Polyurethane Deck Coating
Polyurethane Deck Coating
Product Details
Polyurethane Deck Coating is designed to be 10 times stronger than a traditional deck coating. It delivers a hard waterproof surface to keep your property in pristine condition by providing a durable protective layer. Protect your surfaces with Liquid Rubber Polyurethane Deck Coating and preserve your property for years to come.
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Popular Uses
Polyurethane Deck Coating provides a durable protective layer to deck and dock surfaces. Here are other common uses for Polyurethane Deck Coating.
- Decks and Docks
- Concrete
- Wood
- Walkways
- Fences
- Baseboards
- Plywood Surfaces
- Indoor/Outdoor Floors
- And More
Coverage
Apply minimum final thickness of 1 gallon per 50 sq ft (4.6 sq m). It should require around 3-4 heavy coats. High traffic areas and porous substrates require 1 gallon per 30 sq ft (2.8 sq m).
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Make sure your surface is clean, dry, and free of dirt, silicone, loose paint, rust, oil, grease, coal tar, or other contaminants. Apply using a 3/8 (10mm) roller, brush or paint sprayer. Temperature should be above 10˚C/50˚F and without rain or dew in the forecast when applying.
Use Liquid Rubber Deck and Patio Cleaner to prep wood. For extra adhesion, performance and longevity and to create a moisture vapor barrier, use 1 heavy coat of Multi-Purpose Primer.
Apply each coat in an alternate direction to the last coat to ensure even coverage. Brush products between deck boards.
Apply next coat when dry to the touch with nothing wet underneath and is uniform in color, typically 4-6 hours. Curing time depends on temperature, humidity and airflow.
Apply final coat in the direction of slope for positive drainage. Wait 3 days for light foot traffic and 5-7 days before placing furniture back on surface.
For best results remove existing paints/coatings and apply directly to the substrate. (Some paints and coatings will not be compatible. Loose/flaky paint may be an indication that the existing paint/coating is not well bonded and therefore your Liquid Rubber solution may fail if applied over it instead of directly to the substrate. Oil based paints, enamels, epoxies, powder coats can be difficult to bond to. Contact your Liquid Rubber technical representative for further direction.)
As an alternative method: You can caulk the seams with Liquid Rubber Caulking (or equivalent) instead of reinforcing with Geo-Textile.
Avoid contact with solvents and solvent based cleaners, adhesives, and paints. Do not combine Black products with colored products. Do not allow product to freeze.
Tips And Tricks
How to Apply Coatings to a Plywood Deck
Learn how to prep a plywood deck using Multi-Purpose Primer.
Download Supply Checklist
Before you start your project, make sure you have everything you need.
Deck and Dock Supply Checklist
How to Paint Your Deck
Learn how to paint and protect your deck using Polyurethane Deck Coating.
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