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Superior Glazing Incorporated

Technical Data

PHYSICAL PROPERTY	RESULTS	FEDERAL TEST STANDARD #141a
Gloss, 60° Specular Reflectance, Directional Minimum Hardness, Tukon 14 days Abrasion Resistance	97 86 12.7 75	6101 6121 (4.3.11) 6192

PORCELAIN AND CERAMIC RESURFACING PROCESS

DESCRIPTION

Superior Glazing uses a thermosetting, test proven, chemical duplicate of porcelain which combines the best properties of urethanes, epoxies and polyesters. It provides a glossy, durable, glazed tile-like finish that cures to a hard abrasion and chemical resistant coating.

ADVANTAGES

Outstanding high gloss and
color retention
Cures to a hard, tough, abrasion and chemical resistant coating
Unlike epoxies, it provides excellent resistance to chalking and yellowing
Will not crack, blister, craze,
or peel
Easy to clean
Provides a glossy, durable, glazed tile-like finish
Over 1,000 colors available

Chemical Resistance	24HR Immersion at 75°F	60 Day Immersion at 75°F
Nitric Acid 10% Hydrochloric Acid 30% Lye Gasoline Bleach	Uneffected Uneffected Uneffected Uneffected Uneffected	N/A N/A Uneffected Uneffected Uneffected

APPROVALS

The American National Standard Institute (A 112.19 1-73)
for porcelain.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture for use in food plants.
The American Society and Testing Materials Standard used for porcelain, for acid resistance and abrasion (Standard C-2 82-67 & Standard E-11-70).

USAGE

Superior Glazing is used by

State of Connecticut
Greenwich Housing Authority
Real Estate Developers
Contractors
Plumbers and Tile men
Thousands of condo and
home owners