Miracle Shield is a Clear Acrylic Elastomeric Sealant designed to seal and protect a wide range of surfaces
Miracle Shield is a Clear Acrylic Elastomeric Sealant designed to seal and protect a wide range of surfaces including wood homes, stone, brick, masonry and concrete, roofing materials and reflective roof coatings.
All white roof coatings start losing their reflectivity properties due to accumulated dirt and other contaminates. Until now clear protective coatings for elastomeric base coatings were not available due to their lack of flexibility, which is necessary as roof coatings are designed to expand and contract with a roofs movement.
Miracle Shield also features outstanding adhesion to the applied surface, elongation and recovery capabilities, a combination of UV absorbers and mildewcides enabling it to resist the effects of the most severe climatic conditions. Now all roof coatings can be protected from surface contamination enabling them to perform as intended by reflecting radiant heat away from the buildings interior.
This self-cleaning clear coat works much the same way as the clear coatings designed and used on automobile finishes.
Miracle Shield is truly an all-purpose clear sealant and protestant, suitable for virtually any application.
Color: Milky White, dries clear.
Volume Solids: 41% +/- 2%
Flash Point: Same as water.
Coverage: 350-400 sq. ft. per gallon depending on the porosity of the surface.
Recommended Coverage: The number of coats depends on surface porosity; however, one coat is all that is normally needed on a well-sealed surface.
Drying Time: Will depend on climate conditions. Allow at least 2 hours drying time between coats. First coat must be thoroughly dry before applying second coat.
Limitations: Not suitable for below grade use.
Surface Preparation: Surface must be clean and free from dirt, dust, grease, oil, mildew, wax, and loose paint.
Application: This product may be easily applied with a quality brush, short nap roller or airless spray equipment. Surface must be clean, dry and sound. Surface must be free of grease, oil wax, mildew or any other surface contaminant. Surface and ambient temperatures should be between 45 and 90 F. Avoid application if rain or condensation could wet surface less than 1 hour after application. Allow 2 hour between coats for best results.
If applying by brush, apply a smooth, generous coat in small areas or cut in large areas first. If applying by roller, apply in even, generous strokes in an “M” or criss-cross pattern avoiding excessive re-spreeding or reworking. Always maintain a wet edge by brushing or rolling into the previously applied area.
If applying by airless spray equipment, it is recommended to use a unit with a minimum of 2,000 psi pressure, with a 0.013 to 0.021 fluid spray tip. During application, product should be back-rolled to insure proper adhesion and even dispersion. Thinning should not be necessary but use a maximum of ½ pint per gallon if it is. Clean up equipment and any spills immediately with warm soapy water and thoroughly rinse with clean water.
Clean-up: Cleanup immediately after use with soap and water.
See our frequently asked questions page for more information on Miracle Shield
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"Although we do not sell products to residents of Idaho, Alaska, Maine or Vermont, we will accept their Requests for PICC Quotes. We do sell direct to customers in all other states & countries, and there is no restriction on a customer's right to transport a product purchased in another state or country wherever they desire."Neither the HAFC or PICC products are effected - Dutchman Inc not UCSA
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