COAT 30-36 (ARE) CANVASS COATING

The COAT 30-36 (ARE) Canvass Coating is a high-performance protective sealant specifically engineered for canvas, insulation, ductwork, and industrial surfaces. With its strong adhesion and weather-resistant formulation, it provides excellent protection against moisture, UV rays, cracking, and surface degradation.

This coating is widely used in HVAC systems, pipelines, mechanical insulation, and industrial maintenance to ensure long-lasting performance and durability. Its smooth application ensures an even, protective layer that safeguards surfaces from environmental stress, extending service life while maintaining an aesthetic finish.

Designed for easy application by brush, spray, or roller, COAT 30-36 (ARE) Canvass Coating is the go-to solution for contractors, engineers, and maintenance professionals looking for a reliable, protective, and cost-effective coating solution.

Specifications

• Product Name: COAT 30-36 (ARE) Canvass Coating

• Type: Protective coating for insulation & canvas surfaces

• Application Method: Brush, spray, or roller

• Finish: Smooth, durable, protective layer

• Resistance: Moisture, cracking, weathering, and UV

• Uses: HVAC ducts, pipelines, insulation, industrial protection

Applications

• HVAC ductwork coating

• Industrial pipelines and insulation protection

• Canvas and fabric insulation sealing

• Building maintenance and repair

• Long-term surface protection in harsh environments

FAQs

Q1: What is COAT 30-36 (ARE) Canvass Coating used for?
A1: It is used for protecting insulation, ducts, pipelines, and canvas surfaces from moisture and weather damage.

Q2: Can it be applied on HVAC ducts?
A2: Yes, it is widely used for HVAC duct sealing and insulation protection.

Q3: How is it applied?
A3: It can be applied by brush, spray, or roller for a smooth protective finish.

Q4: Is it resistant to moisture and cracking?
A4: Yes, it is specially formulated to resist moisture, cracking, and UV exposure.

Q5: Who typically uses this product?
A5: It is commonly used by HVAC contractors, insulation experts, and industrial maintenance professionals.