DESCRIPTION:................REGULAR DRY ALKYD TRAFFIC PAINT
COLOR(S):...................WHITE        YELLOW
CORRESPONDING CODES:........12W-D195     12Y-D206
TRANTEX CODES:..............20100        20102
APPLICABLE SPECIFICATIONS:..TT-P-115F, TYPE I & TT-P-85E
TYPICAL USES:...............PARKING LOTS, AIRPORTS, SAFETY ZONES
DRY TIME:...................MAXIMUM 20-30 MINUTES @ 77°F
COVERAGE:...................APPROX. 320 LINEAR FEET OF 4" LINE APPLIED
@ 15 MILS.


GENERAL INFORMATION
 The following information has been provided as a general guideline for the 
use and disposal of Aexcel traffic marking paints.  It is also very
beneficial to run a small test in a non-critical area in order to ensure
the surface preparation, weather conditions, equipment and product are
suitable and working properly.

SURFACE PREPERATION
 Care should be taken to ensure that the surface is clean, dry and free of
loose material.  A simple leaf-blower is typically sufficient to remove
gravel and dust in most instances.  When applying over previously coated
areas, however, take special care to remove any loose or peeling paint.
Other surface conditions, such as areas with large amounts of engine oil
build-up or existing epoxy coatings, may require a power washing procedure
or abrading the surface before application of the paint.  New concrete and 
asphalt should be aged for a minimum of 30 days prior to painting.  Use
caution when striping over a freshly sealed surface.  Sealers can affect
the adhesion and cure of traffic marking paints.  For more information on
the surface, please consult with the supplier or applicator of the surface.

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND APPLICATION
 Air temperature, surface temperature, humidity and weather conditions
following application are extremely important factors in the success of the
products.  Aexcel formulates these coatings to be applied without further
reduction.  They can also be used in conjunction with the application of
glass beads to improve reflectivity without sacrificing other properties.
Protect fresh lines from traffic until thoroughly dry.  These, as well as
all solvent-borne coatings should not be applied at temperatures below
50 F and/or less than 6 hours before any expected precipitation.  Evening
and night applications should be avoided whenever possible due to the 
cooler temperature.  At lower temperatures or when humidity is extremely
high, a significant amount of extra time will be needed for the paints
to dry.

EQUIPMENT
 Tip size, fluid pressure, atomizing air pressure, paint viscosity and paint
temperature are all critical to the appearance, consistency, and performance
of the paint.  The equipment must be matched to the paint being applied in
order to achieve the proper film thickness and coverage.  Typical tip sizes
for "airless" machines are .019 - .021, while "air atomized" machines use
.086 - .11 at 60 lbs. pressure.  For more information please consult the 
equipment manufacturer.

PAINT SELECTION AND SAFETY
 These coatings, as are all solvent-based products are extremely flamable.
Do not smoke or weld while working with these paints.  Empty containers that
held these products will also contain residual vapors and should be handled
in the same manner as those that are full.  Use only paint recommended or
specified for each application.  Shelter the containers when possible and
avoid prolonged outside storage.  Agitation of the paints by stirring or 
shaking should be performed to ensure uniform consistency, application and
performance.  When storing partially filled containers, a small amount of
solvent may be added and allowed to stand on top in order to avoid
"skinning".  Always be sure the containers are sealed tightly during
transportation or storing in order to avoid spilling, risk of fire and
solvent evaporation.  Keep paints away from heat and flame.  Consult the
MSDS sheets and/or labels for further safety, personal protection, first-aid
and spill or leak procedures.

WASTE DISPOSAL
 Comply with all regulations regarding handling, storage, and disposal of
all hazardous materials and waste.  Consult local agencies or disposal
companies for individual instructions and requirements.  IMPROPER DISPOSAL
OF PAINT AND THEIR RELATED MATERIALS IS ILLEGAL AND MAY RESULT IN LARGE 
FINES.  Please comply to all regulations and minimize waste whenever
possible.

NAME:.............................REGULAR DRY ALKYD TRAAFFIC PAINT
COLOR:............................WHITE        YELLOW
CODES:............................12W-D195     12Y-D206
VISCOSITY @ 77F:..................70-80 KU     70-80 KU
WEIGHT PER GALLON @ 77F:..........12.65 LB.    12.64 LB.
PIGMENT (% BY WT.):...............62.5%        62.6%
TOTAL SOLIDS (% BY WT):...........75.5%        75.3%
NON VOL. VEHICLE (% BY WT OF VEH):35.0%        35.0%
REFLECTANCE:......................86%          54%
OPACITY:...........................96          .98%
V.O.C.:...........................3.0 LB/GR    3.1 LB/GR
                               (360 GR/LITER)(372 GR/LITER)
CLEAN-UP SOLVENTS:TOLUENE, METHYL-ETHYL KETONE OR EQUIVALENT

NOTE: These products are not recommended for crosswalks or other "High-
Traffic" Auxiliary markings on public roadways.  The White formula is 
Lead Free.  The Yellow formula contains Lead Chromate.  See companion
formula 12Y-D292 for Lead Free version.