Water-Based FEVE Fluorocarbon Topcoat GM-015735
- Model
- GM-015735
Item specifics
- Product Type
- Water-based two-component cross-linking fluorocarbon (FEVE) topcoat
- Mixing Ratio (Base : Curing Agent)
- 8 : 1
- Theoretical Fluorine Content (by solids)
- About 14%
- Applicable Standard
- HG/T 4104-2009
- Accelerated Weathering
- >2,700 h
- Diluent
- Clean water
- Pot Life (after mixing, 25°C)
- Use within 4 hours
- Packaging
- Part A: 20 kg/drum, Part B: 2.5 kg/drum
Review
Description
A low-VOC, water-dilutable two-component fluorocarbon topcoat with about 14% fluorine content — formulated for more than 2,700 hours of accelerated weathering on architectural and industrial surfaces. GM-015735 is a water-based, two-component cross-linking fluorocarbon coating developed by Dalian Gomin Special Coating Co., Ltd. Water — not organic solvent — is used as the diluent, which makes the system low-carbon and environmentally considerate throughout its service life. The base component is compounded from premium specialty monomers, an emulsion synthesized through a dedicated process, and high-efficiency additives to form a water-based FEVE clear-topcoat base. When combined with the matching water-based FEVE curing agent at a base-to-curing-agent ratio of 8:1 (with clean water added as needed), it cross-links into a dense, tightly bonded fluorocarbon film. With a theoretical fluorine content (by solids) of about 14% and manufactured in accordance with the HG/T 4104-2009 standard, GM-015735 delivers the performance profile that specifiers expect from fluorocarbon chemistry — exceptional weatherability with accelerated artificial aging exceeding 2,700 hours, excellent gloss retention, superior water resistance, strong chemical resistance, reliable adhesion and remarkable easy-to-clean behavior — all from an eco-friendly water-based coating that suits environmentally sensitive and urban projects. The carbon-fluorine bond is one of the strongest in organic chemistry, which is why fluorocarbon finishes are synonymous with decades-long exterior durability. GM-015735 translates this chemistry into a water-reducible, low-VOC system, giving asset owners a responsible way to achieve the longevity their structures deserve. Water replaces organic solvents as the diluent, reducing VOC emissions and odor for greener construction sites and city environments. Accelerated artificial aging tests exceed 2,700 hours, providing the long-term exterior protection fluorocarbon coatings are trusted for. The stable fluorocarbon film keeps its color and gloss over extended outdoor exposure, preserving the appearance of buildings and assets. A dense cross-linked film resists water penetration, helping to prevent blistering and substrate degradation in wet climates. Good tolerance to acid rain, atmospheric pollutants and industrial chemicals keeps facades and steel structures looking new longer. The low surface energy of the cured film resists dirt pickup, so rain or light washing can restore the original finish. The table below summarizes the properties of GM-015735 as documented in the product manual. Values are typical results provided for guidance and do not constitute a product specification. GM-015735 is designed for high-durability architectural and industrial environments where long-term appearance and protection matter: GM-015735 is a water-based, two-component cross-linking fluorocarbon (FEVE) topcoat manufactured by Dalian Gomin Special Coating Co., Ltd. It uses water as the diluent instead of organic solvents, making it a low-VOC, low-carbon alternative to solvent-borne fluorocarbon finishes. The base and curing agent are mixed by weight at a ratio of 8:1, with clean water added to adjust the application viscosity. The mixed material should be used within 4 hours at 25°C; after this period the coating begins to cross-link and should not be applied. It is formulated for inorganic surfaces such as concrete and calcium silicate board, as well as architectural and industrial metals including copper, aluminum alloy and steel. Typical projects include building facades, curtain walls, steel bridges, ships, wind power towers and photovoltaic equipment supports. The product is documented to withstand more than 2,700 hours of accelerated artificial weathering, reflecting the excellent gloss retention, water resistance and chemical resistance that fluorocarbon chemistry provides. Actual service life depends on substrate preparation, film thickness and exposure conditions. Store unopened containers at 5–35°C in a cool, dry place away from freezing and direct sunlight. Keep containers tightly sealed after opening — especially the curing agent — so moisture cannot enter and cause gelling, and dispose of waste paint and wash water through licensed treatment channels. Contact our technical team for substrate-specific recommendations, color options and application support.
GM-015735 Water-Based FEVE Fluorocarbon Topcoat
High-Performance Fluorocarbon Protection, Now in a Water-Based System
Why Choose a Water-Based FEVE Fluorocarbon Coating?
Low-VOC & Low-Carbon
2,700+ h Weatherability
Excellent Gloss Retention
Superior Water Resistance
Chemical Resistance
Easy-to-Clean Surface
Typical Technical Data
Property Value Product Type Water-based two-component cross-linking fluorocarbon (FEVE) topcoat Diluent Clean water (added as needed) Mixing Ratio (Base : Curing Agent) 8 : 1 by weight Theoretical Fluorine Content (by solids) About 14% Applicable Standard HG/T 4104-2009 Accelerated Artificial Weathering >2,700 h Pot Life (after mixing) Use within 4 h at 25°C Storage Temperature 5–35°C; protect from freezing and direct sunlight Packaging Part A (base): 20 kg/drum; Part B (curing agent): 2.5 kg/drum Applications
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