16-142 Resolution No. 16-142
RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF A SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
WITH LANDMARK CONTRACTORS, INC. AND NORTHERN CONTRACTING, INC.
REGARDING THE CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT STREETSCAPE
IMPROVEMENTS PROJECTS
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ELGIN, ILLINOIS,
that Richard G. Kozal, City Manager, and Kimberly A. Dewis, City Clerk, be and are hereby
authorized and directed to execute a Settlement Agreement on behalf of the City of Elgin with
Landmark Contractors, Inc. and Northern Contracting, Inc. regarding the Central Business
District Streetscape Improvements Projects, a copy of which is attached hereto and made a part
hereof by reference.
s/David J. Kaptain
David J. Kaptain, Mayor
Presented: December 7, 2016
Adopted: December 7, 2016
Vote: Yeas: 9 Nays: 0
Attest:
s/Kimberly Dewis
Kimberly Dewis, City Clerk
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
THIS SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT is made and entered into this 7th day of
December , 2016, by and between the City of Elgin, Illinois, an Illinois municipal
corporation (hereinafter referred to as the "City"), Landmark Contractors, Inc., an Illinois
corporation (hereinafter referred to as "Landmark") and Northern Contracting, Inc., an Illinois
corporation (hereinafter referred to as "Northern") (the City, Landmark and Northern are
hereinafter also individually referred to as a"Party"and hereinafter collectively referred to as the
"Parties").
WHEREAS,in 2007,the City began a multi-year improvement project in the City's Central
Business District which included certain streetscape improvements including curbed landscaped
planters with metal ornamental fencing around each of such planters;and
WHEREAS, the City and Landmark entered into contracts for Phase I of the Central
Business District-Streetscape Improvements in 2007 pursuant to a-contract between the City and
Landmark dated July 19,2007, for Phase II in 2008 pursuant to a contract between the City and
Landmark dated June 11,2008, for Phase I1I in 2009 pursuant to a contract between the City and
Landmark dated May 27,2009,and for Phase N in 2010 pursuant to a contract between the City
and Landmark dated on or about April 28,2010 (such contracts between the City and Landmark
are hereinafter collectively referred to as the"Subject Contracts");and
WHEREAS, Phases I through IV of the Central Business District Streetscape 1
Improvements pursuant to the Subject Contracts (hereinafter collectively referred to as the
"Project") included a total of 132 planters with ornamental metal fencing around each of such
planters(hereinafter referred to as the"Ornamental Metal Fencing");and
WHEREAS,the specifications in the Subject Contracts for the Ornamental Metal Fencing
required that the finishing/painting for such Ornamental Metal Fencing"A three coat Organic zinc
rich primer/polyamide epoxy/aliphatic acrylic polyurethane paint system must be used";and
WHEREAS, it has been determined that the 3-coat paint system provided for in the
specifications to the Subject Contracts for the paining of the Ornamental Metal Fencing was not
utilized but such Ornamental Metal Fencing was painted instead with a 2-coat powder coating
system;and
WHEREAS,Northern was the subcontractor to Landmark for each of the Phases I through
IV of the Central Business District Streetscape Improvements pursuant to the Subject Contracts
and provided the fabrication and finishing/painting of the Ornamental Metal Fencing;and
WHEREAS, it is the City's position that the Ornamental Metal Fencing was not
finished/painted as required by the specifications of the Subject Contracts,and the City has made
a demand on Landmark and its subcontractors to correct the work;and
WHEREAS, Landmark and Northern deny that the Ornamental Metal Fencing was not
finished/painted as required by the specifications of the Subject Contracts, and further it is their
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position that the 2-coat powder coating system was approved by the City's agent, TranSystems
Corporation;and
WHEREAS,the City's position is that the 2-coat powder coating system was not approved
by TranSystems Corporation;and
WHEREAS, in order to avoid the risk, uncertainty and expense of litigation, each of the
Parties hereto desires to fully and finally settle and resolve the dispute regarding the painting of
the Ornamental Metal Fencing (such dispute regarding the painting of the Ornamental Metal
Fencing is hereinafter referred to as the"Disputed Claim").
NOW, THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the mutual undertakings herein, the
Parties hereby agree as follows for the express purpose of fully and finally settling and
compromising the Disputed Claim as set forth herein:
l: --- Landmark-and Northern shall provide at no cost tothe City for all ofthe-Ornarnental -
Metal Fencing for each of the planters installed pursuant to the Subject Contracts, including also
the posts and appurtenances thereto, to be sandblasted and repainted using the 3-coat painting
system as provided for in the Subject Contracts. The specifications for such sandblasting and
repainting of the Ornamental Metal Fencing shall be as set forth in the specifications therefor
prepared by Advance Enamel Company,Inc.,entitled"Village of Elgin Streetscape Paint System
Specifications",consisting of 7 pages,attached hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit 1.
2. The Parties acknowledge that the City is currently having the curbing for the
planters repaired by a separate contractor, Copenhaver Construction, Inc. (hereinafter referred to
as "Copenhaver"). As part of that curbing repair, Copenhaver has removed and is still in the
process of removing various sections of the Ornamental Metal Fencing and is storing same at its
facility. For those sections of the Ornamental Metal Fencing which have been removed or will be
removed by Copenhaver and stored by Copenhaver, Landmark and Northern shall cause such
sections of Ornamental Metal Fencing to be picked up from Copenhaver and sandblasted and
repainted as required in this agreement. Upon the completion of such sandblasting and repainting
such sections of the Ornamental Metal Fencing shall be returned by Landmark and Northern to
Copenhaver for reinstallation by Copenhaver. For those sections of the Ornamental Metal Fencing
which have already been reinstalled by Copenhaver(consisting of the Ornamental Metal Fencing
on approximately 26 planters mostly along Douglas Avenue), Landmark and Northern shall
remove such sections of the Ornamental Metal Fencing from the various locations in the field and
provide for the sandblasting and repainting of such sections of Ornamental Metal Fencing as
required in this agreement. Upon the completion of such sandblasting and repainting such sections
of the Ornamental Metal Fencing shall be reinstalled by Landmark and Northern at the appropriate
locations in the field. Such reinstallation of the Ornamental Metal Fencing shall be in accordance
with the specifications in the City's current contract with Copenhaver. For the purposes of
clarification,such reinstallation involves a surface mounting of the Ornamental Metal Fencing on
the top surface of the curbing for the planters with the posts have been cut to a new specified length
and using the new surface mount hardware.
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3. Landmark and Northern,as the case may be, shall sign receipts for the sections of
Ornamental Metal Fencing picked up from Copenhaver, the form of such receipts shall be
approved by the City. Landmark and Northern shall also provide for an appropriate methodology
of identifying through tagging or otherwise each section of the Ornamental Metal Fencing so as to
identify the proper location for the reinstallation of each section of Ornamental Metal Fencing.
Landmark and Northern shall also provide the City with documentation as to the locations and
dates sections of Ornamental Metal Fencing have been removed from the field by Landmark or
Northern. Landmark and Northern shall be responsible for any damage to the Ornamental Metal
Fencing occurring as a result of the transportation,sandblasting,repainting or reinstallation thereof
by Landmark and Northern.
4. Landmark or Northern shall cause the work to be performed pursuant to this
agreement to commence within seven (7)days of the date of this agreement, and shall complete
all the work with respect to the sandblasting,repainting and reinstallation of the Ornamental Metal
Fencing on or before February 28,2017.
5. In consideration of and conditioned upon the completion of the work to be
performed by Landmark and Northern pursuant to this agreement,the Parties release, acquit and
discharge each other and their respective officials, officers, directors, shareholders, employees,
agents,servants, insurance carriers,successors,assigns and subsidiaries,of and from any and all
claims, demands, damages, injuries, losses, costs, expenses, compensation, attorneys' fees,
actions,causes of action,duties,debts,responsibilities,liabilities,whether in tort,contract,or any
other theory, ground or basis for recovery in law or in equity arising out of or related to the
Disputed Claim. The foregoing release does not apply to claims for breach of this agreement or
to actions to enforce this agreement.
6. Any notice related to this settlement agreement shall be deemed made if a Party e-
mails such notice or mails such notice by first class mail,postage prepaid,as follows:
As to the City of Elgin: As to Landmark Contractors,Inc.
Joseph Evers,City Engineer Barry J.Borchart
150 Dexter Court Landmark Contractors,Inc.
Elgin,Illinois 60120-5555 11916 W.Main Street
E-mail: Evers i@cityofelgin.or_g P. O.Box 1104
Huntley,Illinois 60142
With a copy to: E-mail: barry @gplandmark.com
William A.Cogley,Corporation Counsel
City of Elgin With a copy to:
150 Dexter Court Scott G.Richmond,Esq.
Elgin,Illinois 60120-5555 Ariano,Hardy,Ritt,Nyuli,
E-mail: Cogley wu,cityofel gin.orr; Richmond,Lytle&Goettel,P.C.
2000 McDonald Road,Suite 200
South Elgin,Illinois 60177
E-mail:sar ct,attorneys-iIlinois.com
As to Northern Contracting,Inc.
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Richard Roesch
Northern Contracting,Inc.
1851 Coltonville Road
Sycamore,lllinois 60178
E-mail: Richard @Northerncontractina.net
With a copy to;
Jeffrey L.Lewis
Klein,Stoddard,Buck&Lewis, LLC
2045 Aberdeen Court,Suite A
Sycamore,Illinois 60178
E-mail: jlewis Qkieinstoddard.com
7. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary,the Parties hereto expressly acknowledge
and agree that claims arising out of or related to the above-referenced Project which are unrelated
to-the matters expressly-settled,compromised, and released hereunder,shall be in fact excluded
from this agreement and any of the terms and conditions hereof.
8. The Parties agree and acknowledge that this agreement shall bind and inure to the
benefit of each other as well as their past and present officials, owners, shareholders, officers,
directors, members,employees, agents, representatives, consultants, attorneys, insurers, sureties, T
successors and assigns. This agreement shall not be assigned by any Party without the written {
consent of the other Parties hereto. Any assignment in violation of this provision shall be void. ''
Any Party may withhold its consent to a proposed assignment.
9. The modification or waiver of any provision of this agreement shall not be effective
unless the modification or waiver is in writing and fully executed by the Parties. Moreover,any
such modification or waiver shall only be effective for its specific purpose and not otherwise
impact this agreement.
10. This agreement shall be interpreted in accordance with and governed by the laws
of the State of Illinois. This agreement constitutes a legal,valid and binding obligation of each of
the Parties hereto, enforceable against the Parties in accordance with its terms. Venue for the
resolution of any disputes or the enforcement of any rights pursuant to this agreement shall be in
the Circuit Court of Kane County,Illinois.
11. This agreement has been drafted after thorough bargaining and negotiation between
the Parties hereto,each of which has been independently represented herein by legal counsel of
their choice. Accordingly, this agreement's language is a product of the Parties' mutual effort,
and therefore should not be construed against any one of the Parties hereto as the drafter.
12. The Parties acknowledge that the terms of this agreement are contractual and not
merely recitals.
13. Notwithstanding anything contained herein,including but not limited to Paragraph
5 above, the Parties hereto reserve all rights, remedies and defenses with respect to all claims
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against TranSystems Corporation,including but not limited to,claims with respect to the Disputed
Claim or the Project.
14. The Parties state that this agreement contains the entire agreement between them as
to the Disputed Claim, and there are no other oral, written, expressed or implied promises,
representations,or inducements not specified herein.
15. The Parties represent that the individuals executing this agreement on each of the
Parties' behalf are authorized and empowered to do so.
16. The Parties may execute this agreement in counter-parts, each of which shall be
deemed an original but all of which together shall constitute one in the same executed document.
17. This agreement may be executed and then transmitted by facsimile or electronic
mail,and each such transmission shall be deemed to have the same force and effect as the original.
CITY OF ELGIN LANDMARK CONTRACTORS,INC.
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Richard . ozal Name/Pr �11r�.,, t. —
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NORTHERN CONTRACTING,INC.
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Name/Prrnt: Rc.444 R Rues,ri
Its:_ Tres'e Je..><
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ADVANCE ENAMELING CO.,INC.
• Powder Coating Specialists
A E 6846 S.Bishop Sts•Chicago,Illinois 80636.1712
- www.A.dvapceEnamelingInc.com
(773)737.7366
Village of Elgin Streetscape paint system
specifications
1.AI1 items will be 100% sandblasted to SSPGSP10
near white metal
2.21A - 3 % mils of TNEMEC 90-97 zinc rich primer
3.4-6 mils of TNEMEC Series N69 Hi-Build
Epoxoline II I
4.2-3 mils of TNEMEC Series 73 Endurashield
color black
All products will be applied in accordance to
TN EM EC specifications.
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Exhibit 1
PAODUQ DATA SHEET
ENDURA-SHIELD" I SERIES 73
owe Ma Conventional Build(Spray,Brash or Boller)
Dry Kilt(Mlcroosj Wet Mils(Microns) 8a Ft/Gal(,'/dal)
Sujiteated 2.5(65) 4.3(115) 377(34.6)
Mintamm 2.0(50) 3.5 (90) 465(43.2)
Ma:hanoi 3.0(75 5.0(155) . 310(280)
Kish-Bend Moray Only)
Dry Mils(Microns) Wet Mils(Microns) 30 Pt/Ga1(m'/Gal) y
Suggested 4.O900) 7.0(180) 233(21.6)
Minimum 3.0 (75) 5.0(125) 310(28.8)
Maxtnum 5.0(125) 8.5(215) 186(173)
(�C`nbespray applied at 3.0 to 5.0 mils(75 to 125 microns)OFT per coat when ears protection or the elhnination of a
(2)Can brushed or rolled at 2.0 to 3.0 mils(50 to 75 microns)DFT per coat for use in systems requiring a .
Allow for 1 surface htegubettles.Wet Mm thickness is rounded to the nearest 0.5 all or 5 mlaon&
Application�wal rig below minimum or above metdnwm recommended thy film thicknesses may adversely affect
coating pafomronce.i
113118 Stir contents of the container marked Pan A.melon sure no pigment remains on the bottom.Add the contents of the can
marked Part B to Pat A while tinder agitation.Cantlaue:leaden Until the two components are mixed.When
used with 44-710 Urethane Accelerator,first blend 44-710 into Part A under agltsdon;continue aet�nut use
mixed material beyond pot life Wks.Cautions Pate B is moistureienaithe and will react with atmospheric
moisture.Keep unused material tightly dosed at all times.
11111110 For ait spray,thin up to 10%or 3/4 pint(380 ml.)per gallon by volume with Na 42'listener If tenmeratures are below
80'F(27°C),use No.48 Thinner for temperatures above 807.(27'q.Thin up to 5%or 1/4 pint 090 m1J per Eton for
nidt ss spray.For brush or roller,thin 5%to 10%or 1/4 to 3/4 pint(190 to 580 mL)Per gallon with No.39 or No.63
Thinner.Thinning k required for proper mush or roller application.Notes A maximum of 10%of No.56 Thinner may be
used to comply with VOC regulations.Caution:Do not add thinner if mote than thirty(30)'obtains have elapsed
alter mixing.
POUR 8 hours at 407(4'C) 4 hours at 777(25°C) 2 hours of 1001C38'W t
IRI MON 81110111X1 Air 8pray -
Gun Fluid Tip Ak Cup Air Kota ID Matt Hose ID 9p pea{ Pot Pressure
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DeVIIbiw)GA B 765 or 704 91or 9 5 ran) (57.242 bar) (0.7-1.4 bar)
Low temperatures or longer home require higher pot pressure.
Airless Spray
Tip Orifice Atomising Prefigure Matz Hoes ID Manifold Filter
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0.013'-0.01T 2700.3300 psi 1/4'or 3/8" 60 mesh
0330.430 microns) (186-228 her) (6.4 or 9.5 run) _ (250 microns) •
Use appropriate dp/atarnizing presage fix equipment,applicator technique and weather conditions.
Rotten Use 1/4'to 5/8'(6.4 man to 9.5 mm)synthetic woven nap roller cover.Do not use long nap roller covers.Note
Two coats are required to obtain dry film thkckness above 3.0 roils(75 microns).
Brush,Recommended for small arras only.Use high quality natural or synthetik:bristle brushes.Note:Two or more
coats may be required to obtain recommended film thicknesses.
SOIRCE)61PENi111E Minimum 357(2'0 Maximum 120•P(49'(
The surface should be dry and at least 5•p(3°C)above the dew point.
Cure time necessary to resist direct contact with moisture at surface temperature
40'P(4'C) 24 to 40 hours 50•P(10'Q:18 to 26 hours 607(16°Ch 12 to 16 hours
70'P(21C:4 to 8 hour 90°P(32•C):2 to 4 hours 1007(38'C)r 2 to 3 hours
If the analog is exposed to moisture before the preceding cure pnametcrs are out,dull,flat or spotty appearing areas
nay develop.Actual tines will vary with air movement,► m rhidcness and humidity.
UMW Flush and clean all equipment immediately after use with the recommended thinner or MM.
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WM 1130DIFIN Aliphatic Acrylic Polyurethane •
IONIC I115ABE A coating highly resistant to abrasion.wet conditions corrosive rump.chemical contact and exterior weatbeda g.Hit
build quality combines with project specific primers for two-con,labor saving systems NOT P011 IMMERSION 5bio7tP.
COLORS Refer to Tnemec Color Guide.Notes Cerean colors may require multiple coats depending on method of application and
finish coat color.When feasible,the preceding coat should be in the same color family(blue,gray,etc.),but noticeably
different
IIWI Semi-gloss • r
STEM UW00111018 Series 73 meets the accelerated weathering requirements of SSPC Paint Standard 36.
llf/AIWI(E WIENA Extensive lest data available.Contao]your Tnemec representative for specific test results.
(UMI;(jSfSkfi . - - 7H, _ .
PdltltS Steak Series 1,20,FC20,27,3 66,149,169P,N69 N69F,V69,V69F,90-97,1190-97,90G-1K97,91-H20,H9].H10,94-
Gli sPl Vk� 6F ,Gslly aced tea NonFerrousMetaSer66 149149 ,N69N69F,V69,V69F,161
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Concrete:Series 66,169.L69P.P169,N694 V69,V6911.141,161.1254 1
CMII:Series 1254
• - •- -Able:Sines 530=eerier exposed more than 24 hours,Series 169,N69,V69,135,5140,N140 or V140 exterior exposed
more than 61)days,Series 1.69P,N69p,V69P,L14011,N1405 or V14OF exterior exposed snore than 30 days,or Series'141
exterior exposed more than 14 days must hen he scarified or maimed with themselves.Brush blasting with fine abrasive
Is trgo�method of scarification.Record windows for other primers may apply.See those data sheets for additional
APWA15 Series 700,701,740,750,1070,107W,1071,1071V,1072,1072',1074,1074U,1075,1075U,1077,1078
AILSORFA(B Must be clean,city and free of d!,grease and other contaminants. I
See primer product dam sheet for sulky preparation raxxmmiendatidn.
.:Kll'71;;..hies, , . _ _.°. - 1
YOL061ES01l1% SBA t 2.0%(rnixerQ t
110:81W 110:81WORED DFI 2.0 to 5.0 mils(50 to 125 microns)per cont.Note:Number of coats and thickness requirements will vary with substrate,
application method end exposure.Contact your Tnemec representative
1811YE Temperature To Torch To Handle To Recent
751,(24'9 1 hour 5-8 hours _ 12 hours
Curing time varies with surface temperature,air movement,humidity and film thickness.Notes For faster curing and low.
temperature app(lc Lions,add No.44-710_Urethane Accelerau_ex1 see separate product date sheet.
MAPLE OR WOK COMPOUNDS Tinned 10% Thinned 10% sinned 10% Thinned 10% Thinned 10%
Unthlnaed (Max)(No.39 (MAX)(No.42 (Max)(No.48 - (Max)(No.56 (Maur)(Nu•63
Thinner) Thinner) Thinner) Thinner) 'Thinner)
2.21)l*fgallon 3.05 fo/radon 3.10 the/piton 3.15 lba/galion 2.76 lba!gallon 3.07 Ibr,/galIon
(3244)s11ma/llme) (3§6 grams/11M) (371 ieraas/Stre) (378Arams/Hire) (331 xnunrjllue) (368 means/litre)
MPS 'Thinned 10% Thinned 10% Thinned 10% Thinned 10% Thinned 10%
Unthianed (Max)(No.39 (Max)(No.42 (Max)(No.4B (Max)(No.56 (Max)(No.63
Thlmserl Thinner) Thinner) Thinner) Thinner)
,0.27 lbt/gal sogtb 0.271halual solids 0.27 Ilss/Rnl solids 0.2716s/gal solids 0.27 ibm/gal solids 0.52 lba/gsl°ands
nioNnotcolmet 930 mil sq A/gal(22.8 of/1.at 25 microns).t
NOIROFCINTONEK S Twos Part A and Part B
mgesMAA0 By volume:Pour(Put A)to one(Part B)
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5 Gallon Kit 5 gallon trail(partial Ill) 1 gallon can 5 ipllons(18.95)
- 1 Gallon Kit , 1 gallon pall(partial fill) - l quart can(partial ADD 1 gallon(3.790
P.E1 06HrPEIlStLM 12.13±0,25 Ass(5.50 t.11 kg)t
Man ISI0P TIRE Minimum 20'F(-•C) Maximum I10'1(43'C)
TagBANIE DESSTAIICE (Dry)Continuous 250'P(121•C) Intermittent 275°F(135°C)
SHRFIJE Part A:24 months at recommended storage temperature. @g
Part&32 months al recommended storage temperature.
1fASI P�1r-SHA Fart A:55•P(13•C) Part 8:l ir),(45°C) g
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Safety on a Sheet for important health and safety information prior to the use of this product, £
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PRODUCT DATA SHEET
HI-BUILD EPDXOLINE® II J SERIES N69
0f CONIMIN Two:Pan A(amine)and Pat B(epoxy)-One(Part A)to one(Part B)by volume.
KILOS 5 gallon(18.91 palls and 1 gallon(3.79L)tuns-Older Is multiples of 2.
moon'MOM 13.67 t 0.25 bs(6.10*.11 kg)(raked)t
novanummit Minimum 20•F(-7'C) Maximum 110°F(43•C)
IMIPMARREISSINKI (Dry)Continuous 250°F(121°C) intamktent 273°F 035°C)
SINWW III Pan A;24 month%Part B:12 months at recommended storage temperature.
RA511P01R•SUA Pan At 82°F• (78°C)• Pan 11193•P(14°C)
lUUII$SAIEii Paint products contain chemical Ingredients which are considered harardotu.Rend container label warning and Material
Safety Data Sheet for Important health and safety hdomaatlon prior to the use of this product.
Rap out of the eeada of drildssm.
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couini IAIES Dry Nile(Microns) diet Mile(Ailerons) SO Pt/Gol(nP/Ga1)
Su!l1Res<ed(1) 6.0(150) 9.0 2230) 179(16.6)
Minimum 2.0(50) 3.0 (75) 537(49.9)
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Maximum 10.0(250) 15.0 075) ' 107(10.0)
Dense Concrete R asonry:Prom 100 In 150 sq ft(9.3 to 13.9 rot)pet golf.
CALM From 75 to 1000 sq ft(7.0 to 9.3 m*)per gallon.
(1)Note �Sle t.Roller or blush application requites two or more cote to obtain recommended film thickness.Also,._. . .
spray applied to an optional H -build Rim thi kness range of gA to 10.0 dry ndls(2t$to 255 dry
m crons)or 11.5 to 14.5 wet moo(209 to 370 wet microns).Allow for ov and atnfaoe Wegul:nitlea.Film thickness
is rounded to Ste nearest 0.5 mil or 5 mkaons.Applkauon of coating below rdtnum or above maximum recommended
dry film thidmesses troy adversely affect coating perform ance.t
malls I.Start with equal amounts of both Parts A&B.
2.Using a power mtt r,separat ly stir Yana A&B.
3.AAdd four( ounces of 44.700�gallon of PPart A whe Pan A Is under agl udot,. "
4.Add Part A to Part B under slgltathtm,stir until thoroughly mixed.
5.Bah con must be above 50r?(10°C)prior to mixing.For application of the unuaceterated veMdon to surfaces
• between 50' tP o 60°F(10'C W 16'q or the accelerated version to swf aces b tween 35.12 to 50°F(2°C to 10°C),allow
mired material w stand 30 minutes and restlr before using.
6.Por optimtun application propertes,the material temperature should be above 60•P(16°C).
Note:The use of more than the recommended amount of 44-700 will adversely affect performance.
IMMIJIG Use No.4 or No.60 Thinner.For ale spray,thin uupp to 10%or 3/4 pint(380 mL)per gallon.For airless spray,roller or
brush,thin up to 516 or 1/4 pint U90 mU per gaiiert.
POTIUf Without 44-700:6 hours at 50'F(10°C) 4 hours at 757(24•C) 1 hour at 100'P(38°C)
With 44.700:2 hours at S0°F(10°C) 1 hour at 75°F(24°C) 30 minutes at 100'F(38°C)
SrPAYWI Without 44-700:1 hour at 757(24'p Whh 44.700:30 minutes at 75°P(24°C)
Note:Spray app icatio n after listed times will adversely affect ability to achieve recommended dry film thickness.
AHUKR6ON EG1I11 1 Air Spicy$
• Gun Plutd 79p Mr Cap Air Hose ID Mat S Hore ID Y Pot Pressure
5/16'or 3/8` 35°w l/2 75.100 psi 1420 pcl
OrVilbisc h)A E 765 w 70l (7,9 or 93 nun) �' �2'7 (5.2.6.9 bar) (0.74.4 d
Low temperatures or longer horns require higher pot presort.
Aided Spray;
Tip S Atomizian Pressure Mali Hass ID Manifold Filter
OA15'-0A39° 30044800 pat 1/4'or 3/8• 60 mesh
(300-485 ttticrorrs) (207-330 bar) (6.4 or 9J nor ) (250 microns)
Use appropriate tipulatondaing presstae forr equipmea ht,applicator technique and weather conditions.
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a owe,mist co�*Row tiny bubble Io formes When lea Note:pp err in t o2or hrotes, p taBull
pd �dlsappear in 1 to 2 misuses,a
rot coat at spedfled mil thickne s.
Roller:lie 33//88''or 1%2'0.5: m or 12.7 mm)synthetic woven nap roller cover.Usie longer nap to obtain penetration on
rough a porous surfaces.
Brush:Recommended for small areas only.Use high qualky natural or synthetic bristle brushes.
S1 1U If V I1VIf Minim umm 50°F(10°C) biaxlmrtm 1357(57 C) The surface should be dry and a lout 5°F(3°C)above the clew
point.Coating'MM nor cute below minimum audsce tempe ature.
WNW Flu h and clean sll equipment immediately after we with lire recommended thinner or MEK.
t Values may vary with color.
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ABM 1191P1101I Polyamidoambe Epoxy
IOIIII011 EOM An advanced generation eeppoxy for protection end finishing of peel and*move.ft has enocllent resistance to abrasion
and is suitable for(arrterdott as well as chemical contact exposure.Contact your heal Treece=representative for a hat of
chemicals.This product can also be used for lining stomp tanks that contain demineralfaad,debrdsed or dldilled water.
(Obis Refer to Tnemec Color Guide,Note Epoxies chalk with extended exposure to starlight.lack of vaat0atbn,incomplete
mixing,mbcatalyaswton or tiro use of beaters that ernk carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide during application and initial
stages of coring may cause yellowing to occur.
A1III Sarin
SfBUAI
ISUBHUMIS A two-coat system at 4.04.0 dry mills(100-150 dry microns)per coat passes the performance requirements or M14PRF•
4556F for fuel storage.
19101V/ANO?OiII IIA Extensive test data available.Contact your Tnemec representative for specific test reauks.
SIVAUR/NILBI/PAXIM 215 •
IY US Steel:Self-print or Scries-1,27,37H,66,L69,1697,N69F,VW,905.92,90-97,H9097,90G-11(97,90.98,91-H5O,94-
1150,135,161,394,
Gssvanixed Steel and Afondrenoss McUI:SeU•prlming or Series 66.169.i-691c N69P,V697,161
Concrete:Self or Series 130,215,218
CMU:Se)f prkaring or 130,215,218,1254
10PCOMS 22,46H-413.66,169,1.699,N69.14697,V69,V697,72,73,84,104,113.114.141,156,157,161.175,180,181,287,446.
740,750,1028,1029,1070,1070V 1071,1071V,1072,1072V,1074,1074U,1075,1075U,1077,1078,1080,14282.Refer to
COLORS on appilcnbk topcoat data sheets for additional information.Note:The fallowing recoat dynes apply for Series
N69:immersion Service--.Surface must be scarified after 60 days,Mmospherk Service-After 60 days.scarification or an
epoxy tie-coca is required.When topcwting with Srrka 740 or 750.meow time for 1469 is 21 days for atmospheric service.
Contact your'Nemec representative for specific recommendsuoas.
PRIED Siflt inunersion Scarlet:Scarify the a roxy prime coat surface by abrasive blasting with fine abrasive before tapcoating if It
has been exterior exposed for 60 days or longer sad 169 is the specified topcoat.
SiUL immersion Gervfeet SSPC-SPIO/NACE 2 Near-'/kite Blast Cleaning with a minimum angular anchor profile of 15 mils.
Non-Immersion Service.SSPCSP6/NACE 3 Commercial Blast cleaning with a rnintmum angular anchor profile of 1.5
mils.
WAIVED SOB&IOC Surface preparation recommendations will vary depending on substrate and exposure conditions.Contact your Tema:
FEB=K7AL representative or Tnemec Terhnital Services.
OSVOIKIIIE 11111 Contact your Taemec representative or Tnemec Technical Services.
(O11REIt Allow new concrete to cure 28 clays.Pot-optimum results and/or immersion service,abrasive blast referencing SSPC-
SP13/NACE 6.1CRf CSP 2-4 Surface Prepumlau of Concrete and Tnemec's Surface Preparation and Application Guide.
(MU Allow mortar to cure for 28 clays.Level protrusions and mortar spatter.
PAIiIEO
givAus Non-Lnrneraioa Service:Ask your Tnernec representative for specific recommendations.
ALLSOMOIS Must be clean,dry and free of oil,grease,chalk and other contaminants.
804111E 5011115 67.0 t 2.0%(mixed)t
UNWIND OR 2.o to 10.0 mils(50 to 255 microns)per coat.Note:M[GPRP•4556P applications require two coats at 4.0-6.0 mils(100150
microns)per coat.Otherwise,the number of coats and thickness requirements will vary with substrate.application
method and exposure.Contact your llsemec representative.
MING TWAT 5Mi85OFT Without 44400 Accelerator
Temperature To Handle To Reaoat Immersion
j10•19(324C) 5 hours 7 hours 7 days
BQ'Fi27'W 7 hours 9 hours 7 days
70'F(21•C) 9 hours 12 hours 7 days
60°F(16't 16 hairs 22 bows 9 to 12 days
508P(10°C) 24 hours 32 bows 12 to 34 days
Curing time varies with surface to air movement,humidity and film thickness.Note:For faster curing and
temperature applications,add No. 700 Accelerator,see separate product data sheer for cum information,
YOW1!016IMK 1:011,0111 113 unthlnned:2.40 tbs/gauon(285 ipmaaAitre)
Thinned 10%(No.4 Thinner):2.80 lbs/gaiow(334 gran ne)
Thinned 10%(No.60 Thhmer):2.80 lbs/gallon(335 grams/lire)
MAPS Unthbaneds 2.40 MnJgal solids
Thinned 10%(No.4 Thinner:3.25 lbs/gal solids
Thinned 1o%(No_60 Thinner):2.40 Ibs/gai solids
1)EOIEAGL(0PUA6E 1,074 mil eq ft/gal(26.4 ma/L at 25 microns).See APPUCATION for coverage rates.t
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TNEME-ZINC I SERIES .90-97
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COMA WES Der Mlb(Mums) Wet Mils('Micron,) Sg Pt/Gal(ms/Gal)
Summated 3.0(75) 5,0(125) 337(31.3)
Minimum 2.5(65) 4,0(100) 404(37.5) {
Allow 'qm (90) 5.5(140) 289(26.9)
coating below alritnutsun or above maxi ah recom thickness mended dry rounded to the film thicknesses ay adversely�affect coasting Application of
use NM M Always u the entire contents of A and B components.Use an an-driven power Myer and keep material under constant
-D while tldhrkhg s by B)Into liquid(Parr A) o
el Not ltes-are.Thfa Procedure-A4tut mixer speed to break up lumps and mix until the two uomponcnts are
thoroughly blended.Strain thh'relent oouugha 35 to 50 mesh(300 b 600 microns)screen before using.Pa spray application,keep
under lows bleb agitation pot life <s�.�brush or roicr application,stir frequently to prevent settling.Do not use ,
TiNINNl16 For spray,thin up to 10%or 5/4 pint(300 niL)per gallon with No.2 Thinner if temperatures are below 00°F(27°O.Thin
up to to 10%or �(380 mL)per gallon with No.3 Thinner f mmperature are above 80°F(2TC).For brush or roller,
OP 9/ '(380 m1J with No.3 ThInnec
NT UFE 8 home at 77'F(25•C)and 50%R .
9 Caution:This product cures with moisture acting as s catalyst.Incorporation of moisture or moisture laden
of• (humidity)material)d shorten pot gib.Avoid continual agitation ar high RPM.When feadbte keep containers
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applkotlon.
Air 8pr'ay
Oust Fluid Tip Air Cap Air Hose iD Mat'/Hose ID Pot Pressure i
DeVpblu E 765 or 704 5/16'or 3/0" (9'5°r 12 7 40-50 pot 10-20 pal
JGA fi (7.9«9.5 mm) mm) (2.8.3.4 bar) (0.7-1.4 bar)
r(with heavy meek spring)Low temperatures or longer hoses wW require addklotad pressure.UTae pot
equipped with an agitator and keep pressure pot at same level a higher than the apety gun.Compressed air mu must be dry.
Airless Spray
Tip Orifice Atomising Pressure Math Hose ID Manifold Fitter
0.017-.0.023- )4Op.S000 psi 1/4"or 3$ 60 mesh 4
(430-535 microns) 065-207 bar) (6.4 or 95 mm) (250 microns)
Revocable Tip
Use approprlste tip/atomlrIng pressure for equipment,applicator technique and weather conditions.
Keep material agitated to prevent sealing.
Rouen Use 1/ or 3/8'(6.4 mm or 9.5 rnm)synthetic woven nap roller covers.Stir material frequently or keep under
agitation
Raisin Used sealing.I>igh quality natural or synthetic bristle brother..
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swim stp ntE minimum 351:an:, Maximum 1401'(60°0 Maximum for Blush&Roller 120•F(4TC) t
The surface should be dry and at least 5•P(3°C)above the dew point.Motet Saks 44-710 Accelerator must be used U
the surface temperature Is 359P to 607(2°C to 16°0 and 20%to 4016 relative humidity.
MIN NNW Minkram 204 Mnxlmum 90%
Mr Plush and clean all equipment Immediately after use with the recommended thinner orxyiene.
%MMP Dry overspray can be wiped or washed from most swfxes.Satisfactory dry-fall performance depends upon height of
work,weather conditions and equipment adjustment.Low temperature is of psrtkvMr concern.Test for each application
as follows:Spray from 19 to 25 feet towards paint container.The material then should readily wipe off.Notes Heat can
fuse-dry o p to amdaces.Always clean dry ovrnpray from hot matrices before fusing occurs.Be aware that surface
tempersture�can be higher than air temperatures.
WAsaANTI'a LIMITATION OP tean'S GAMOW:'hreme Company,kr.saner a y the is manner gaerwet herein Neel I e brtwlislon aaMbrds orTwice Coarpuay.lac'Ml'
NAMMANn'macLaaD IN The Aware PMtAtraA•H SHALL lie ail LTV Of ANY OT1ta'WACRANIY.DUNWWW=q OR @guaD INCLUDING!Ur NOT UMn10 Y0.ANY paten
WANAfAYOf MHtOIANrANISTT OR MRiUSS RN A MAtt1ORM NAM=T HAAsa NO WA*R*MW MAT CX7IMO BMYOND TIM DeS(A(1TON MINI?ACnRPAEDM.The
butefs sole and exclude*tweedy airy Tumor tLnosq,too tied be for rtebcsn eat dew peodon is ere eress a defame ms ks of the prsdoot should be fend to era tad the
Ncaaeti moody asp set bane bled he eadmaal mow as lons as Turner 1s wiled to provide conce aink emlaemera product to the buys NO molt aelaMY(ItCM%NNA.airy NOT
Lamm TO iumr mer'AL Oa CONSIIN s,mA4 DA►IAjes FuitLOST PROFITS,Ul'f SAILS.INJURY lb St sUN Olt MIWRTT,aovmikt•tn rrAL*gums Ott ANY OTHER mums mu.
Cu en teQternAL LOSS)SMALL RI AYAMIAILI70The*MIL Tedrelal and appanaun KNIWtos beds N
podded eCo:N fW psto dof that RPM•tarred pintas titheaaauYg and
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• UNNIKIESOIPQON Aromatic Urethane.ZinciRIdt
COMM MA E An advanced technology,two-component moisture-cured,zinc-rich primer providing extraordinary perfommnce.It's tiro•
friendly and rapid curing so chemical-and corioaiarwtesisesnt anpooats an be applied the'ssrne-dap.'Mso used for field
touch-up of inorganic zinc coating.Application methods Include•dry.F.a'under certain conditions(see Application).
COWS 90-97 Reddish-fly
7MPIN ES 83%by weight in dded Men
RIGAIVALIIKAIONS Series 90-97 meets ATSC requirements of Class B surface with a mean slip coefficient no less than 0.50 nod a temion {
creep not in excess of.005 Incites(.13mm).
Theme-Zinc uses a sire pigment which moss the requirements of ASTM D 520 Type TU and contains less than.002%
lead lids level qualifies ft to be classed as`non-leach(less than 0.009%lead by weight)as defhued la 16 CFR Part 1303 of
the Consumer Product Safety Commission regulation,Conforms to SSPC Paint 20,Type U.
IIIFOR 1MHE(PIERIA ostensive test data available.Contact your Ttemec representative for specific test ttxadts.
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TOPCOATS Series 1,6,27,27V/B,468-413,66,1.69,169P,1469.N69P,V69,V691",73,104,113,114,115,135,/61.394,1028,1029,
1074,1 ,1075,107511
Note Certain topcoat colors may.not provide one-coat hiding depending on method of rap kcation.Contact you Tnemee
repzesentstivc.Not*Series 90-97 must be exterior t three days prior to tops, with Sales 1 or 1029.
Note:Series 90-97 must be exterior exposed for one dim prior to tope:ming with Series 27WB.
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Severe Exposure:SSPC-SPIO/NACE 2 Near-White Blast Cleaning with a minimum angular anchor profile of 1.5 mils. {
Moderate Sxposare:SSPC-SP6/NA(B 3 Commercial Blast Cie ning with a rnitdmum angular anchor profile of 1.5 mils.
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VOWIwENUN 63.0 3 2.0%(taxed
1E(OMNBP011 2.5 to 3.5 mils(65 to 90 microns)per coat_ i
cm In Without 44-710
Temperature t To Handle To Reooat
75°F(24'Q h hour 4 hums 4
65'S(18°C) 1 1/2 hours S hours
j5'F(13'40 1 hours 6 haws
45•1(7•C) 21/2 hours 7 hours
__35•F(2•C) 3 hours 8 hours
t 5016 relative humidity.Curing time will vary with surface temperature,hunikiRy wad film thickness.
Notes For faster curing,low humidity and low-temperature applications,add No.44-710 Urethane Accelerator(see
separate product data sheet).
YIUMEO*mCO MPONI65 OntWrunedt 2.68 Ibt/ oo(321 gmmr/11tr)
T lusted 2.5%(No.Z or No.3 Thinner),2.79 lbs/galbn(334 grams lilreJ
Thinned 10%(No.2 or No.31bInner);3.10 lbs/gallon(371 grame/Ikre)
11A15 Unthlnaeds 5.12 WO solids s
Thinned 2.5%:5.411 gal solids pia 2 7h lnnerk 5.13 lbs/gal solids(No.3 Thinner) 1g
'thinned 101k 6.27 lbs/gal solids(No.2 Thinner);5.16 lbs/gal scuds(No.3 Thinner)
11401111tAL COMAE 1,011 cell sq ft/gal(24.8 rnr/t,at 25 microns).See APPLICATION for coverage rates.
EIMER OFCOURISENI5 Two Pan A uod Past B
1AdGO6 container Pour-Galion
oof podwderr(Pan B)%1 hennmmiixed of one yields four gallons(15.10(1 or oneeggal (3 7%).� 1easured I
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10IFEE<GAMIN 23.94 3 0.60 lbs(10.86 3.27 kg) i
giOnagemRE Minimum 20°P(7C) Maximum 11091(43'C) i1
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Part B:24 months at recommended storage temperature
temperature
POW-SETA Port Al 78'1(26°C Port B:N/A 1
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Safety Data Sheet for Important health and safety Information prior to the use of this product.
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