Anumastic - 102
Epoxy High Build Aluminium Mastic Coating
Product Description
Anumastic - 102 is
two-component high solid high build epoxy mastic maintenance coating. This
self-priming coating exhibits superior adhesion to bare, lightly rusted or
previously painted steel. This flexible coating has exceptional combination of
corrosion, abrasion, chemical and impact resistance, plus impermeability to
gases and vapours not possessed by any other coating.
Features and Benefits
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Easy
to apply and can be applied via airless spray, conventional spray, brush or
roller. |
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Can
be used as primer, intermediate or topcoat. |
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Anumastic - 102 is filled
with metal flakes which orient themselves in the film in such a manner as to
form a labyrinth. As Anumastic - 102 cures, chemical reaction
between hardener, epoxy resin and metal flakes cause the metal flakes to
form into a plate-like structure. It is the plate-like structure of the
metal flakes that retards the passage of corrosive elements through the film
by lengthening the path they must travel. Corrosive molecules must take the
circuitous route around the layers of the metal flakes. Also, the high film
build increases the distance corrosives must travel to reach the substrate. |
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The
tremendous Anumastic - 102 advantage over conventional coatings is
that it penetrates right through existing rust down to the steel substrate
because of its excellent wetting ability. Most conventional coatings do not
have this ability. Failure to penetrate through rust not only prevents good
adhesion to the substrate ----- and therefore, encourages undercutting by
penetration of water and chemical vapours along the coating film ----- but
also allows moisture and air to remain entrapped in the porous rust film. |
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The
binder in Anumastic - 102 is shielded against degradation by
ultra-violet light from the sun and other sources because metal flakes are
opaque. That means that chalking and other signs of UV attack are controlled
at a much slower rate than with conventional coatings. |
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The
metal flakes have unique reflective property. This reflective property not
only prevents UV attack on the binder system, but also reflects away a high
percentage of energy reducing the surface temperature of the coating
compared to many types of conventional coatings. The lower surface
temperature, of course, results in an increase in service life and a
decrease in rate of breakdown. |
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It
does not soften existing coatings as most conventional coatings do because
it is a high solid coating. It can be applied over many types of coatings
like alkyds, without crazing, lifting or exhibiting poor adhesion. Although
some coatings will possess few of the above mentioned properties, Anumastic
- 102 is unique in its inclusion of all of the above to
set up an unequaled corrosion defense system |
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Formulated
with lead and chromate-free rust inhibitive pigments to provide maximum
protection against severe weather, moisture and general chemical attack. |
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Provides
excellent protection against fumes, splash and moisture condensation. |
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Can
be used for the repair of aged inorganic zinc coatings. |
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Excellent
resistance to splash and spillage of dilute acids, alkalis, certain
chemicals and solvents. |
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Has
excellent resistance to radiation and has decontamination properties. |
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Ideal for high humidity, moisture, marine atmospheres, heavy rains, high temperature, damp conditions, very dusty and fungus prone conditions. |
Recommended uses:
Anumastic - 102 is
intended for exterior/interior use where one coat high build barrier type
protection is required for the properly prepared metal substrates such as steel,
aluminium or hot dipped galvanized steel and for properly prepared masonry. It
is also recommended for applications over rusty (tightly adherent) steel and for
previously painted steel where surface preparation by blasting to SSPC
- SP 6 Commercial Blast Cleaning or SSPC
- SP 10 Near White Blast Cleaning grades is either impractical or
cost-restrictive. Outstanding performance is obtained over sand blasted steel
surfaces. Service life is in direct proportional to surface preparation.
Highway Bridges |
Piping |
Exteriors of Tanks & Silos |
Fencing and Railings |
Galvanized Steel |
Oil Refineries |
Food & Beverage Plants |
Water Towers |
Industrial Process Facilities |
Lighting Columns & Steel Furniture |
Marine Installations |
Electricity Transmission Towers |
Off-shore Platforms |
Fertilizer Plants |
Pulp & Paper Mills |
Chemical & Petro-Chemical Plants |
Containment Areas of Nuclear Plants |
Pharmaceutical Industry |
Rusted Steel Surfaces |
Previously Painted Surfaces |
Resistance Guide:
Immersion Resistance @ 25° C
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Fresh
water, Sea Water, Salt Water, Demineralized and Distilled Water. |
Resistance to spillage and splash - not
immersion
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Aliphatic
solvents, gasoline, kerosene, fuel oil : Severe |
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Weak
solutions of acids and alkalis : Severe |
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Aromatic
Solvents, formaldehyde : Severe |
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Glycol
ethers, alcohols, chlorinated solvents : Moderate |
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Fats
& oils, lubricating oils, cutting oils : Severe |
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Fresh
and Sea Water : Severe |
Surface Preparation:
Steel - (Moderate
Service)
Minimum surface preparation for steel is
either SSPC - SP 2-63 Hand Tool
Cleaning or SSPC - SP 3-63 Power Tool
Cleaning. These specifications describe the methods of preparing metal surfaces
by removing loose mill scale, loose rust, and loose paint by wire brushing,
sanding, scrapping or chipping with hand or power tools.
Steel - (Severe
Service)
Where heavy corrosive conditions exist, blast
cleaning to SSPC - SP 6-63 Commercial
Blast Cleaning is highly recommended. That means a surface from which all oil,
grease, dirt, rust scale and foreign matter have been removed except for slight
shadows, streaks or discolourations caused by rust stain or mill scale oxide
binder. At least two-thirds of any square inch should be free of all visible
residues and the remainder should be limited to slight discolouration, slight
staining or light residues mentioned above.
Steel - (Immersion
Service)
Where the coating is required for immersion
service, blast cleaning to SSPC - SP 5-63 White
Metal Blast Cleaning is mandatory. That means a surface with a grey - white,
uniform metallic colour, slightly roughened to form an anchor pattern for
coatings. This surface is free of all oil, dirt, grease, mill scale, rust,
corrosion products, oxides, paint and other foreign matter.
Aluminium & Galvanized Iron:
Aluminium & Galvanized metal
surfaces should be prepared SSPC - SP 1-63 Solvent
Cleaning which describes the methods of removing oil, grease, dirt and certain
chemical compounds by wiping, etching or scrubbing with brushes or by solvent
washing or vapour degreasing. It is important to note that galvanized iron
should be weathered for a minimum period of 6 months prior to painting. Apply
one coat of Anuprime - 291 Wash Primer for
obtaining maximum adhesion. Then, one or two coats of Anumastic - 102 should
be applied. Polyurethane, Epoxy and Chlorinated Rubber topcoats can be applied
as per requirements.
Previously Coated Surfaces:
Maintenance
painting will frequently not permit or require complete removal of all old
coatings prior to re-painting. However, all surface contamination such as oil,
grease, loose paint, mill scale, dirt, foreign matter, rust, mold, mildew,
mortar, efflorescence and sealers must be removed to assure sound bonding to the
tightly adhering old paint. In addition, glossy surfaces of old paint films must
be cleaned and dull before re-painting. Thorough washing with an abrasive
kitchen cleanser will clean and dull in one operation or wash thoroughly and
dull by sanding. Remove sanding dust. Recognize that any surface preparation
short of total removal of the old coatings may compromise the service length of
the system. Always check for the compatibility of the previously painted surface
with Anumastic - 102 by applying a test patch of 2 to 3 square feet.
Allow to dry thoroughly. Check adhesion.
Concrete:
New
concrete surfaces should be allowed to cure for a minimum period of 30 days
before application. New or old concrete surfaces should be grey or grey-white
color and free from pits, pockets and holes. Prepare the surface with abrasive
blasting or power tools. Surface imperfections should be filled in with DURAPATCH. No cement dust or
sand should be dislodged. In absence of blasting, etch the surface with 10-15%
muriatic acid diluted in water. Allow this acid solution to remain on the
surface for 10-15 minutes or until the bubbling stops. Thoroughly rinse the
floor with water to remove all traces of acid. Allow the floor to dry completely
before painting.
Concrete surface requiring a primer should be
primed with Durapoxy
200 Clear or Anumastic - 102 Colour
reduced 33% with Anusol - ETP Epoxy Thinner for assuring maximum
penetration of the coating into the concrete and a better bond of coating system
to the substrate. After the initial coat has dried for 24 hours, apply 2-3 full
coats of Anumastic - 102 coating unreduced.
Top-coating:
Anumastic - 102
is self-priming and does not require top-coating to achieve barrier properties,
but it may be top-coated where aesthetics or special conditions are desired. It
may be top-coated with epoxy, polyurethane, chlorinated rubber, vinyl and
acrylic latex coatings.
Recommended Systems:
Steel : Moderate Service
Total DFT 150 microns
1 coat Anumastic - 102 Aluminium @ 150 microns
per coat
Minimum Surface Preparation -
"SSPC-SP
2-63" Hand Cleaning
or
"SSPC-SP
3-63" Power Tool Cleaning
Note: Where obvious metal loss has occurred
and /or pitted substrate occurs, a second coat of Anumastic - 102is recommended.
Steel : Severe Service
Total DFT 300 microns
1 coat Anumastic - 102 Aluminium @ 150 microns
per coat
1 coat Anumastic - 102 Aluminium/Colour @150
microns per coat
Minimum Surface Preparation - "SSPC-SP
6-63" Commercial Blast Cleaning
Steel : Immersion Service
Total DFT 300 microns
1 coat Anumastic - 102 Aluminium @ 150 microns
per coat
1 coat Anumastic - 102 Aluminium/Colour @150
microns per coat
Minimum Surface Preparation - "SSPC-SP
5-63" White Metal Blast Cleaning
Steel : Epoxy Topcoat
Total DFT 210-230 microns
1 coat Anumastic - 102 Aluminium @ 150 microns
per coat
2 coats Durapoxy 200 Epoxy Enamel @
30-40 microns per coat
Steel : Chlorinated Rubber Topcoat
Total DFT 210-230 microns
1 coat Anumastic - 102 Aluminium @ 150 microns
per coat
2 coats Anuchlor 555 LB Chlorinated
Rubber Enamel @ 30-40 microns per coat
Steel : Polyurethane Topcoat
Total DFT 210-220 microns
1 coat Anumastic - 102 Aluminium @ 150 microns
per coat
2 coats Anuthane Enamel Aliphatic
Polyurethane Enamel @ 30-35 microns per coat
Application:
Application of the coating by airless or
conventional spray is highly recommended. It may be brushed also. Clean spray
equipment and brush with Anusol - ETP epoxy thinner. Strong solvents in the
material may soften old residual paint and cause blocking of the equipment
during spraying. Clean between extended periods of down time.
Mix base and hardener components thoroughly before blending. Thoroughly mix equal parts by volume of base and hardener and mix well before application.
Name/Description |
Anumastic - 102 |
Type |
Two pack cold cured |
Composition |
Modified Epoxy with Special Curing Agent / aluminium flakes and pigments. |
Colour |
Aluminium, off-white, green, light grey, dark grey. (Shades do not match with standard shade-card) |
Finish |
Semi Glossy |
Volume Solids (mixed) |
88± 3% |
Mixing Ratio |
Base : Hardener 1 : 1 by volume |
Pot Life @ 50% R. H. @ 30°C - unreduced -reduced |
1-2 hours 3-4 hours |
Dry film thickness per coat
-by brush -by spray |
125 - 175 microns 150 - 225 microns |
Coverage-(theoretical-no loss) |
5.87 m² /litre @ 150 microns |
Serviceability @ 30° C - Dry to touch - Hard Dry - Re-coat
- Full Cure |
4 - 8 hours Overnight 16 hours minimum and 7 days maximum. If
maximum re-coat time exceeds, brush blast before applying topcoat. 7 days |
Dry heat resistance |
120° C |
Application Temperature -minimum -maximum |
10°
C 35° C |
Relative Humidity |
85% |
Resistance to corrosion under conditions
of condensation @ 38°C for 1500 hours. (ASTM - D 2247) |
No Failure |
Resistance to Salt Spray for 1000 hours (ASTM - B 117) |
No Failure |
Outdoor Durability |
2 years minimum except for slight chalking & darkening |
Flexibility & Adhesion |
Satisfactory |
Flash Point |
23° C |
Solvent/Thinner |
Anusol - ETP Thinner |
Precaution |
Flammable. Keep away from heat and open flame. Maintain good ventilation and avoid breathing vapours. |
Packing |
8 & 40 litres |
Shelf Life |
6 months |
Notes
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Brushes and spray equipment
should be cleaned with Anusol - ETP Epoxy Thinner. |
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The contents should be stirred thoroughly prior to use. |
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When over-coating the weathered or aged Anumastic - 102, ensure
that the coating is fully free from all contamination such as oil, dust, grease,
stains etc. |
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This coating should always be thinned with Anusol - ETP Epoxy Thinner.
The use of alternative thinners can severely inhibit the curing mechanism of the
coating. |
Product Limitations:
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Do not apply over loose or flaking
rust and paint. |
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The solvents contained in
Anumastic
- 102 may lift some aged alkyd coatings. A test patch is recommended prior to
application |
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Like most epoxies,
Anumastic - 102
lose gloss and chalks on exterior exposures. However, it should be noted that
film integrity is not at all affected. |
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Oil, alkyd, oil modified
polyurethane and epoxy-ester topcoats are not recommended. |
Disclaimer:
Information provided herein is based upon tests believed to be reliable. It does not guarantee the results to be obtained. Nor does it make any express and implied warranty or merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose concerning the effects or results of such case. It does not release you from the obligation to test the products supplied by us as to their suitability for the intended uses. The application, surface preparation and use of the products are beyond our control and, therefore, entirely your own responsibility.