Technical Specifications

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Form: CS1339 
Rev.: 091212 
URETHANE 
TECHNICAL DATA  RO-71 
9800 SYSTEM 
DTM URETHANE MASTIC 
.DESCRIPTION AND USES   . 
The 9800 System DTM Urethane Mastic is a two component, high 
solids, high build, direct to metal, aliphatic acrylic polyurethane. 
This urethane mastic coating is designed to provide corrosion 
protection of steel in moderate to severe environments. It can be 
used directly on sound rusted steel with minimum surface 
preparation. It can also be used on clean steel, galvanized metal, 
concrete and previously coated surfaces with proper surface 
preparation. 
It is suitable for tanks, towers, equipment, metal buildings, or 
chemical environments. 
 COMPANION PRODUCTS   . 
RECOMMENDED PRIMERS 
9800 System DTM Urethane Mastic is self-priming and can be 
used without a primer in mild to moderate exposures. The use of 
a primer is required in severe exposures and on heavily rusted 
surfaces. Also, aluminum should be primed. 
The following primers are recommended for conditions indicated: 
• 9100: Severe conditions; (9115 should not be used as a primer) 
• 9360 or 9370: Severe conditions; these primers can be 
topcoated within 30 days, enhanced adhesion over aluminum. 
• 5369, 5381: Moderate conditions; enhanced adhesion over 
aluminum. 
• 2068, 2082: Mild to moderate conditions; where a single-coat, 
fast dry primer is needed. 
.PRODUCT APPLICATION   . 
SURFACE PREPARATION 
ALL SURFACES: Remove all dirt, grease, oil, salt and chemical 
contaminants by washing the surface with Pure Strength
® 
Cleaner/Degreaser item #3599402 or other suitable cleaner. Mold 
and mildew areas must be cleaned with a chlorinated cleaner or 
bleach solution. Rinse with fresh water and allow to dry. 
STEEL: Hand tool (SSPC-SP-2) or power tool (SSPC-SP-3) clean 
to remove loose rust, scale, and deteriorated previous coatings to 
obtain a sound rusted surface. For optimum corrosion resistance, 
abrasive blast to commercial grade SSPC-SP-6, with a blast 
profile of 1-2 mils (25-50 µ). All weld spatter should be removed 
along weld seams, rough welds should be ground smooth, and all 
sharp edges should be ground to a smooth radius. 




