Thread: Spraying Estapol 7008

WATTYL ESTAPOL 7008 (PART A )
Polyurethane two pack floor coating ase
PAINT
Part A or Base of a 2 pack urethane coating system Requires
that the two parts be mixed by hand or mixer before use, in
accordance with manufacturers directions. Mix only as much
as is required. Do not return the mixed material to the
original containers Application is by brush or hand roller
or may also be applied by spray atomisation CONTAINS free
organic isocyanate. Mixing and application requires special
precautions and use of personal protective gear [APMF] For
the protection of interior timber surfaces.
Company: Wattyl Australia Pty Limited
Address:
4 Steel St
Blacktown
NSW, 2148
AUS
Telephone: 132101
Telephone: (+61 2) 9621 6255
Emergency Tel: 1800 039 008 (24 hours)
Emergency Tel: +61 3 9573 3112
Fax: 02 9831 2651
WATTYL ESTAPOL 7008 (PART A )
ChemWatch Material Safety Data Sheet
CHEMWATCH 15232
Date of Issue: Mon 30-Oct-2000
Section 1 - CHEMICAL PRODUCT AND COMPANY IDENTIFICATION
PRODUCT NAME
SYNONYMS
PROPER SHIPPING NAME
PRODUCT USE
SUPPLIER

Looks like it can be sprayed to me.

Have a look at www.wattyl.com.au

Harry,
I used this recently on a wooden stair case. I used a lambs wool applicator. Worked a treat no brush marks or clean up, just threw out the applicator when finished. Saves all the set up for spraying.
Good luck.
Vasco

Vasco, Im wanting to paint 10-20 items at 1 time and its hard to get in places with a wool pad.
, what part of the Wattyl site is that from, because it said no spraying where I was looking.

Click on the link. Enter 7008 in the search and there it is.

Talk about confusing
Part A says
Application is by brush or hand roller or may also be applied by spray atomisation CONTAINS free organic isocyanate. Mixing and application requires special
precautions and use of personal protective gear [APMF]

Part B says
This product is designed to be applied by brush or applicator. DO NOT APPLY THIS PRODUCT USING SPRAY EQUIPMENT.

Then on the T9.03 sheet...
provide adequate ventilation during use. Spray only in an approved booth. Avoid contact with skin and eyes and avoid
breathing the vapour.

See what I mean !

In cases like this I make up a small batch and give it a whirl to see what happens.

I have been known to ignore instructions.

Yes I could do that but I have 2x4ltr tins(a&b)once opened it must be used within a certain time, could be an expensive waste!

Originally Posted by Harry72

Yes I could do that but I have 2x4ltr tins(a&b)once opened it must be used within a certain time, could be an expensive waste!

Yes but if the inhalation kills you or the shed explodes then you wont be left wondering.

One thing I know about that stuff is that the only thing that gets it off is the reducer and even that leaves a residue. Be prepared to sacrifice your spray gun...

I used it on a bathroom vanity benchtop and it goes on easy with a pad. It's self levelling so as long as you are quick, I reckon it would be hard to beat with a sprayed finish.

Harry,
Just be for the implementation of self government in the Northern Territory (I worked for the Conservation Commission Of the NT) I had the pleasure of making a conference table out of Raintree which we salvaged and milled the timber from a tree in the Darwin Botanical gardens, which didn't survive the ravages of Cyclone Tracy.

When Uncle Mal (the PM) came to the NT to grant self government, he seen the table and wanted one for Tammy's (his wife) Australiana Collection in Canberra.

With both tables I used the two pack Estapol 7008 and applied it by spraying. I wanted them to have a glass surface like finish and this was achieved.

What you have to do after mixing both parts is to let it stand so all air bubbles will rise and dissipate otherwise you will have pin hole air bubbles in the surface. I had this happen several times, which meant good deep cutbacks, spot filling and cutback. With such a high gloss any imperfection and dust specks stood out like dogs things. After 15 coats I achieve the glass surface finish.

When last I heard the table for Canberra was going into the new parliament house as a conference table for the Minister of Defence.

Originally Posted by silentC

One thing I know about that stuff is that the only thing that gets it off is the reducer and even that leaves a residue. Be prepared to sacrifice your spray gun...

I used it on a bathroom vanity benchtop and it goes on easy with a pad. It's self levelling so as long as you are quick, I reckon it would be hard to beat with a sprayed finish.

Im sure my gun(sampson 90) will survive, its done metallic 2pac car paint a few times, which uses special thinners called motle-rid thats leaves residues... nothing that shell-lite wont get rid of!(this paint seems to be simular in application and safety as car paint, from what I can gather so far, I'll be able too tell you soon when I try it out for myself)

Just about all paint that is sprayed will self level, I sprayed some carbothane tonight thats self leveling!

Originally Posted by silentC

One thing I know about that stuff is that the only thing that gets it off is the reducer and even that leaves a residue. Be prepared to sacrifice your spray gun...

Not true. Well from my experence anyway. When I was spraying commercially 98% of what went through my guns was two pack of some description. Much worse than that wattyl stuff i might add. All I ever did was rinse the guns as if it was single pack and the guns lasted for as long as my staff didn't drop em or throw em

I'll be interested to hear how you got on because I'm going to have some benchtops to do later in the year.

So shellite is the tip? I bought a tin of the reducer but I ended up chucking everything I'd used to mix the stuff etc and I had it on my hands for about a weeks afterwards.

Yeah shellite is the stuff its about the strongest solvent you can get, its 100%W/W hydro-carbon. Dont sniff it...
Shane what guns did you use, Im thinking of upgrading my sampson90(was CIG arnold, before buyout of CIG's spray gear)
What do you think of Velinti gear any good?(its cheap!)