FT-IAQ6100 MOLD COATING CLEAR

IAQ 6100

Clear Mold Resistant Coating*

Description

IAQ 6100 is a clear, mold-resistant* coating designed for professional use. It contains a fungistatic agent that inhibits mold growth on the dry coating surface. This durable, flexible, and permeable coating is made from 100% acrylic and is water-based. IAQ 6100 is ideal for use on wood, plaster, wallboard, sheetrock, concrete, masonry block, primed metal, and galvanized metal.

*Resistant to mold growth on the dry coating surface only.

Features

• Independently tested for mold resistance per ASTM G21 and ASTM D-3273

• Mold resistant*

• 100% acrylic, water-based coating

Surface Preparation

• Ensure surfaces are free of dust, mildew, mold, dirt, grease, loose paint, oil, glue size, calcimine, wax, soap, and other contaminants.

• Clean mold-stained areas with Advanced Peroxide Cleaner or EPA-registered antimicrobial cleaners such as IAQ 2000, IAQ 2500, ShockWave, or ShockWave RTU.

• Patch irregularities with vinyl patching paste or suitable compound.

• IAQ 6100 is self-priming over bare sheetrock, composition board, ceiling tile, and concrete.

Substrate Preparation:

• Wallboard, Sheetrock, Gypsum Board: Sand joint cement smooth without abrading paper.

• Ferrous Metal: Clean and prime with IAQ 4000 rust-inhibiting direct-to-metal primer.

• Wood: Seal knots and stains with IAQ 5000 stain-blocking primer.

• Masonry Block: Apply one coat of IAQ 3000 block filler for denser surfaces.

Application Tools

• Brush: Synthetic, nylon, or polyester bristle

• Roller: Synthetic fiber, 3/8” nap or longer

• Spray: Airless spray; Pressure 2000–2800 PSI, Tips .015–.019

Application Instructions

• Ready to use; can be thinned sparingly with water (up to ½ pint per gallon) for consistency if necessary.

• Apply generously and uniformly by brush, roller, or airless spray.

• One coat usually sufficient; porous surfaces may require two coats to ensure proper sealing.

Coverage

• Smooth Surfaces: 350–600 sq. ft. per gallon

• Porous Surfaces: 250–300 sq. ft. per gallon

Drying Time (@ 70°F, 50% RH)

• To Touch: 1 Hour

• Recoat: 4–8 Hours