Fortunately, the process is fairly straightforward even easy and cost-effective for the average consumer and for the experienced professional.
Aircraft hangars tend to be massive structures made large enough to house some amount of airplanes. Whether jumbo jets or private aircraft, these structures need to be big enough to protect the vehicles from weather damage and threats from the elements. The planes are important investments that can cost millions of dollars you wouldnt want any damage marring your craft, or the craft of anyone else, when such damage is so easily avoidable. Just as you want to protect the aircraft, shouldnt the hangar itself be protected from the elements as well?
The steps to ensure this level of protection are fairly easy. First, you need to use a product like the Epoxy Max 100 as a priming coat that acts as a base layer. The Epoxy Max 100 is a product that will feature a strong bond and level of adhesion to the concrete substrate of the aircraft hangar. This strong bond will last for a significant amount of time, often for over a decade, offering such benefits as water resistance, abrasion resistance, and UV resistance from the suns powerful rays. The Epoxy Max 100 should be applied to the hangars floor to help ensure the concrete does not crack and degrade under the weight and traffic from airplanes. These vehicles are incredibly heavy, which makes the concrete under them liable to crack and corrode. The Epoxy Max 100 base layer is the first step to ensuring adequate protection.
Next,you should apply a topcoat of the Max Wear Urethane 960, which will provide comprehensive and thorough surface-level protection, bonding to the epoxy base layer(s) to enhance the concrete sealing shield. The Max Wear Urethane 960 is a product that offers some of the most comprehensive protection possible in any type of concrete sealer. It is a clear topcoat that will protect against extreme levels of water exposure, abrasions, chemical spills, UV radiation, heat exposure, and so on. The Urethane 645s protection is complemented by the Epoxy Max 100, which makes the High Build Epoxy System the right choice for any airplane hangar with a high level of traffic and potential damage.
