Scalp Protect WA 67 anti-graffiti wax
Scalp Protect WA 67 is a single-component, disposable graffiti protection coating based on vegetable wax. The protection is renewable – after each graffiti removal, the protective layer disappears and a new layer of the product must be applied. The applied coating is easy to clean with hot water at 90°C under a minimum pressure of 30 bar. It is UV-resistant and does not yellow. It is vapor-permeable, allowing the surface to breathe. It creates a matte finish.
Key properties:
- single-component (1K) coating based on vegetable wax
- UV-resistant, does not yellow
- creates a colorless, easily washable, disposable anti-graffiti coating
- after each cleaning, a new protective layer must be applied (at the cleaning site)
- ensures easy removal of graffiti with hot water (temp. 90°C, pressure min. 30 bar)
- is vapor-permeable, allowing the surface to breathe
- effectively protects against graffiti on all types of surfaces (except metal surfaces that are not protected against corrosion)
- can be used indoors and outdoors
- application with a roller (paint roller) or sprayer (pressure sprayer)
- matte finish
Coverage: 5 - 6.67 m²/l per coat, depending on the porosity of the surface*
System: 2 coats
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* Performance data is approximate. It allows you to estimate the amount of product needed to complete the job, but is not binding. Only testing under specific conditions will determine the exact performance on a given surface.
Instructions for use of Scalp Protect WA 67 anti-graffiti wax:
- Mix Scalp Protect WA 67 wax thoroughly before use. Once mixed, the product is ready for use and should not be diluted.
- Then apply the wax to a clean and dry surface in two layers perpendicular to each other (at an interval of about 2 hours, depending on the outside temperature). Avoid streaks and applying too much of the product.
The product can be applied with a roller (paint roller) or sprayer (pressure sprayer).
Graffiti removal: Graffiti can be effectively removed with hot water at a temperature of 90°C under a pressure of at least 30 bar. The protective layer and graffiti are removed, so the protective coating must be reapplied to the surface.
