It is often applied by airless spray unit, however roller, brush or trowel
can also be used. Typically a 1.5mm coating is applied. When the potential exists for
extensive duration of flame contact, a 3mm coating is recommended.
Application Procedure
FireGuard can be applied in-situ or before installation.
Remove growth from base of pole.
If desired, apply edging paper at height required.
Large checks should be filled with FireGuard.
FireGuard must be applied to a dry surface. Do not apply to poles
that are moist due to rain or condensation.
FireGuard must be applied to a clean surface. Excess pole
treatment, dirt, debris and/or equipment (ie ground wire) should
be removed before material is applied. Do not apply to poles that exhibit heavy bleeding of petroleumbased
preservative, eg: creosote.
FireGuard must not be applied during extreme hot or cold
temperatures. Recommended ambient temperature for application
is 10˚c to 30˚c.
When Spraying
Prepare spraying equipment and place pump intake into FireGuard
drum. Do not thin FireGuard; use the material as supplied.
Spray evenly to thickness required.
Remove edging paper if used and allow 24 hours for full drying.
Clean pump and gun by spraying a minimum of 20L of water
through the system.The gun should be disassembled and cleaned
by hand.