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Big Sky Product Information SheetTechnical Support (800) 328-4892P.I. Sheet #1071PE2100 EuroSpeed 2:1 Acrylic Urethane Clear – 4.3VOCCOMPONENTS1. PE2100 Clear2. MP2165 / MP2175 MP2185 /MP2195 ActivatorSPECIALTY COMPONENTS (OPTIONAL)1. CR22ACC Accelerator2. CR22FEE Fisheye Eliminator3. TH035 Low VOC Reducer4. TH01000 Edge Blender DESCRIPTION:PE2100 EuroSpeed Acrylic Urethane Clear provides a deep rich gloss with premium durability. Using the latestEuropean technology, PEV2100 offers the versatility needed for spot, multi-panel and overall refinishing, whileproviding quick delivery and ease of usePREPARATIONOverall or Full Panel Repair Prior to repair, wash the surface with mild detergent and hot water, making sure to rinse well and dry witha clean dry cloth. Solvent clean with TH5950 Strong Wax & Grease Remover or TH5951 Mild Wax &Grease Remover to remove any contaminants prior to sanding or bodywork. Make all repairs – treat bare metals and prime with appropriate Montana Products primers and sealers. When using a sealer, final sand with 320 grit sandpaper or finer. When topcoating over sandedsubstrates, finish sand with 400-800 grit sandpaper. Final clean with TH5951 Mild Wax & Grease Remover or TH5952 Fast Evaporating Final Cleaner,making sure surface is clean and dry. Final wipe using a tack cloth prior to applying sealer or color. Apply color and allow appropriate dry times of basecoat or single stage color prior to clearcoating.Blend Repair AreaFull panel clearcoating is best, however, when blending on areas such as sail panels, window posts, or cut-offareas, the following procedures can be used. Detergent wash, solvent clean, and thoroughly sand past the blend area using 1500 – 2000 gritsandpaper. The use of a gray nylon scuff pad or scuff gel is also recommended. Make necessary repairs following product directions. Re-clean using TH5952 Fast Evaporating Final Cleaner before applying color and clear. Apply color coat and blend as needed. Allow color to properly flash before applying clear.COMPATIBLE SUBSTRATES Big Sky System 10 Acrylic Enamel Single Stage Color (when activated) Big Sky System 50 SkyBase Basecoat Sky Fleet System 12 Acrylic Enamel Single Stage Color (when activated) BASF R-M Diamont Basecoat DuPont ChromaBase Basecoat DuPont ChromaPremier Basecoat Martin Senour TEC Base Sherwin-Williams Ultra 7000 Basecoat PPG Concept DBC Sikkens Autocryl BasePI Sheet #1071Page 1 of 5Rev. 7/19/2007

PPG Deltron DBU Spies Hecker Permacron PPG Omni AU BasecoatValspar BasecoatMIX BY VOLUME 2 Parts PE2100 Clear 1 Part MP2165 , MP2175 , MP2185 , or MP2195 Activator (see chart for proper activator selection) Optional 10% reduction with TH035 Low VOC ReducerClearActivator84Mix Ratio in Ounces1218246912ActivatorMP2165 FastMP2175 MediumMP2185 SlowMP2195 X-SlowSpotRepair63 –88 F30153618PanelRepairMultiPanel63 - 75 FN/A75 - 85 F75 - 85 F75 - 85 F85 F 85 F 85 F 95 F 95 F 95 F SPECIALTY COMPONENTSAccelerator – Not recommended. Do not use accelerator if baking. If temperatures are bordering 68 F or cooler, we strongly recommend the use of CR22ACC at a level of1-ounce per ready-to-spray gallon (or ¼ ounce per ready-to-spray quart).Fisheye Eliminator – If needed, add 1 – 2 ounces of CR22FEE per ready-to-spray gallon(or ¼ - ½ ounce per ready-to-spray quart). Only use Montana’s CR22FEE Fisheye Eliminator. Other brands may be incompatible. Overuse may cause sagging or loss of gloss.Note: Fisheyes are usually caused by: Improper cleaning of substrate. Air compressor lines – drain compressor regularly and consider an air line dryer. Usage of WD-40 or Armorall type products around work area. Diesel or fuel oil equipment fallout.POT LIFE 2-hours at 75 F.Do not try to thin clear after thickening has occurred – do not use.Clean equipment immediately after use.Note: Accelerators, reducers, and temperature will affect pot life.EQUIPMENT SETUPHVLP GravityHVLP SiphonHigh Efficiency GravityHigh Efficiency SiphonConventional GravityConventional SiphonPI Sheet #10711.3 – 1.5mm1.5 – 1.6mm1.2 – 1.3mm1.3 – 1.4mm1.3 – 1.6mm1.5 – 1.6mmPage 2 of 5.8 – 10 PSI at the cap8 – 10 PSI at the cap30 – 40 (PSI) Inlet Pressure30 – 40 (PSI) Inlet Pressure40 – 50 (PSI) Inlet Pressure40 – 50 (PSI) Inlet PressureRev. 7/19/2007

APPLICATIONAs an overall or full-panel clearcoat Allow basecoat to dry for 30-minutes or longer if manufacturer suggests longer dry times. Single stagecolors may require longer flash times, usually 1 – 1 ½ hours longer. Apply one medium-wet coat and allow 5 – 10 minutes flash. Apply a 2nd full wet coat. Do not apply more clear after 1-hour of applying previous coats of clear. Apply 2 full coats of clear for proper film build and protection (2.0 mils dry film minimum). Excessiveamounts of clear will retard drying and curing, and may cause die-back.Blending ClearcoatClearcoating an entire panel is best, however, when blending on areas such as sail panels, window posts, orcut-off areas, the following procedures can be used.Complete Panel Clearcoating Over a Color Blend Apply one medium to full wet coat of clear just past the blended color. Allow 5 – 10 minutes flash, then apply a 2nd full wet coat of clear over the entire panel.Panel and Clear Edge Blending Two Gun Method (to reduce blend edge): Apply one medium to full wet coat of clear, extending just beyond the color coat, while staying within thesanded blend area. Allow 10 – 15 minutes flash, then apply a 2nd full wet coat of clear, tapering it beyond the first coat, whilestaying within the sanded blend area. Preset a second spray gun containing TH01000 Edge Blender at slightly lower air pressure than usedduring application of clear. Immediately after applying the last coat of clear, melt the blend by applying 1–2 light to medium coats ofTH01000 Edge Blender directly over the blend edge. Work the solvent into the blend. Apply just enough to sufficiently melt in the edge. Do not flood the edge. Do not apply more solvent than needed to melt the edge.BAKINGNote: Do not bake clear when using accelerator.Full Bake Cycle – For Heavy Buffing/Compounding or Assembly No purge time is necessary. Bake 30 – 35 minutes at 140 F. Allow a 1 – 2 hour cool down prior to assembling or buffing. Do not bake basecoat prior to clearing – adhesion loss between color and clear may occur.Quick Bake Cycle – For Light Polishing or Out of Dust No purge time is necessary. Bake 15-minutes at 120 F. Allow a 1 – 2 hour cool down prior to assembling or buffing.BUFFINGNote: Due to variations in compounds, polishes, and buffing pads, refer to the product manufacturer for suggesteduse of their products. Always use a quality clearcoat polishing system.Light PolishingFor removing minor imperfections, such as fine dust, dirt, or debris. Best used for blend edges, under curedor soft fresh clear. Air dry: 4-hours at 75 F. Clear may be somewhat soft. Care must be taken when doing early polishing. Or use Quick Bake Cycle and allow a 1 – 2 hour cool down prior to polishing.PI Sheet #1071Page 3 of 5Rev. 7/19/2007

Compounding / PolishingFor aggressively removing sand scratches and to flatten and level the paint surface. For use on longer airdried or fully baked clear. Air dry: 10 – 12 hours at 75 F then proceed with heavy compounding or buffing. Or use Full Bake Cycle and allow a 1 – 2 hour cool down prior to heavy compounding or buffing. Use 1500 grit sandpaper or finer to nib sand or to reduce orange peel. Finish sand with 2000 gritsandpaper or finer, then use a quality polishing system. Polish within the first 5-days of clear application. Polishing Blends: Allow clear to cure and dry according to recommendations. Follow with a light buffusing a quality polishing system over the blend edge. Do not aggressively compound blend edges. Note: Buff within 2-days for easier results.RE-WORKING Due to the strength of some reducers, care needs to be taken if new color coat is going to be applied overfresh clear. Allow clear to dry overnight at 75 F prior to reapplying color coat. If a full break through of clear is donewhile making a repair, lightly apply color using a faster flashing reducer. In temperatures below 75 F, the use of a heat lamp will help cure the break through edge so lifting will beminimized. Re-clearing may be done as soon as 16-hours or up to 72-hours without having to scuff clear. If clear is in the first 30-45 minutes of dry time, and color needs to be sprayed due to metallic shift orinadequate hiding, apply a light coat of color to achieve desired hide, then re-clear. Avoid excessive filmbuilds.SPECIAL NOTES Use in shop temperatures that are maintained above 75 F for the first 24-hours of the cure cycle. Ensure surfaces are up to shop temperature prior to work. Use a mixing cup for accurate volume measurements. PE2100 will be water resistant in 24-hours. Note: Do not allow raindrops to dry on a new finish for thefirst 3 – 4 days to prevent staining. Urethane coatings take 5 – 7 days to properly cure. Care should be taken during first week of washing.Do not use a pressure washer on fresh clear. Stain free body filler is recommended for use under light colors. Do not use over lacquer.PHYSICAL & WEATHERING DATADust FreeDry to PolishDry to Buff/CompoundCureDirect ImpactReverse ImpactChemical ResistanceRTS VOCRTS Volume SolidsRTS Weight SolidsDFT per CoatFlash PointPI Sheet #1071Mixed 2:1Approximately 15-minutes4-hours at 75 F10 – 12 hours at 75 F7-days at 75 F60 ft/lbs30 ft/lbsMEK pass 100 double rubsXylene pass 1000 rubs4.2 – 4.3 lbs/gallon (varies withactivator)37.00%43 - 44%1.00 .20See MSDSPage 4 of 5Rev. 7/19/2007

WEATHERING DATAGloss Meter AngleInitial Gloss20 60 89.1095.202500 HoursQUV Exposure85.4095.00CLEAN-UPClean spray equipment immediately following application with a quality thinner or spray gun cleaner.DISPOSALDispose of all paint and paint related materials in accordance with state and local regulations.SAFETY & HEALTHRead and follow all technical product information, labels, and MSDS prior to application. Keep product out ofreach of children and animals. Always wear proper safety equipment (respirator, gloves, eye, and clothingprotection) when using this product.MSDS REFERENCEClear – MSDS #5Activator – MSDS#6COMPANY INFORMATIONChemSpec USA9287 Smucker RoadOrrville, Ohio 44667Toll Free: (800) 328-4892Fax: (330) 669-3965Website: www.chemspec.co.zawww.montanabigsky.comRefer to all labels on products and information sheets for hazards and proper handling procedures for eachcomponent. Read the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) supplied with the materials.KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDRENPI Sheet #1071Page 5 of 5Rev. 7/19/2007

MP2185 /MP2195 Activator 3. TH035 Low VOC Reducer 4. TH01000 Edge Blender DESCRIPTION: PE2100 EuroSpeed Acrylic Urethane Clear provides a deep rich gloss with premium durability. Using the latest European technology, PEV2100 offers the versatility ne

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