ULTRASHIELD® VS. CONVENTIONAL DECKING
STAINS
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| Step 2: Wipe out half of the ink | |
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| Step 3: Wash off by water | |
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| Last Step: Dry and see the result | |
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SCRATCHES
- Use 1mm needle
- Test scratch damage under 8N-20N pressure
- Test standard: FLTM BO 162-01
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ABRASIONS
- Testing: 750g Weight, 60 turn/min, 1000 turns
- Test Standard: ASTM D4060
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| Scratch mark and the wore off powder weight after test | |
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UV
QUV chamber test up to 3000 hours
Observation & record in every 500 hours
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Summary: Tested in a QUV chamber for 3000 hours, experts say no visible color change can be observed at a Delta E < 5.0[/caption]
BOILING
- Step 1: Put the test samples in the container (the water level needs to cover the samples by at least 5 mm or more)
- Step 2: Turn on the heating plate to 100 degrees Celsius and record/observe every 2 hours
- Step 3: Samples need to be taken out every day and the duration should be recorded. The duration is recorded after the temperature of the hot plate reaches 100 degrees Celsius
- Step 4: Repeat procedure 1-3 on the second day
PICTURES BELOW SHOW ULTRASHIELD AFTER A 90 HOUR BOILING TEST. THE RESULTS SHOW NO SEPARATION BETWEEN THE CAP LAYER AND THE CORE, NO DAMAGE, AND NO CRACKING
