Nanci Bishof on sun 20 apr 03
Bryan,
These are the instructions from ITC's literature.
Hope this helps you and others,
nanci
"Use in order shown on ITC Problem Solving Chart."
Potters, Artists, Porcelain, Brick & Tile Manufacturers:
Save fuel, cut down firing time, improve uniformity of
temperature.........ITC 100,200,
296A
Repair brick & fiber in kilns...........................ITC 100, 200
Minimize kiln dirt & improve ware quality.............................ITC
100, 296A
Minimize glaze sticking to shelves and kiln furniture............ITC 100, 296A
Prolong electrical element life..............ITC 100, 296A
Protect metal sand seals on car bottoms and metal burner tips..........ITC
213, 296A
Repair burner blocks.............ITC 100, 200
ITC 213 Ceramic Coating for Metals:
Prepare Surface: Remove all loose rust layers, grease, dirt and molten
metal buildup. If possible, roughen up surface to be coated by using a file
or hacksaw blade. Sandblasting is NOT recommended. Wash
surface with a 1:1 solution of liquid Clorox bleach
and water.
Apply: Mix coating thoroughly. The best results are obtained by using a
paint edger or a piece of cloth dipped into the ITC 213 & then
vigorously rubbing the coating onto the surface at thinly as
possible. A spraygun can be used for applications on large
surfaces. Sprayguns are available from ITC.
Coverage: 150 to 250 sq. ft. per gallon
ITC 100 HT Ceramic Coating
Our most versatile high temperature coating has proven to achieve outstanding
energy savings and refractory protection. Use it alone and as a base coat for
other ITC products.
Prepare Surface: Remove all loose & weakened fiber & bricks, debris,
particles, dust & grease from interior walls, door,
crown, floor & grooves behind electrical elements.
Immediately before applying ITC 100, dampen these
areas by spraying lightly with water.
Mix: To one gallon of ITC 100 add one-half gallon of water and mix well.
Apply: Spraying is the best method of application. Sprayguns are
available from ITC. For small applications a brush can be used.
Coverage: 50 to 100 sq. ft. per gallon.
Bryan on thu 24 apr 03
Thanks for the instructions. Now to do it.
Bryan
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nanci Bishof"
To:
Sent: Sunday, April 20, 2003 10:51 AM
Subject: Instructions for ITC coatings
> Bryan,
>
> These are the instructions from ITC's literature.
>
> Hope this helps you and others,
> nanci
>
>
> "Use in order shown on ITC Problem Solving Chart."
>
> Potters, Artists, Porcelain, Brick & Tile Manufacturers:
>
> Save fuel, cut down firing time, improve uniformity of
> temperature.........ITC 100,200,
> 296A
> Repair brick & fiber in kilns...........................ITC 100, 200
> Minimize kiln dirt & improve ware
quality.............................ITC
> 100, 296A
> Minimize glaze sticking to shelves and kiln furniture............ITC
100, 296A
> Prolong electrical element life..............ITC 100, 296A
> Protect metal sand seals on car bottoms and metal burner
tips..........ITC
> 213, 296A
> Repair burner blocks.............ITC 100, 200
>
> ITC 213 Ceramic Coating for Metals:
>
> Prepare Surface: Remove all loose rust layers, grease, dirt and
molten
> metal buildup. If possible, roughen up surface to be coated by using a
file
> or hacksaw blade. Sandblasting is NOT
recommended. Wash
> surface with a 1:1 solution of liquid Clorox
bleach
> and water.
>
> Apply: Mix coating thoroughly. The best results are obtained by
using a
> paint edger or a piece of cloth dipped into the ITC 213 &
then
> vigorously rubbing the coating onto the surface at thinly
as
> possible. A spraygun can be used for applications on
large
> surfaces. Sprayguns are available from ITC.
>
> Coverage: 150 to 250 sq. ft. per gallon
>
> ITC 100 HT Ceramic Coating
>
> Our most versatile high temperature coating has proven to achieve
outstanding
> energy savings and refractory protection. Use it alone and as a base
coat for
> other ITC products.
>
> Prepare Surface: Remove all loose & weakened fiber & bricks,
debris,
> particles, dust & grease from interior walls,
door,
> crown, floor & grooves behind electrical
elements.
> Immediately before applying ITC 100, dampen
these
> areas by spraying lightly with water.
>
> Mix: To one gallon of ITC 100 add one-half gallon of water and mix
well.
>
> Apply: Spraying is the best method of application. Sprayguns are
> available from ITC. For small applications a brush can be
used.
>
> Coverage: 50 to 100 sq. ft. per gallon.
>
>
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