PureProtect AGC Anti-Graffiti Breathable Clear Coating

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

A high performance single pack coating for areas subject to graffiti. The product is a clear, highly durable, low-odour, washable non-sacrificial coating that is tough & can be used both internally and externally.

 
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Rocan PureProtect AGC
£277.70

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5 Litres

Rocan PureProtect AGC Anti-Graffiti single pack Coating is a non-sacrificial coating that can be used to protect Murals, all types of signage, shop front shutters, brick walls, concrete, cladding and plastic surfaces etc. It is breathable, clear, low-odour, easy to apply and quick drying.

Coverage is approx. 5 – 10m2 per Litre. This will vary according to the method of application, porosity and texture of the surface.

PureKleen GR graffiti remover will remove the graffiti after the coating has been applied or you can simply use our Sensitive surface graffiti remover.

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PERFORMANCE

A versatile coating with excellent adhesion to old painted surfaces (emulsion and alkyd based), concrete, stone, render, metal, cladding, murals & plastic surfaces.

 Quick drying and easy to apply. 

 Suitable for use in areas of high humidity and can be used on internal surfaces.

Typical environments where its highly durability & stain resistance excel include hospitals, nurseries, schools and universities, gymnasiums, hotels and restaurants, factories, offices and any public area subject to levels of potential graffiti. 

The durability allows for the surface of the paint to be regularly wiped and will even withstand light scrubbing when trying to remove more aggressive marks and stains.

Resistant to every day stains, marks and scuffs and will wipe clean.

Anti-Graffiti single pack Coating is a non-sacrificial coating that can be used to protect Murals, all types of signage, shop front shutters, brick walls, concrete, cladding and plastic surfaces etc. It is Breathable, clear, low-odour, easy to apply and quick drying.

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