Why Use Strippable Coatings?

Remove paint overspray before it:

Creates fire hazards
Increases rejects
Reduces visibility

When parts are spray painted in a spray booth, the paint forms a spray mist of small particles. Not all of these particles contact the part and the remainder, in the form of “overspray” land on the booth walls, lights and floor.

This accumulation of overspray is hazardous because wet paint underneath the dry surface if left untreated, can create a flammability hazard – spontaneous combustion.

Overspray accumulations contain dust and dirt and are circulated by booth exhaust fans. They create an inhalation hazard for unprotected workers and contaminate parts.

Temporary strippable coatings protect spray booth surfaces from overspray, increase illumination, and improve worker morale.

They are periodically peeled or “stripped” when soiled during regularly scheduled booth maintenance and new strippable coatings are then reapplied.

WALLS
Carbicote Spray Booth Coatings
SDS	PDS	Prod. Code	Carbicote Description	Type	Key Feature¹	Adj. cov. Ft² / Gal	Spray Loss²	Total Mils DFT³
SDS	PDS	942	Bright White High Solids Strippable	Water Base	Best Coverage & Peel	100	30%	5
SDS	PDS	946	Bright White Solvent Strippable	Solvent Base	Fastest Dry	45	30%	5
SDS	PDS	948	Bright White Super Peel Strippable	Water Base	Strong Peel	77	30%	5
SDS	PDS	949	Bright White Strippable	Water Base	Good Value	85	30%	5
SDS	PDS	945	Clear Strippable {For Powder Coated and Stainless Booths}	Water Base	Strippability	20	30%	10
SDS	PDS	920	Prep Coat	Water Base	Wall Prep	See PDS
FLOORS
SDS	PDS	947	White Floor Strippable	Solvent Base	Floor Peel	25	15%	10
SDS	PDS	951	Prep Coat Floor Coating	Water Base	Floor Prep	250	15%	1
LIGHTS
SDS	PDS	945	Crystal Clear Strippable Coating	Water Base	Crystal Clear	74	30%	4
		1) Key Feature – Match with surface and condition shown on COATING SELECTOR.
		2) Spray Loss – Based on airless spray and two criss-crossed coats.
		3) DFT – Minimum Dry Film Thickness to achieve good strippability.