Introduction:
Proper floor coatings in aircraft hangars protect the concrete from heavy impact, spills, and chemicals. In this video, Tigerbond™ 221 Ultra High Build Epoxy Floor Coating is applied with a 1/4" hair nap roller, ideal for resisting jet fuel and lubricants commonly found in hangar environments.
Why Choose the Right Coating for Aircraft Hangars?
Hangars require coatings that can withstand high impact, chemical spills, and vehicle traffic. Tigerbond™ 221 Ultra, a high-performance epoxy, is perfect for such environments. It provides a protective barrier against fuels and lubricants while being durable enough to endure heavy equipment and tool drops.
Step-by-Step Guide to Applying Aircraft Hangar Coatings
- Prepare the Surface: Clean and repair the hangar floor to ensure a smooth, contamination-free surface.
- Mix the Epoxy: Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines to properly mix Tigerbond™ 221 Ultra for maximum effectiveness.
- Roll the Coating: Using a 1/4" nap roller, evenly apply the coating, ensuring complete coverage.
- Cure the Coating: Allow sufficient curing time to ensure the coating’s strength and longevity.
Key Considerations for Hangar Flooring
When selecting a coating, ensure it has high Shore D hardness for impact resistance and high compressive strength to handle the demanding environment. Tigerbond™ 221 Ultra offers the durability required, and it’s designed to resist chemicals like acetone and Jet A fuel.
Investing in quality coatings like Tigerbond™ 221 Ultra for aircraft hangars is an effective way to maintain safe, functional, and long-lasting floors. With the right preparation and products, your hangar floor can withstand the test of time and tough conditions. Ready to protect your hangar floor? Start with the right coating and application method!