Activators and Catalysts are a mixture of polyisocyanates, solvents and additives. Catalysts differ in the type of isocyanate used, the percent solids of isocyanates, and the solvent blends. The type of and amount of isocyanate will control the rate of cure, durability, gloss level, UV resistance, hardness, chemical resistance, etc. The solvent blend will determine the flow out and dry times.
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Certain automotive refinishing coatings products give off Volitile Organic Compounds known as VOCs, which are produced at a measurable rate. These automotive refinishing products are regulated on a National scale by the EPA to control air quality and the regulation term has been coined "National Rule".
More information from the EPA about National Rule can be found here.
Some States have decided to adopt "VOC standards more stringent than the National Rule to assist in achieving attainment with the NAAQS for ozone" to retian tighter air quality control standards than what the National Rule regulations provide. These tighter air quality controls are termed "Low VOC".
More information from the EPA about Low VOC can be found here.
Please comply with your National, State and Local laws when mixing, using or selling Advantage National Rule or Low VOC products.
Thank you,
– Advantage Refinish Products
