WELL VENTILATED AREA AND ARE WEARING GLOVES

7. Leave to dry.

8. Old paintwork requires special attention: Loose paint must be completely removed, Rust must be removed to bare metal and primed before application of PROTECTAKOTE, Clean and roughen remaining paint as per new paint (above).

9. Use masking tape and paper sheets to cover any areas which you wish not to be coated including latch bolts and drain holes. Ensure that you have clean-up solvents and rags in easy reach. Immediately remove PROTECTAKOTE spills, drips and spots made while painting with xylene.

10. Stir ProtectaKote very well (For best results use an electric drill with a stirring attachment).

11. ProtectaKote may be thinned with up to 10% Xylene if it thickens after opening. Do not use any other solvents.

12. Using a paintbrush, paint corners, seams and difficult areas first. Dab PROTECTAKOTE on rather than painting it on like paint.

13. Begin applying the first coat of ProtectaKote using the foam roller provided. For best results apply the first coat in one direction and complete each coat without break. Do not apply too thickly as "mud-cracking" will appear. Try to avoid allowing the ProtectaKote to clump or run. Clean up any spills immediately.

14. Between coats, keep brush and roller moistened with xylene and protect for later use or discard and use a new one.

15. Stir the ProtectaKote again before starting the second coat.

16. Apply the second coat as soon as the first coat is tack free (2-6 hrs depending on conditions). Apply at 90° (perpendicular) to the first coat for a more even finish. Poor inter-coat adhesion will result when the second coat is applied after the first coat has fully cured. If the first coat has fully cured the surface must be abraded with 180 grit sand paper before applying the second coat.

17. Remove masking tape as soon as the second coat has been applied using a Stanley blade to prevent tearing.

18. The vehicle will be ready for light use in 6 - 9 hours. Full cure will take 48 hours so avoid placing heavy articles onto the painted surface for this period.

 

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Whilst in the United Kingdom, the product is sold under the name of ProtectaKote, in the United States of America it can be found under the name of both Durabak and Herculiner.

 



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