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Wolverine Bondtite 1501 ??

67 455 Bird ragtop

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I have looked on your site and can't find a 1501. I do find an 1101 andd 1105.

And to be precise. You are saying if I spray my floor with this stuff within 24 hours of pouring my foundataion I can then top my floor with UCOAT-IT with no adhesion problems ????

Also, anyone have any real life experience with this stuff??
 
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I have looked on your site and can't find a 1501. I do find an 1101 andd 1105.

Whoops... Sorry... We are just entering the DIY market and don't have that site complete yet. If you will take 30 seconds and fill out an info request with your e-mail address, we'll get that e-mailed to you. I'll put a link at the bottom of the post.

And to be precise. You are saying if I spray my floor with this stuff within 24 hours of pouring my foundataion I can then top my floor with UCOAT-IT with no adhesion problems ????
Yep... that's what I am saying... well... sort of. We can't guarantee the adhesion of someone elses product... just our own. We would prefer that you use a higher quality product from us than the U-Coat it. When the BondTite 1501 is applied properly (which is pretty easy) it will act as a curing sealer as well as a primer. The reason that standard acrylic sealers must be blasted off is that they have very poor adhesion. We developed the BondTite 1501 for a very large grocery store chain for use in new construction of grocery stores. We've NEVER ever had a failure!

As far as the real world goes... This product has been used on hundreds of thousands of square feet. Most recently, the largest pharmaceutical company in the world used it to repair an floor area that is critical to the manufacture of IV fluids. If you end up in the hospital this year and need an IV... there is about an 80% chance that the IV fluid was manufactured by someone who was standing on one of our coatings systems.

Our products have also been used in Nuclear facilities, military instalations, hospitals, food processing plants... well... you name it.

I know that most companies oversell their products and make wild claims that just are not true. That is not the case here. Here is the link for the Info Request. Please make sure that you mention Garage Journal, double check your e-mail address for typos, and specify what you are interested in.

http://wolverinecoatings.com/html/contacts.html

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I am doing my own research into this coating for comparison and see if it is a possible alternative/addition to the coating systems I have used and am familiar with. While browsing the website I was not able to download most of the MSDS on the different products. In the product info I was not able to find the hard data on abrasion resistance, flexibility or impact resistances. I have requested the info and maybe it will come in that so I can compare. The immersion times for chemical resistances on the Chem-Shield look impressive though.
**Darth Vader Voice** "Impressive, most impressive."
 

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lol...

As I've mentioned before in other threads, we are a heavy duty industrial company that is just getting into the DIY market. We have some of the best products in the world... but... the worst marketing. We're working on that!

We have some coatings that are able to acheive .009 g loss on a taber abraser... 1000 cycles/g.... C17 wheel! We are not aware of any other coating that can do that...

Bear with us on the marketing... we'll get there... the new website should be up by March or early April!
 
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g17jimmy

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This is Eric, holding the can(part of the 1501 sealer), and I'm running the drill.

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More pics on my garage thread.
 
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Hammerdown

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WolverineCoatings- Emailed my info and waiting for returns- I wasn't going to go into the hard specs (Tabor abrasor, Alcometer delamination tests, etc. etc.) - But the .009 is great for the Tabor test. Is this a coating that is used for floors, or is it the more industrial lining type?

I guess I'll wait for the emailed info to arrive.
Cheers!
 
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