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Tar Gard Black
#3760
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Product Profile:
General Description:
Tar Gard is a coal tar epoxy compound requiring a catalyst to cure the coating.
Common Usage:
This coating is formulated for immmersion service and when it is applied to clean metal surfaces, it provides excellent resisitance to water (both fresh and salt), acid, alkalis, oil brines, sour crude, and petroleum products.
Color: Black
Finish: Gloss
Activator Required: Yes, #3761
 
Coating Systems:
Primer Coats:
For maximum protection, use with Anchor #3900 Hi-Build Epoxy for immersion service. Consult your Anchor representative for specific job recommendations.
 
Surface Preparation:
Prior to application, ensure that the substrate is free from any contaminants. All damaged areas or existing paint should be in good condition. The substrate should then be prepared in accordance with SSPC-SP10 for immersion, SSPC-SP3 for non-immersion.
 
Technical Data:
Volume Solids: 86.18%
Recommended Thickness: 8-10 mils dry.
Drying Time: 
Temperature To Touch To Recoat
75 F / 55% R.H. 3 Hours 24 Hours
(Cooler temperatures and higher humidity will lengthen drying time)
Architectural and Industrial Maintenance Category: Industrial Maintenance Coatings
Maximum Allowable V.O.C.: 3.8 lbs./gallon (450 g/l)
Actual V.O.C.: 1.02 lbs./gal. (122 g/l)
Theoretical Coverage:
173 sq. ft./gallon @ 8 mil dry, assuming no application losses. Coverage will vary depending on surface texture and application technique.
Packaging: The four gallon kit consists of a 5 gallon container short-filled to accommodate 3 gallons of epoxy and one gallon of catalyst. The one gallon kit consists of one gallon can short-filled to accommodate 3 quarts of epoxy and one quart of catalyst.
Storage Temperature:
Minimum 35 F Maximum 110 F
Chemical Resistance:
Alkalis: Excellent
Acids: Very Good
Water: Excellent
Health & Safety:
Refer to the front of this manual, the product label itself, and your Anchor representative concerning a Material Safety Data Sheet for complete information on this product.
Pot Life: 3 hours at 77 F. (Keep cool and agitated)

Application:
Coverage Rates Per Coat: 
Dry Mils Wet Mils Sq.Ft./Gal.
Suggested: 9 10.4 154
Minimum: 8 9.3 173
Maximum: 10 11.6 138
Mixing: Mix one part Catalyst #3761 to 3 parts Epoxy #3760. Stir thoroughly, making sure no pigment remains on the bottom of the can.
Thinning: Thin only if necessary with Anchor #3762.
Surface Temperature:
Minimum 50 F Maximum 90 F
Application Equipment:
Airless Spray
Pressure: 1800-2400 psi
Tip: .015"-.021"
Conventional Spray
Air Pressure: 75-100 psi
Fluid Pressure: 20-40 psi
Brush: Use a high quality natural china bristle brush.
Roller: Use a 1/4" synthetic nap roller cover.
Cleanup: Clean equipment thoroughly before and immediately after using Anchor #3762.
Application Considerations:
This type of coating cures by chemical reaction rather than oxidation. The cure time is totally dependent on the substrate temperature. The coating will not cure when the substrate is below 50 F, at 70 F cure time is approximately 7 days and at 90 F, cure time will be 3-4 days. Allow for application losses due to overspray conditions and surface texture. For immersion service, a minimum of fifteen dry mils is required. For non-immersion service, a minimum of eight dry mils is required.

Limited Warranty:
The technical data on this label or on other data is true and accurate to the best of our knowledge. We guarantee our products to conform to ANCHOR PAINT MFG. CO. quality control standards. Due to misuse in handling, storage, application and workmanship or variables such as weather or surface integrity that are beyond our control, Anchor Paint does not authorize any representative to make any warranty or merchantability of fitness of this product. Any liability whatsoever of Anchor Paint Mfg. Co. to the buyer or user of this product is limited to the purchaser’s cost of the product itself.

 

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