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BEP Blue Barrier Installation and Application Guide

BEP Blue Barrier is a system of seamless fluid applied products designed to protect the building envelope. Approved assemblies and applications listed below incorporate the BEP Blue Barrier product line. These products when used as a system are designed to provide seamless assemblies around windows and doors, at penetrations through the structure and provide a proven air and moisture barrier. This breathable and seamless system protects the building envelope from air and moisture infiltration, increases energy efficiency, guards against moisture damage and defends the structure from mold growth.

BEP Blue Barrier Products:

Blue Barrier Liquid Flashing 2100 Blue Barrier Joint Filler 2200 Blue Barrier Liquid Wrap 2300 Blue Barrier Flash ‘N Wrap RG 2400

1. Window and Door Assembly

Wood / DensGlass:

BEP Blue Barrier Liquid Flashing or BEP Blue Barrier Flash ‘N Wrap RG and BEP Blue Barrier Joint Filler are used in the window and door assembly. When preparing the opening for product installation, applicator must ensure the rough opening substrate is prepared and cleaned free of all debris and contaminants. The framing material should also be cleaned and all sheathing and framing should be installed properly to support the window frame per the manufacturer and engineering structural specifications. Any voids should be prepared with BEP Blue Barrier Joint Filler. All voids in excess of ¾ of an inch should have a closed cell backer rod installed prior to the caulking of the joint. Set the backer rod to industry depth based on the joint size. Apply the BEP Blue Barrier Liquid Flashing or BEP Flash ‘N Wrap RG from the inside corner of the buck to return 6” to the face of the wood and/or DensGlass wall at 12 mils. BEP Blue Barrier Liquid Flashing can be applied with a trowel or BEP Flash ‘N Wrap RG can be applied with a roller or chip brush. The coating will be dry to the touch within 15-30 minutes and the opening is now ready for installation.

Install the window and/or door with a bead of BEP Blue Barrier Joint Filler behind the flange. (If the installation is not on the same day, the installer must wipe down the original coating with an approved solvent, as listed on the BEP Technical Data Sheet, to remove dirt and debris between coats.) Once the window or door unit is installed and after the required inspection, the installer must clean and scuff the nail/installation fin and the portion of any waxed or painted frame on the window or door unit to be coated. Apply a coat of BEP Blue Barrier Liquid Flashing at 12 mils from the corner of wood frame to cover the scuffed fin and the frame of the unit making sure to cover any gap between the fin and the frame. *Note not for use on Borate treated lumber. See Diagram #1.

Diagram # 1


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Concrete/Masonry:

Ensure the concrete is prepared and cleaned free of all debris, contaminants and residual oils from form boards. All voids should be filled with BEP Blue Barrier Joint Filler. All voids in excess of ¾ of an inch should have the appropriate sized closed cell backer rod set to the appropriate depth. The bucking material and/or opening must be prepared and installed as required by the window and door manufacturer and/or the engineering specifications. Apply BEP Blue Barrier Liquid Flashing or BEP Blue Barrier Flash ‘N Wrap RG from the inside corner of the bucking to the outside corner of the block wall at 12 mils. On the concrete assembly, it is not necessary to carry flashing to the face of the block.

BEP Blue Barrier Liquid Flashing can be applied with a trowel, roller and/or chip brush. The coating will be tack free within 30 minutes of application and the opening is now ready for installation.

Install the window and/or door with a bead of BEP Blue Barrier Joint Filler behind the flange. (If the installation is not on the same day, the installer must wipe down the original coating with an approved solvent to remove dirt and debris between coats.) Once the window or door unit is installed and after the required inspection, the installer must clean and scuff the nail/installation fin and the portion of any waxed or painted frame on the window or door unit to be coated. Apply a coat of BEP Blue Barrier Liquid Flashing or BEP Blue Barrier Flash ‘N Wrap RG at 12 mils from the corner of the block or poured concrete to cover the scuffed fin and the frame of the unit making sure to cover any gap between the fin and the frame creating a seamless barrier. See Diagram #2.

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2. Penetrations of the Building Envelope

Use BEP Blue Barrier Joint Filler with BEP Blue Barrier Liquid Flashing or BEP Flash ‘N Wrap RG to seal around all penetrations in the building envelope. All gaps and voids around the penetration in excess of ¾ of and inch must be filled with closed cell backer rod and/or closed cell expanding foam. Ensure the backer rod and/or foam is set at the appropriate depth to width ratio. Scuff the penetration and caulk around it with BEP Blue Barrier Joint Filler, being sure to carry it onto the penetration itself. Wait 15 minutes, and then apply BEP Blue Barrier Liquid Flashing or BEP Blue Barrier Flash ‘N Wrap to the penetration. Using BEP Blue Barrier Liquid Flashing or BEP Blue Barrier Flash ‘N Wrap RG, coat at least 4” around and onto the penetration. See Diagram # 3.

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3. Air and Moisture Barrier System

BEP Blue Barrier Liquid Wrap or BEP Blue Barrier Flash ‘N Wrap RG with BEP Blue Barrier Joint Filler are to be used to provide a seamless breathable barrier for the building envelope. Protecting the structure from air and moisture infiltration, BEP Blue Barrier Liquid Wrap can be spray applied or power rolled. BEP Flash ‘N Wrap RG can be Rolled or brushed on only. In preparing for the application, the substrate must be power washed clean of debris and contaminants. Substrate can be damp to the touch. Ensure all windows and doors are protected from overspray. Any voids should be prepped with BEP Blue Barrier Joint Filler. All voids in excess of ¾ of an inch should have a closed cell backer rod installed prior to the caulking of the joint. Set the backer rod to industry depth based on the joint size. All openings and penetrations in the building envelope must use the assemblies / systems / procedures listed in this Application Guide. When applying with a power sprayer, the following spray equipment has been approved for use with BEP Blue Barrier Liquid Wrap: Titan Speeflo / Power twin 12000 plus or Graco 833 tip size to be 629 through 635. Gun S-7 3/8 swivel / 2ft gun extension. Hose length of 100ft 3/8 5800 psi. sprayer pressure to be set at 3600 psi. Applicator can also use the Titan Speeflo / Hydra M 4000 / part #433-801 with above noted hose, gun and tip set up. Standing back two feet from the building, apply 15-20 mills wet using a crosshatch spray pattern. When selecting your airless spray equipment it is important to ensure you have and can maintain at least 2,000 psi at the spray tip. To see the location for Liquid Wrap and or Flash ‘N Wrap RG as it ties back into the window flashing, refer to Diagram # 4. Tips when spraying: Periodically check with a wet millage gauge to ensure proper millage which should be no less then 15 wet mills. Prior to spraying ensure all filters are removed from the gun and pump. If a filter is needed for the pump ensure you are using the largest filter possible such as the zero for Titan. Do not run a filter in the spray gun. Run an approved solvent through the lines and pump prior to use with the BEP Blue Barrier Liquid Wrap. Do not allow the material to sit idle in the sprayer for more then 15 minutes. To clean your machine pump the approved solvent back through the machine to ensure all BEP Blue Barrier Liquid Wrap material is flushed from the lines and the machine. Once flushed if using a Titan or a zero filter remove and inspect the filter and tip.

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Proper Power Sprayer Equipment Maintenance – Review the recommended daily maintenance instructions provided by the pump manufacturer. Before and after each use, ensure the unit has been flushed out with an approved solvent such as Mineral Spirits. Ensure all tips and hoses have been completely flushed with a proper solvent immediately after use. After running the solvent through the pump, remove the number 0 filter and clean. Never run water though the pump prior to use with BEP Liquid Wrap, as this is a moisture cure product and will react to the water in the pump and lines. BEP Blue Barrier Flash ‘N Wrap RG – with BEP Blue Barrier Joint Filler are to be used to provide a seamless breathable barrier for the building envelope. Protecting the structure from air and moisture infiltration, BEP Blue Barrier Flash N’ Wrap RG can be rolled with standard rolling methods. Use a ¾” nap roller for best results. BEP Flash ‘N Wrap RG can be Rolled or brushed on only. In preparing for the application, the substrate must be power washed clean of debris and contaminants. Substrate can be damp to the touch. Ensure all windows and doors are protected from any splatter. Any voids should be prepped with BEP Blue Barrier Joint Filler. All voids in excess of ¾ of an inch should have a closed cell backer rod installed prior to the caulking of the joint. Set the backer rod to industry depth based on the joint size. All openings and penetrations in the building envelope must use the assemblies / systems / procedures listed in this Application Guide. Surface Preparation for all Assemblies – All products should be applied to surfaces cleaned free of all debris, contaminants and/or residual oils from any form boards. Wood and concrete can have high moisture content with no negative affect on adhesion. Do not apply onto any approved substrates with surface temperatures below 33°F or greater then 100°F.

Blue Barrier - Product Technical Installation Manual

Air, Moisture & Mould Defence

Total Building Envelope Protection Systems

Revision 2.0 Jan 2014

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The information contained herein and any other advice are given in good faith based on ABEP’s current knowledge and experience of the products when properly stored, handled and applied under normal conditions in accordance with ABEP’s recommendations. The information only applies to the application(s) and product(s) expressly referred to herein. In case of changes in the parameters of the application, such as changes in substrates etc, or in case of a different application, consult ABEP’s Technical Service prior to using ABEP products. The information contained herein does not relieve the user of the products from testing them for the intended application and purpose. All orders are subject to our current terms of sale and delivery. Users must always refer to the most recent issue of the local Product Technical Data Sheet for the product concerned, copies of which will be supplied.

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Table of Contents1. Product Description 4

1.1 Blue Barrier: Uses 42. New Zealand Building Code Compliance 5

2.1 Clause B1 - Structural/Mechanical 52.2 Clause B2 – Durability 52.3 Clause E2 - External Moisture 52.4 Clause F2 - Hazardous Building Materials 52.5 Blue Barriers Advantages and Characteristics 5

3. Manufacturer Details 63.1 Packaging 63.2 Appearance 63.3 Odour 63.4 Mixing 63.5 Storage & Shelf Life 63.6 Curing Times 6

4. Manufacturer’s Technical Data 75. Australian/New Zealand Standards – AS/NZS 8

5.1 Blue Barrier Liquid Wrap 85.2 Blue Barrier Flash ‘N Wrap 95.3 Blue Barrier Liquid Flashing 95.4 Blue Barrier Joint Filler 9

6. Adhesion to Substrates (AS/NZS 1580.405) 106.1 Approved Substrates 106.2 Substrate Inspection 10

7. Product Management & Quality Control 118. Training, General Prep & Application Guide 11

8.1 Applicator Training 118.2 Spray Application Training. 11

9. Substrate Preparation 12

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Table of Contents9.1 Step 1 - Inspect 129.2 Step 2 - Clean 129.3 Substrate Condition Inspection 129.4 Wooden Substrates 139.5 Metal Substrates 139.6 Cementitious Substrates 139.7 Paints and Existing Coatings 139.8 Control Joints 13

10. Application Preparation 1410.1 Repairs and Preparation 1410.2 System Application 14

11. Application Tools & Procedure 1411.1 Joint Filler 1511.2 Liquid Flashing 1511.3 Liquid Wrap 1511.4 Flash ‘N Wrap 15

12. Blue Barrier BEP® Product Consumption Rates 1513 Blue Barrier Diagrams 16

13.1 Diagram 01 - Typical Sill Detail 1613.2 Diagram 02 - Typical Head Detail 1713.3 Diagram 03 - Typical Jamb Detail 1813.4 Diagram 04 - Typical Joint Detail 1913.5 Diagram 05 - Typical Penetration Detail 2013.6 Diagram 06 - Typical Foundation Detail 2113.7 Diagram 07 - Typical Rebated Foundation Detail 2213.8 Diagram 08 - Typical Control Joint Detail 2313.9 Diagram 09 - Typical Control Joint Function 2413.10 Diagram 10 - Typical Flashing Opening 2513.11 Diagram 11 - PF Rod Control Joint Detail 2613.12 Diagram 12 - Masonry Control Joint Detail 27

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Table of Contents14. Health and Safety Information 28

14.1 Personal Protection 2814.2 Site Safety Information 29

15. System Warranty Information 2916. System Limitations & Safety Information 2917. Disposal Of Materials 3018. Technical Manual Information/Disclaimer 30

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ABEP - Blue Barrier Product Technical Installation Manual

1. Product Description Blue Barrier is a family of Liquid Applied Flashings/Adhesive/Sealant Products, for Air, Moisture & Mould Protection. Used for window & door installation flashing, joint & crack filling, building penetration/protrusion sealing and total building envelope air and moisture protection.

1.1 Blue Barrier: Uses The use and application of the building envelope wrap system is reserved for Blue Barrier Accredited & Fully Trained Applicators only. • Highly Suitable for waterproofing solutions in both new construction and refurbishment

projects.

• For applications over a variety of approved substrates - see product information. Note: Contact ABEP regarding suitability of any substrate not approved already.

• For complex substrate details with limited accessibility.

• Blue Barrier Products are flexible and are especially suited to applications where surface movement may cause more rigid systems to crack or fail.

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Blue Barrier - Liquid Wrap Blue Barrier - Flash’N Wrap


2. New Zealand Building Code Compliance

2.1 Clause B1 - Structural/Mechanical The Blue Barrier moisture proof membrane system, when installed according to the manufacturer’s instructions will meet performance clauses B1.3.2 of the New Zealand Building Code, (NZBC)

2.2 Clause B2 – Durability 50 years. The Blue Barrier moisture proof membrane system, when installed according to the manufacturer’s instructions will meet performance clauses B2.3.1 (a) of the New Zealand Building Code, (NZBC)

2.3 Clause E2 - External Moisture The Blue Barrier moisture proof membrane system when installed according to the manufacturer’s instructions complies with performance clause E2.3.2 of the New Zealand Building Code, (NZBC)

2.4 Clause F2 - Hazardous Building Materials The Blue Barrier moisture proof membrane system when installed according to the manufacturer’s instructions complies with performance clause F2.3.1 of the New Zealand Building Code, (NZBC)

2.5 Blue Barriers Advantages and Characteristics • Immediately waterproof on application. (Also creates an immediate seal under water) • Creates Durable, Energy Efficient, Fully Adhered Seamless Membrane • More Resilient to Inclement Weather During Construction (Exposure) Phase • Provides Air/Moisture and Mould Protection • Weather Resistant, Durable and Vapour Permeable • Used for Multiple Construction Applications • Wet & Dry Surface Application • Environmentally Friendly (non toxic to sea life) Marinco Bioassay Laboratory Inc, using

WET method no. 2007.0 • Strong Adhesion • CodeMark Certificate of Conformity BSC-130214-CMNZ, issued 01 April 2014.

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3. Manufacturer DetailsDominus® Innovations, 2022 N. West Shore Blvd. Suite 200 Tampa ,Florida 33607, U.S.A Tel +1-813-279-1902. Email : www.bepproducts.com

3.1 Packaging • Supplied in 5 US Gallon/18.9 Litre (Liquid Wrap) Containers (23 Kg) • 2 US Gallon/7.6 litre (Roller Grade) Tins (12Kg) • 50 Gallon/189 litre (Liquid Wrap) Drum (230Kg approximately) • 20 oz (590 ml) Sausage

3.2 Appearance • Gloss/Bright Blue – Liquid

3.3 Odour • Weak odour

3.4 Mixing • No mixing is required for Blue Barrier Flashing, Joint Filler or Flash ‘N Wrap • Spray applied Liquid Wrap - Stir by hand, with plastic or wooden paddle to ensure pail

contents has an even consistency.

3.5 Storage & Shelf Life • Do not store above 27°C. Blue Barrier is fit for use for up to 12 Months from the date of

production when stored in the original, unopened & undamaged packaging. • Higher storage temperatures may reduce the shelf life of Blue Barrier. • Opened units may begin to solidify within a few days.

3.6 Curing Times (Approximate when exposed to UV or Moisture)

• Tack Free – 45 minutes • Complete System Cure – 3.1mm - 16hours

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4. Manufacturer’s Technical Data

Elongation (Tested ASTM D412)

• Joint Filler 220% • Liquid Flashing 300% • Liquid Wrap 290% • Flash ‘N Wrap 250%

Solids Content

• Liquid Wrap 90% Solids (10% solvent base for spray application) • Joint Filler, Liquid Flashing, Flash‘N Wrap 100% Solids (No VOC)

Tear Strength (Tested to D-1424)

• Liquid Wrap 338 kPa (49 PSI) • Flash‘N Wrap 310 kPa (45 PSI)

Shore Hardness (Tested to ASTM C-661)

• Joint Filler A 70 • Liquid Flashing A 55-60 • Liquid Wrap A 45 • Flash ‘N Wrap A 55-60

Water Vapour Transmission (Tested to ASTM E-96-10, Desiccant method)

• 23-24 perms

Tensile Strength (Tested to ASTM D -2370)

• Joint Filler 1,779 kPa (258 PSI) • Liquid Flashing 1,999 kPa (290 PSI) • Liquid Wrap 634 kPa (92 PSI) • Flash ‘N Wrap 2,268 kPa (329 PSI)

VOC - Joint Filler, Liquid Flashing and Flash ‘N Wrap <30g/L (Tested to E.P.A Method 24) Liquid Wrap < 0 g/L (VOC exempt list)

Class A Surface Burning - Flame spread and smoke development (Tested to ASTM E-84)

U.V Exposure - Up to 90 Days (see Sec 16 - Limitations) (Tested to ASTM G154)

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ABEP - Blue Barrier Product Technical Installation ManualWater Penetration (Tested to ASTM E 331 & AS/NZS 4284, E2VM & BEAL Certification Services Ltd, RAB weather tightness testing

Air Leakage (Tested to ASTM E 283-04, E 2357-11)

Water Infiltration (Tested to AAMA 501.2-94)

Air Penetration (Tested to ASTM 2178) Low Temp Crack Bridging - (Tested to ASTM C 1305 & AS/NZS 4850.2000, Cycle Joint Movement)

Peel Strength - (Tested to ASTM D 903)

Hardness (Tested to ASTM D 2240)

Adhesion to Approved Substrates - (Tested to AS/NZS 1580.4085)

5. Australian/New Zealand Standards – AS/NZS All products were tested to joint Australian/New Zealand Standards (AS/NZS) Note : Copies of these test results are the ownership of ABEP Ltd and are available on request but at the discretion of ABEP Ltd.

5.1 Blue Barrier Liquid Wrap

• Tensile Strength (Tested to ASTM D412) • Freeze-thaw resistance (Tested by BEAL Testing Services Ltd, Porirua, NZ. TP -20⁰C to

+70⁰C) • Adhesion to nominated substrates (Tested to ASTM C794) • Cold temperature resistance (Tested to ASTM C1305) • Resistance to UV for 90 days (see Sec 16 - Limitations) (Tested by NZ Product Accelerator,

University of Auckland, TP based on ASTM G154) • Water Penetration Resistance (Tested to ASTM ESS1 & BTS TP based on E2/VM1) • Water Vapour Resistance (Tested to ASTM E96) • Air Leakage of Rigid Air Barrier Board (Tested to ASTM E283) • Low VOC - <0g/L

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5.2 Blue Barrier Flash ‘N Wrap

• Tensile Strength (Tested to ASTM D412)

• Freeze-thaw resistance (Tested by BEAL Testing Services Ltd, Porirua, NZ. TP -20¹C to +70¹C)

• Adhesion to nominated substrates (Tested to ASTM C794) • Cold temperature resistance (Tested to ASTM C1305) • Resistance to UV for 90 days (see Sec 16 - Limitations) (Tested by NZ Product Accelerator,

University of Auckland, TP based on ASTM G154) • Water Penetration Resistance (Tested to ASTM ESS1 & BTS TP based on E2/VM1) • Water Vapour Resistance (Tested to ASTM E96) • Air Leakage of Rigid Air Barrier Board (Tested to ASTM E283) • Low VOC - <30g

5.3 Blue Barrier Liquid Flashing

• Tensile Strength (Tested to ASTM D412)

• Freeze-thaw resistance (BTS TP from -20¹C to +70¹C) • Adhesion to nominated substrates (Tested to ASTM C794) • Crack Bridging & Cyclic Movement (Tested to ASTM C1305 & AS4654.1-B) • Cold temperature resistance (Tested to ASTM C1305) • Water Penetration Resistance (AS/NZS 4201.4) - acceptable • Low VOC - <30g/L

5.4 Blue Barrier Joint Filler

• Tensile Strength (Tested to ASTM D412) • Freeze-thaw resistance (BTS TP from -20¹C to +70¹C) • Adhesion to nominated substrates (Tested to ASTM C794) • Crack Bridging & Cyclic Movement (Tested to ASTM C1305 & AS4654.1-B) • Cold temperature resistance (Tested to ASTM C1305) • Water Penetration Resistance (Tested to AS/NZS 4201.4) • Low VOC - <30g/L

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6. Adhesion to Substrates (AS/NZS 1580.405)

6.1 Approved Substrates • Treated Plywood (CCA treated) • Treated structural framing timber (CCA or Borate treated) • Aluminium • Stainless Steel • Powder Coating • PVC (light sand required before application) • Concrete (precast) • Concrete (CMU) • James Hardie ® (fibre cement board) • MagRoc ™ (RAB panels and boards) • Magnum ™ Board (RAB panels and boards) • Galvanised Metals • Steel • Glass

Note : Blue Barrier products can equally be applied in dry and wet conditions.

6.2 Substrate Inspection Whenever Blue Barrier is to be applied over an old or existing substrate, an ABEP Ltd ‘certified applicator’ must carry out a survey that includes an inspection and testing procedure. The inspection needs to include all substrates intended to be coated and should identify the need for:

a) Any repair work required. b) The cleaning and preparation work required as described in section 9. (Substrate preparation)

All instances of repair work required needs to be recorded and photographed so that they can be used in developing a ‘scope of work’. If during the inspection of the substrates, it is noted that there are potential or existing structural deficiencies, such as weak timber framing under the substrate, a detailed record including photographs should be made so that all relevant information may be passed on to a consultant engineer for an opinion on the area of concern. This may require the consultant engineer to carry out his/her own site inspection to verify the condition of the structure under the substrate.

The survey must also address and verify the condition of the uppermost substrate on which Blue Barrier is to be applied. For further information and recommendations on testing procedures, please contact ABEP Technical Services.

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7. Product Management & Quality Control ABEP Ltd monitor and maintain records and reports of importing, distribution and the application of Blue Barrier products in accordance with a Building Product Quality Plan, BPQP.

• Manufacturer’s quality control check-list • Records of batch numbers and manufacturing dates • Records of batch number distribution • Pre-check and job completion checklist.

8. Training, General Prep & Application Guide

8.1 Applicator Training

Applicator training is important to ensure a high standard and quality application of Blue Barrier Products. Please contact ABEP for training requirements. All applicators are required to observe and demonstrate a high degree of Health & Safety awareness and practices in accordance with local legislation and regulations. A typical ABEP basic training session takes around 60 mins and is all that is required to obtain an ‘approved applicators’ certification for the application of Joint Filler, Liquid Flash and Flash ‘N Wrap. (Spray application requires additional training, see section 8.2)

8.2 Spray Application Training.

This method of application requires additional training in order to ensure the applicator is able to :

• Setup and maintain the spray pump. • Manage the spray area to eliminate overspray and identify possible hazards • Successfully apply the required thickness of product. • Properly clean equipment

Contact ABEP for access to additional training and applicators resources.

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9. Substrate Preparation For all existing substrates the following cleaning process must be followed to ensure that a high quality application is obtained.

9.1 Step 1 - Inspect Inspect all areas to be coated to determine condition of materials and sub-structure.

Specifically note the following:

1. Structural integrity and viability and any structural areas to be repaired. 2. Type and condition of substrates and materials and identify original material manufacturer if

possible. 3. Areas affected by foreign materials. 4. Areas to be removed, repaired, or capped prior to applying a Blue Barrier coating. 5. Items to be removed. 6. Cleaning to be carried out.

9.2 Step 2 - Clean Perform initial cleaning and prepare the surface appropriately for coating. Preparation may require sanding, scraping, etc.

The use of a biodegradable cleaner/wash solution may be used to enhance the quality of the cleaning process on substrates that are heavily soiled, but this must be thoroughly rinsed off prior to the application process to avoid potential adhesion issues. (Contact ABEP for further information).

Surface preparation shall always, be in accordance with the highest standards of good trade practice to eliminate the possibility of product failure due to applicator error and resulting in a warranty claim.

9.3 Substrate Condition Inspection Where any inspection raises concern regarding the structural soundness of a particular system or substrate, an opinion from a qualified structural engineer should be sought prior to any work being carried out.

Note: All mould must be remediated before the application of Blue Barrier Products. There are numerous commercial products available for this purpose and once the treatment is complete any residual mould killer should be rinsed from the substrate.

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9.4 Wooden Substrates All wooden-based panels are to be in a structurally sound condition. Plywood and all panel/sheeted wooden materials must be firmly adhered (Glued and or screwed only) in accordance with standard trade practice prior to application. NOTE : Nails have a tendency, over time with temperature cycling, of moving outward which may puncture the waterproofing membrane..

9.5 Metal Substrates Metals must be free of mill-scale, oils, surface impurities and any loose/friable materials. Acetone may be used to clean most metal substrates however if unsure, please contact ABEP for assistance. Smooth metals to be scuffed to help create a mechanical bond. 100 grit sandpaper is to be used when required (scuffing increases surface area of adhesion).

9.6 Cementitious Substrates New concrete shall have a minimum of 28 days curing time prior to be coated with any Blue Barrier product.

All concrete (new or old), must be inspected & tested for suitability by either hammer testing achieving >15MPa or pull-off adhesion testing achieving >0.8 Mpa Concrete must be suitably finished by means of wood float or steel pan. The surface finish must be uniform and free from defects such as laitance, voids or honeycombing. Any defects should be repaired using Blue Barrier Joint Filler as described in application guide.

9.7 Paints and Existing Coatings Any coatings must be clean and free from loose, degraded materials. Painted surfaces should be inspected for any delaminated materials, ensuring that any loose materials are removed prior to Blue Barrier application. All paints and coatings must be inspected and tested for suitability by way of pull-off adhesion testing achieving >0.8 Mpa.

9.8 Control Joints For Control Joints that have high movement (floor to wall junction) use ABEP specified tape (50mm wide BOPP Film Tape) applied over the joint and apply Blue Barrier Liquid Flashing or Flash ‘N Wrap over the tape, covering at least 25mm of substrate either side of tape. Liquid Wrap can then be applied over entire substrate. This will allow the joint to have high elongation and remain waterproof. *Refer to Diagram 08 – Typical Control Joint Detail. PF backing rods may be used instead of tape where the control joint dimensions are similar in depth and width. *Refer to Diagram 11 – PF Rod Control Joint Detail.

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10. Application Preparation

10.1 Repairs and Preparation Using the Blue Barrier Joint Filler, repair all cracks and imperfections, including apertures, voids or stress points. All large voids must be filled with Blue Barrier Joint Filler. To avoid slumping the void should be first filled with a PF packing rod/rods of large enough diameter so that it can be friction fitted. In any event Blue Barrier Joint filler should not be applied in a thickness greater than 19mm (¾ of in inch) Ensure sufficient numbers of screws and the correct application of the same to ensure the substrate is held fast to prevent movement. Do not rely on the Blue Barrier System to secure fastenings or loose substrates.

10.2 System Application Before the Liquid Wrap system is applied to the field area of the substrate, the Joint Filler and Liquid Flash should be first applied to all penetrations, openings, joints in substrate or substrate edges and extend 50 mm onto all surrounding surfaces. Seal with joint filler and then apply liquid flashing around all protrusions such as pipes, air conditioners and any other penetrations etc to ensure that a full waterproof encasement of the protrusion is made. Once all areas as above have been completed, the predetermined Blue Barrier Wrap system can be applied to the field area of the substrate system using the manufacturer’s guidelines.

NOTE Fixing Fasteners : Under no circumstances should a pilot hole be drilled through a Blue Barrier membrane, nor should self-drilling screws be used. These actions will create a breach of the membrane where moisture could penetrate. An example of this is when fixing air cavity batons to a wall. Fasteners and pointed nails that simply pierce the membrane without removing part of it will allow the Blue Barrier membrane to self-seal around the fixing.

Note : Nails must not be driven by hand to avoid spalling, a powered activated nail gun must be used.

11. Application Tools & Procedure Note: When applying Blue Barrier products to each other, if the initial application was applied any more than 24 hours earlier, it is important to reactivate the underlying layer with one of the following solvents : (Mineral spirits or Isopropyl Alcohol). Use a clean cloth or a light mist spray bottle to return product to a tacky consistency . Note : Appropriate protection to be worn when handling all solvents.

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11.1 Joint Filler When bonding to surfaces, ensure the surfaces are sound and clean from both dust and debris. All large voids/joints need to be filled with Joint Filler using a sausage gun with a tip cut to size to achieve a desired bead of Blue Barrier Joint Filler as outlined in Subsection 10.1 above. All large voids and joints should be filled with Blue Barrier Joint filler before applying Blue Barrier Flashing or Blue Barrier Liquid Wrap. (Note : This does not apply to control joints where bond breaker tape or PF packing rods are used) Use a plastic, wooden or soft edge spatula or flat edge plasterer’s knife to level out Joint filler where necessary.

11.2 Liquid Flashing Use a sausage gun to apply Blue Barrier Liquid Flashing to a minimum thickness of 0.4mm and use a ‘wet film gauge’ to confirm. Use plastic, wooden or soft edge spatula or flat edge plasterer’s knife to level out the Liquid Flashing where necessary (otherwise use a short-haired paint brush). Note: Blue Barrier Products do not lend themselves to having any type of flashing ‘tapes’ applied to them. If you would like advice relating to alternative flashings please contact your ABEP representative.

11.3 Liquid Wrap Airless sprayers with a tip size of 629 should be used to apply Liquid Wrap. ABEP Ltd can recommend the following manufacturer’s pumps as they meet the minimum pump size requirement : Titan Speeflo 12000, Wagner 960 and Graco GH833. NOTE: Do not spray Liquid Wrap in temperatures <4¹C or >38¹C. Power roller and/or apply with standard roller or brush. A ‘wet film gauge’ is necessary to check the application thickness for a permeable coating which should be between 0.3mm to 0.4mm.

11.4 Flash ‘N Wrap Apply using a 10mm pile length/nap roller or standard paint brush. Note : During application the ambient temperature must be between -3¹C and 38¹C.

12. Blue Barrier BEP® Product Consumption Rates Liquid Wrap Flash ‘N Wrap Liquid Flashing & Joint Filler Cure Rate 2 Hours 2 Hours 3.1 mm - 16 Hours Total Dry Film ∼ 0.3mm ∼ 0.3mm Thickness (300 microns) (300 microns) Total Consumption ≥4 Litres/11.6m² ≥4 Litres/9.3m²

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13 Blue Barrier Diagrams

13.1 Diagram 01 - Typical Sill Detail

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Scale : Not to Scale


13.2 Diagram 02 - Typical Head Detail

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13.3 Diagram 03 - Typical Jamb Detail

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13.4 Diagram 04 - Typical Joint Detail

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TYPICAL JOINT DETAIL


13.5 Diagram 05 - Typical Penetration Detail

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13.6 Diagram 06 - Typical Foundation Detail

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13.7 Diagram 07 - Typical Rebated Foundation Detail

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13.8 Diagram 08 - Typical Control Joint Detail

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13.9 Diagram 09 - Typical Control Joint Function

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13.10 Diagram 10 - Typical Flashing Opening

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13.11 Diagram 11 - PF Rod Control Joint Detail

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13.12 Diagram 12 - Masonry Control Joint Detail

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14. Health and Safety Information

14.1 Personal Protection The following protective equipment is essential for anyone working with Blue Barrier Products.

Gloves, Safety Glasses, Breathing Mask, Overalls. (All these are obtainable from NZ and Australian Safety Retailers and most Trade Supply Outlets).

In addition to protective clothing, it is recommended the use of a barrier cream on the skin as Blue Barrier is will adhere to un-protected skin. The cream acts as a release compound as well as a skin protection. Barrier creams are useful, effective, inexpensive and convenient. They protect well if they are not frequently flushed with solvents. Note : Barrier creams are only a supplement to, and not a replacement for, protective gloves, so always wear gloves. Whilst ABEP recommends single use of protective gloves if they are to be re-used please ensure the inside of the gloves are not contaminated.

If any Blue Barrier products do come into contact with your skin, wash immediately with soap and water after removing as much material as possible with a dry cloth. In any event it is recommended you wash your exposed skin occasionally during the workday as matter of course. Avoid using solvents to clean yourself with as they can help liquid material penetrate the skin, and the solvents themselves are aggressive and can be harmful to skin. If water is unavailable or in short supply, clean the contamination with sand instead. Certain hand cleaners also work without harmful effects but check the label for safety information before using. Citrus skin cleaners, for example, are effective and mild. Soap and water takes time, but will eventually work for small areas.

One of the best ways to protect yourself is of course to avoid skin contact, in addition to protective clothing, keeping tools and equipment clean are also best practice. No Blue Barrier application should ever proceed without sufficient water being on hand for cleaning and a professional eye wash kit for the treatment of eye contaminations.

If adequate clean water is not available then the project should not commence, no matter what the urgency. If a professional eyewash kit is not available, then at the very minimum a specifically designated one litre container of clean water must be present for the purpose of treating an eye contamination. The water can be in a pail, plastic jug or via a hose pipe. All applicators must be aware of local Health and Safety regulations and best practices relating to first aid and cleaning issues and these must be followed and given priority over of any ABEP recommendations. Safety glasses or other eye protection obviously help those doing the work, but they can also create a false sense of security. Do not take risks with yours or anyone’s health and safety!

In the event of any spillage or any eye contamination, always seek medical advice immediately after rinsing and cleaning the eyes with the clean water. Ensure sufficient ventilation during application in closed or confined spaces. The wearing of a respiratory mask is recommended and applicators should be aware of and observe all relevant local regulations relating to working in confined spaces.

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14.2 Site Safety Information For information and advice on safe handling, storage and disposal of chemical products, users shall refer to the most recent Material Safety Data Sheet containing physical, ecological, toxicological and other safety-related data. The information provided in our MSDS should be followed but followed in conjunction with all national & local body laws regarding safe work practices. A copy of our MSDS can be obtained from a link on the home page of our website www.abep.co.nz or www.abep.com.au or by contacting an ABEP representative.

15. System Warranty Information Warranties of up to 10 years on the Blue Barrier systems may be available, depending on the nature of the project, and strictly by system specification only. Typical terms of warranty are provided on request from ABEP.

Please contact your ABEP representative for warranty details applicable to your project.

16. System Limitations & Safety Information

Blue Barrier has relatively few limitations. These limitations are listed below:

• Do not apply over oil/grease saturated surfaces or substrates • The Blue Barrier products must be protected from UV with any building material that is

certified as an external cladding. This must be done no later than 90 days from application of the product. If unforeseen delays in the project prevent this, please contact your ABEP representative as soon as possible to discuss the options.

• Must be applied to approved substrates (contact ABEP if the substrate you wish to cover is not included).

• Flashing ‘tapes’ are not compatible for use over Blue Barrier Products. Consult your ABEP representative to discuss alternatives.

• Blue Barrier Products are not suitable for use over flexible building wraps.

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17. Disposal Of Materials The only Blue Barrier product that is designated a hazardous chemical is the Liquid Wrap due its solvent content.

1. Un-cured residual product. The disposal of any residual product in containers marked as ‘hazardous chemicals’ must be undertaken in strict accordance with local and national regulations and as a result require special disposal considerations. The disposer is responsible for ensuring compliance.

2. Cured residual product. Liquid Wrap is considered cured when it have achieved a solid state and is no longer releasing vapour. When this is the case the hazardous chemical labelling can be removed from the container to allow the disposal of it as general waste.

IMPORTANT : Where residual material has not cured or a skin has formed on the surface, the product/container must be disposed of as hazardous waste, and any markings on the container denoting hazards must remain.

The person disposing of containers of residual cured product is responsible for and must ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, that the container/s are free of the hazardous chemicals.

18. Technical Manual Information/Disclaimer The information as set forth in the technical data contained herein has been developed from tests and evaluations made by Dominus® Innovations and ABEP Ltd for standard coating applications. We believe this information is the best currently available on the subject. Any experimentation you may care to undertake will be at your own risk.

Application guidelines must be followed to ensure validity of any warranty.

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Technical Data Sheet

www.BEPproducts.com Pg 1 BEP Blue Barrier Flash ’N Wrap RG

is a trademark of

Blue Barrier Flash ’N Wrap RG 2400

Description BEP Blue Barrier Flash ’N Wrap RG 2400 is an all-purpose, fully adhered, liquid membrane that can be used for roller applied flashing applications, such as bridging dissimilar materials, and to create liquid applied pan membranes in window & door installations, as well as a roller applied permeable wall substrate coating for thin mil building envelope protection applications. Flash ’N Wrap RG can be applied over surfaces and substrates that have been prepared per the BEP Blue Barrier Application Guides. Blue Barrier Flash ’N Wrap RG 2400 is part of the BEP air and moisture barrier system.

Features/Benefits Single stage product/No mixing needed

One step application/No primer required

Superior shore hardness/Prevents coating wear and tear

Permeable/Allows substrates to breath

Ideal viscosity/Supports roller and brush applications

Exceptional adhesion/Bonds to multiple substrates

Advanced proprietary technology/Produces durable seamless membrane

Environmentally friendly/Solvent free, isocyanate free, low VOC

Wet surface application/Bonds and cures in wet conditions

Contains fungicide/Mold resistant

Approved Applications Window and Door Installations Vertical Walls Flashing Details

Application Methods Apply using a roller or brush. Surface temperatures must be

between 33F - 100F. If additional coats of material are required, this product must be cleaned with approved solvent and brought back to tacky.

Coverage 100 sq. ft. per gallon at 12 mils. Coverage may vary depending on the texture of the substrate.

Packaging Options 1-Gallon Pail (2400-1) – special order 2-Gallon Pail (2400-2) – special order 5-Gallon Pail (2400-5) 50 Gallon Drum (2400-50)

For Use As:

Typical Properties Cured Properties at 21 days: Hardness, Shore A 55-65 Tensile Strength 300-350 psi Elongation 200-250% Tear Strength 40-50 psi Peel Strength 25 PLI Perm Rating 23 Perms UV Exposure 9 Months

Uncured Properties: Tack Free Time <60 minutes Cure Rate 1/8” – 16 hrs. Note: Cure rates will vary based upon the relative humidity of the application environment.

VOC Content <30g/ liter

Professional Grade

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2400

Suitable Substrates

Concrete Masonry Steel

Aluminum DensGlass Wood

Pressure Treated Wood Galvanized Metals Note: Due to the wide variety and composition of substrates, preparation methods, application methods and environments, always test a small area of substrate to validate desired result.

Approved Solvents

Mineral Spirits Denatured Alcohol VM&P

Methyl Acetate (VOC Exempt)

Shelf Life/Storage 12 months from manufacture date Store below 80°F

Standards Testing Compliance ASTM E-84 - flame spread and smoke development ASTM C 661- shore hardness ASTM D412 - elongation ASTM D-2240 - hardness ASTM D-2370 - tensile strength ASTM E 96-10 - water vapor transmission ASTM E 331 - water penetration ASTM E 283-04 - air leakage ASTM E 2357-11 - air leakage AAMA 501.2-94 - water infiltration

Product Color Blue Dilution and Mixing Apply as packaged. Do not dilute or alter.

Staining Stains from substrate may transfer due to permeability of product but will not alter performance of product. Ordering/Technical Information Contact Dominus Innovations: 813—279-1902

Limited 10-Year Product Warranty If the materials applied on a project are determined to be defective during the Warranty Period, Dominus Innovations will replace the defective product in accordance with the terms and conditions of its Product Warranty.

The data provided pertains to this BEP Blue Barrier product and is based on the information available at this time. The addition of reducers or any other additive to this product may alter its composition. Since we do not control the use of this information we make no warranties expressed or implicit and assume no liability in connection with any use of this information.

Dominus, BEP, MSCP, Blue Barrier, Perma Seal, Aqua Guard and the associated brand logos are all trademarks of Dominus Innovations.

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SDS – BEP Blue Barrier Flash ‘N Wrap RG 2400 Page 1 of 7

Section 1: Identification

Product identifier Product Name: BEP Blue Barrier – Flash ‘N Wrap RG Other means of identification Product number: 2400 Recommended use Flashing / Sealant Supplier’s details Dominus Innovations 2022 N. West Shore Blvd. Suite 200 Tampa, FL 33607 Tel: 813-279-1902 www.BEPproducts.com Emergency telephone number Call ChemTel - 24hrs. / 7days per week - North America (US & Canada) Toll Free: 800-255-3924 - Outside North America: +01-813-248-0585

Section 2: Hazard identification

Emergency Overview

May cause skin and eye irritation. May be harmful if inhaled or swallowed. Do not swallow. Do not get on skin or clothing. Avoid breathing vapor or mist. Avoid contact with eyes. Use only with adequate ventilation. Keep container tightly closed and sealed until ready for use. Wash thoroughly with water and soap after handling.

Potential Health Effects

Inhalation: May be harmful if inhaled. Irritating to respiratory system. Can irritate eyes, nose, mouth and throat Ingestion: May be harmful if swallowed. Skin: Irritating to skin. May cause an allergic skin reaction. Eyes: Irritating to eyes.

HMIS: Health – 1

Flammability – 0

Physical hazards – 0

NFPA: Health – 1

Flammability – 0

Reactivity – 0

BEP Blue Barrier - Flash ‘N Wrap RG 2400

SAFETY DATA SHEET

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Section 4: First-Aid Measures

Section 3: Composition / Information on Ingredients * Exact percentages of composition have been withheld as trade secret.

General advice: If ingestion, irritation, or any type of overexposure or symptoms of overexposure occur during or persists after use of this product, contact a POISON CONTROL CENTER, EMERGENCY ROOM OR PHYSICIAN immediately. Never give anything by mouth to an unconscious person.

Eye contact: Immediately flush eyes with running water for at least 15 minutes and seek

immediate medical attention. Skin contact: Remove contaminated clothing and wash affected area thoroughly with soap and

water or a recognized skin cleanser.

Inhalation: Remove individual to fresh air. If individual is not breathing or if breathing is irregular provide artificial respiration or oxygen by trained personnel. Seek immediate medical attention.

Ingestion: If swallowed, seek immediate medical attention and provide a copy of this SDS.

Do not induce vomiting.

Notes to physician: Products of decomposition of this product may result in delayed symptoms. Exposed person may need to be kept under medical surveillance for 48 hours.

Section 5: Fire Fighting Measures

Extinguishing media: Use any suitable fire extinguishing media for the surrounding fire.

Exposure hazards: Remove all persons from the vicinity of the incident. Water contaminated with this material must be prevented from being discharged to waterways, sewers, or drains.

Products of Combustion: May include carbon oxides.

Chemical Name CAS Number Percentage Calcium Carbonate 13417-65-3 30 – 60 *

Silylated Polyether Resin Trade Secret 10 – 40 * 1,2-Benzenedicarboxylic acid di-C9-11-branched alkyl esters C10-rich 68515-49-1 5 – 20 *

Trimethoxyvinylsilane 2768-02-7 0.5 – 2.5 *

N-(3-(Trimethoxysilyl)proyl)ethylenediamine 1760-24-3 0.5 – 2.5 * Titanium Dioxide 13463-67-7 0.5 – 2.5 *

Silicon Dioxide 112945-52-5 0.5 – 2.5 *

Naptha, petroleum, heavy alkylate 64741-65-7 0.05 – 0.5 *

Dibutyltin Dilaurate 77-58-7 0.05 – 0.5 *


Section 6: Accidental Release Measures

Personal precautions: Evacuate surrounding area. Do not touch or walk through spilled material. Avoid breathing vapor or mist. Ensure adequate ventilation. Put on appropriate personal protective equipment.

Environmental precautions: Avoid dispersal of spilled material and runoff as well as contact with

soil, waterways, drains, and sewers. Inform relevant public service authorities if the above is suspected. May be harmful to the environment if released in large quantities.

Containment & Clean-up: - Large Spill: Approach release from upwind. Prevent entry into sewers, water

courses, basements or confined areas. Contain and collect spilled material with non-combustible, absorbent material e.g. sand, earth, vermiculite, or diatomaceous earth and place in container for disposal according to local regulations. Dispose of via a licensed waste disposal contractor.

- Small spill: Stop leak if without risk. Move containers from spill area. Dilute with water and mop up or absorb with an inert dry material and place in an appropriate waste receptacle. Dispose of via a licensed waste disposal contractor.

Section 7: Handling and Storage

Handling: Put on appropriate personal protective equipment (see section 8). Eating, drinking and smoking should be prohibited in areas where this material is handled, stored and processed. Do not ingest. Do not get in eyes or on skin or clothing. Avoid breathing vapor or mist. Use only with adequate ventilation. W ear an appropriate respirator when ventilation is inadequate. Keep material in the original container and close tightly when not in use. Do not reuse container.

Storage: Store in accordance with local regulations. Store only in the original

container. Protect from direct sunlight and keep in a dry, cool, well ventilated area away from incompatible materials. Keep product tightly closed and sealed until ready to use. Do not store above 120F / 49C.


Section 8: Exposure Controls/Personal Protection

Exposure limits:

Engineering measures: When applying this material in an open system, local exhaust ventilation should be provided to control exposure when rolling, spraying, or curing at elevated temperatures. Respiratory: Where exposures exceed the established limit(s) use appropriate respiratory protection. Eyes: Wear eye protection such as safety glasses at a minimum. Skin: Avoid contact with skin. Wear impervious rubber gloves during application. Additional: Food, beverages, and tobacco products should not be consumed or stored where this material is in use. Before eating, drinking, or smoking, wash face and hands thoroughly with soap and water. Section 9: Physical and Chemical Properties

Physical state: Paste/Gel Liquid Appearance: Viscous Color: Blue Odor: Weak pH: N/A Boiling point: N/A Freezing point: N/A

Specific gravity: 1.4 – 1.6 Vapor pressure: N/A

Vapor density: N/A Percent Volatile: <1.0% (v/v)

Chemical Name Result ACGIH OSHA

Titanium Dioxide TWA 10 mg/m³ 15 mg/m³ Total Dust

STEL NA NA Silicon Dioxide TWA NA NA


Section 11: Toxicological Information

Section 12: Ecological Information

Section 10: Stability and Reactivity

Stability: Stable

Conditions to avoid: Avoid excessive heat.

Materials to avoid: Reactive or incompatible with water, acids, oxidizing materials, strong alkalis.

Polymerization: Will not occur.

Hazardous decomposition products: None known.

Ingredient

Species

Result

Dose

Titanium Dioxide

Rat

LD50 Oral

>10 g/kg

Target organs: Contains material which causes damage to the following organs: upper respiratory tract, skin, eyes.

Carcinogenicity: Contains material which may cause cancer:

Ingredient ACGIH IARC

Titanium Dioxide A4 2B

Silicon Dioxide - 3

Environmental effects: Not Determined.

Section 13: Disposal Considerations A licensed waste disposal contractor should dispose surplus material. Disposal of this product, solutions and any by-products should at all times comply with the requirements of environmental protection and waste disposal legislation and any regional local authority requirements. Avoid dispersal of spilled material and runoff and contact with soil, waterways, drains and sewers. Disposal should be in accordance with all applicable regional, national and local laws and regulations.


Section 15: Regulatory Information

Section 14: Transport Information

Not Regulated

International Inventories TSCA Meets Requirements (TSCA- United States Toxic Substances Control Act Section 8(b) Inventory Complies) DSL/NDSL Meets Requirements (Canadian Domestic Substances List/Non Domestic Substances List) US Federal Regulations SARA 313 Acute health hazard Yes Chronic health hazard No Fire hazard No Sudden release of pressure hazard No Reactive hazard No CWA (Clean Water Act) This product does not contain substances regulated as pollutants and described in the Clean Water Act (40 CFR 122.21 & 40 CFR 122.42) CERCLA This product contains no substances regulated as hazardous substances under the Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA) (40 CFR 302) or the Superfund Amendments and pertaining to releases of this material. US State Regulations California Proposition 65 This product contains the following Proposition 65 chemicals U.S. State Regulations

The following components appear on one or more of the following state hazardous substances lists:

Component CAS CA MA MN NJ PA Calcium carbonate

13417-65-3 No Yes Yes Yes Yes

Diisodecyl phthalate

26761-40-0 Yes No No No Yes

Titanium dioxide(inbound in mixture)

13463-67-7 No Yes Yes Yes Yes


Section 16: Other Information

Issue Date: June 1, 2015 Revision Date: July 15, 2015 The information contained within this document was written based on scientific knowledge and understanding of the potential health and safety aspects of the individual components and the mixture thereof at the time of its writing. No warranty or guarantee is given with respect to the properties of the product or its components. No liability can be accepted for any failure to observe precautionary measures as described within this document or for any inappropriate or misuse of the product.

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