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FIRE RETARDANT VARNISH SYSTEMS FOR INTERIOR USE

For details on application, maintenance & precautions, refer to can labels or product data sheets

 

Flame Control Class “A” Intumescent Fire Retardant Systemt This system should be used to meet the most severe building or fire code requirements.

No. 6 Clear Wood Sealer is a crystal clear, hard wood sealer developed primarily for use with Flame Control fire retardant varnishes. Coverage varies (300-450 sq. ft./gal), but the surface must be thoroughly sealed before applying Flame Control No. 166 Varnish.



No. 166 Class “A” Intumescent Fire Retardant Varnish is a clear, satin finish fire retardant varnish having a Class “A” Underwriter’s Laboratories flame spread rating. When exposed to flame or high heat, the coating intumesces (puffs up) to form a thick insulating cellular foam layer. This foam layer retards the penetration of heat, thereby reducing the flame spread and smoke developed (surface burning characteristics) of combustible materials.

Flame Control No. 166 Intumescent varnish is suitable for use on wall and ceiling paneling, wood beams, columns and other such surfaces where a finish with maximum fire rating is required, and the natural appearance of the wood is to be maintained. We do not recommend this product for use on hard use areas such as floors, doors and shelving as the coating is somewhat softer than conventional coatings. In areas where there could be exposure to dampness, high humidity, moisture or water the coating may become milky. (On hard use surfaces, or in areas subject to damp and humid conditions, we suggest the use of Flame Control No. 129 and No. 130 Class “B” Fire Retardant Varnish system).

When applied to properly sealed surfaces, No. 166 dries to a clear, velvety, satin finish. On surfaces that will be subjected to handling, or where a low, semi or high gloss finish is preferred, No. 166 must be overcoated with Flame Control No. 167 ULC rated fire retardant varnish overcoat which will greatly improve the durability and cleaning ease of the finished surface.



No. 167 Class “A” Fire Retardant Varnish Overcoat for No. 166 has been tested and rated by Underwriter’s Laboratories (ULC) as an overcoat for No. 166 Intumescent Varnish.No. 167 is available in three distinctive sheens i.e. Low, Semi and High Gloss. The application of No. 167 as a topcoat greatly improves the moisture resistance, durability and cleansing ease of No. 166. We recommend that No. 166 be top coated with No. 167 on surfaces subject to handling, or where a low, semi or high gloss sheen is preferred.

Underwriter’s Laboratories (ULC) Fire Hazard Classification

Coating System Flame Spread Smoke Developed
Type 6 Sealer applied in one coat at 400 sq. ft./US gal (9.8 sq. m./L)
Type No. 166 (base coat) applied in two coats at 300 sq. ft./US gal (7.4 sq. m./L) per coat
15 50
Type 6 Sealer applied in one coat at 400 sq. ft./US gal (9.8 sq. m./L)
Type No. 166 (base coat) applied in two coats at 300 sq. ft./US gal (7.4 sq. m./L) per coat
Type No. 167 (top coat) applied in one coat at 600 sq. ft./US gal (14.8 sq. m./L)
15 30-50


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