Note：

Mould cleaning must be performed in a well-ventilated area. Solvent resistant gloves and eye protection must be worn during this process.

Application：

Please read Safety Data Sheet before use.

Heavy build-up and resin deposits may be removed by an abrasive medium. e.g. polishing compound or even shot blasting, prior to using the Durakote PMC-600. If necessary, polish mould to desired level of gloss prior to using the Durakote PMC-600.

1.Generously apply the Durakote PMC-600 to clean, dry cotton cloth.

2.Wipe over mould surface covering an area of approximately  0.5 m²。

3.With a second dry cloth, wipe off the wet film. Do not allow the wet film to dry before wiping off as this will simply re-deposit contaminants picked -up by the solvent. Continue wiping until the mould surface is dry.

4.Repeat steps 1-3 on the adjacent area. Ensure a good overlap with the previous area to ensure the entire mould surface is

  cleaned.

5.If either cloth becomes dirty, or if the second cloth becomes wet, replace with a fresh clean cloth and repeat step 1-4.

6.Frequently re-apply Durakote PMC-600 to the wet cloth.

7.Repeat until mould is completely cleaned.

Test for cleanliness:

 Visually inspect the mould for signs of dirt or streaks. if necessary, repeat cleaning procedure in that area. To test the

 cleanliness of the surface , apply a standard pressure sensitive tape(e.g. masking tape) to the mould surface. When the tape

is removed from the surface ,stiff resistance should be observed. If the t ape fails to stick firmly, repeat cleaning procedure.    

Note:

If polishing a GRP mould, it is recommended that a non-wax containing polishing be used. If a polish containing a wax is used,

the wax produces an artificial gloss that will be removed by the Durakote PMC-600 hence dulling the finish.

Please contact us for further product and application information.