A clear acrylic protective coating for all wooden and fiberglass products. Protects ladders and other assemblies against decaying, cracking, chipping, fading, and flaking caused by the weather. Fast-drying, non-conductive coating. Easy-to-use aerosol formula; no brush required. May be used on hot sticks. NEETRAC tested to industry standards for FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic) tools.

Applications

Use FIBERGLASS PROTECTIVE COATING on wood and fiberglass surfaces including:

• Ladders
• All types of Disconnect Boxes
• Material Handling Booms
• Temporary Change Out Equipment
• Fiberglass Street Light Poles

Basic Information

• For use as a general purpose acrylic coating, suitable for most surfaces where maximum indoor/outdoor durability is desired.
• This clear acrylic coating protects ladders and other assemblies against decaying, cracking, chipping, fading, and flaking caused by the weather. It can be used on all wooden and fiberglass products.
• This coating can be used on hotsticks, material handling booms, upper aerial lift and digger derrick booms, and temporary change out equipment.
• This fast-drying aerosol formula requires no brushing.
• National Electric Energy Testing Research and Application Center (NEETRAC) tested for durability on fiberglass products.
• NEETRAC tested dielectrically safe.
• Protects against ultra-violet radiation.

Features & Benefits

Technical Highlights

Test procedures - ASTM F-711 "Specification for Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) Rod and Tube Used in Live Line Tools" and IEEE SED 978-1984 "Guide for In-Service Maintenance and Electrical Testing of Live-Line Tools", "coating provides a dielectric finish equal to or better than the manufacturer's surface when properly cleaned." Test report available upon request. Von DC Hi-Pot Dielectric test conducted at NEETRAC Test Report is available upon request.

 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.