Nohr-S Polyurea! by Legacy Industrial.

[LegacyIndustrial]

Good day to all the GJ members, guests and lurkers!!

Legacy Industrial is proud to announce that our newest innovation will be on the market in the next few weeks. Our newest product is "Nohr-S Polyurea".
This product gives the user a very easy to apply, single component, single product format with the following features:

• No A&B to mix
• Unlimited Pot-Life
• Gloss finish - similar to epoxy
• Available clear or pigmented
• Excellent chem and wear resistance
• Fast recoats (1-2 Hours)
• Aliphatic Chemistry (superior to aromatic)

Our formula, a derivative from a Scandinavian coatings company, has been used to protect oil drilling platforms in the North Sea for years. Similar to all of our products Nohr-S Polyurea is backed by our experience and industry knowledge. Thanks to all for your patronage!

 

[froman6]

PM sent

 

[igo4bmx]

interested!

 

[benwah]

It is always exciting to see new products!

 

[INTMD8]

I was planning to order your primer/epoxy/clear on Monday. Any reason I should consider this instead?

 

[racerex]

I'm really interested to learn more about this product!!!!

Can you give any info regarding the recommended floor prep method for this product?

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Prep is the same for new concrete, grind or etch. Older concrete that will readily accept water only has to be free of contaminants or anything blocking adhesion.


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[LegacyIndustrial]

I was planning to order your primer/epoxy/clear on Monday. Any reason I should consider this instead?

Call us Monday to discuss. There are still many reasons to go with epoxy. It's all about the right product for the application.


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[keperkey]

Scotty,

When you have time can you post a comparison or maybe the pros and cons of this system compared to others.

Thanks

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

The fact sheet and tech data will be posted by Monday. The key to this product is "easy". One product, one component without sacrificing the gloss finish or a reasonable amount of build.


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[keperkey]

So perhaps a product that is competitive to another product we are seeing quite a bit of on the forum.

 

[bullnerd]

So perhaps a product that is competitive to another product we are seeing quite a bit of on the forum.

LOL, you worded that much better than I was about to!

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

All the tech-data, MSDS, Facts/Usage info has been loaded up.
We will have a video and application pics to share in several weeks.

http://www.legacyindustrial.net/products/nohr-coatings/

 

[BIGSHOT]

Cant wait to hear more about it ! Especially how much builds it gives ...

 

[4everRS]

We will have a video and application pics to share in several weeks.

http://www.legacyindustrial.net/products/nohr-coatings/

So this product won't be available for "several weeks"?

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

We are taking orders but they won't ship until Friday/Monday. Our initial inventory got wiped out by two large projects.


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[jbogacki]

How thick is it per coat?

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Thickness depends on how much product you apply. However, it can be applied between 4 and 10 mils thick. Naturally, your first pass will be absorbed pretty well by the substrate.

 

[4everRS]

We are taking orders but they won't ship until Friday/Monday. Our initial inventory got wiped out by two large projects.


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These "large projects", why did they decide to use this product?

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Existing customers looking for "easy".

 

[4everRS]

Why would I use epoxy over this?

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Great question.

• Epoxy is less money
• Epoxy has greater build (product dependent)
• Epoxy is generally solvent free
• Epoxy has greater color choices

 

[4everRS]

Is one more durable than the other? If I want a 10mil thick finish, how many coats of the nor s would I need. Also, I assume I could still broadcast flakes on nor s?

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Polyurea is more durable. Two color coats minimum. Yes you can go with flakes, can be sealed too, if desired with more Nohr-S.


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[4everRS]

What is the cost of materials for doing a 950 sq ft garage for each? Epoxy, and Nohr S.

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Please send me a PM with all your contact info (name, address, email, sq ft, etc..)
and we will send you a quick-quote for both systems.

 

[volleyball]

Is this a similar formula as truck bed coatings? Can it be used for this purpose?

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Similar chemistry but much different formulations.


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[psalonis]

Will you have pics of the colors soon? Curious about the shade of gray.

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Here is the gray over a rough piece of backer board.



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[LegacyIndustrial]

Will you have pics of the colors soon? Curious about the shade of gray.

Psalonis:
Any of the pigments can be mixed together forming a new color for your project. RE: White and Gray can be combined to form light gray or off-white.
Tan and White to form beige, Gray and black for Dark Gray, etc...

 

[psalonis]

Excellent. Thank you for the pic and the info.

Psalonis:
Any of the pigments can be mixed together forming a new color for your project. RE: White and Gray can be combined to form light gray or off-white.
Tan and White to form beige, Gray and black for Dark Gray, etc...

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Many GJ members have contacted us regarding this product. Wanted to share a few pics. It delivers "easy and durable" without sacrificing great looks. The floor pictured received 2 coats, flake and 1 clear- coat in 6 hours flat. Ready for traffic tomorrow.

 

[MrBreeze]

^^^^^ is that the Tan color, or a Tan & White blend? Also, any soft skid media used, or just the flakes for texture/anti-slip?

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Yes, tan. No white. Soft-Skid was added. This fella earns part of his living in this garage fixing neighbor's cars and when it rains in FL, it pours!

 

[mnavillus]

Call us Monday to discuss. There are still many reasons to go with epoxy. It's all about the right product for the application.


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Scotty,

Can you list some situations for the DIY and lurkers in which your new product (polyurea) line may be more beneficial over a traditional epoxy floor system?

ease of use?
single component?
etc...etc....



Thanks

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Mnavillus: Great question!

This product is a good solution for DIY or a PRO for the following reasons:

1. Not comfortable mixing A&B
2. Not comfortable with a short pot-life
3. Need to get back on the floor fast
4. Looking for high chem/wear resistance
5. Looking for awesome UV stability (no yellow)
6. Dont want to sacrifice good looks

Don't get me wrong, epoxy is still a great choice and our top seller. This fills a void in our product offering and may or may not be the best solution for the application.

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

We put together a little video:

 

[MrBreeze]

Placed my 8 gallon order with all the fixin's online yesterday.

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

Thank you Mr. Breeze!