Two-component acrylic‑polyurethane finish with deep matte effect, cured with an aliphatic isocyanate, provides a smooth, scratch‑resistant surface with a gloss of 5–10 %.
An anti‑vandal coating is a high‑strength material. During service, such a coating is significantly more resistant to abrasion, impact, and scratching compared to conventional paint and varnish systems.
Primarily, this is achieved through the use of more durable binder types, particularly acrylic‑polyurethane, which significantly outperforms alkyd coatings. Our formulations also include specialized modifiers such as glass flake and wax additives. These components create an elastic yet extremely hard surface that effectively distributes mechanical loads and protects against scratches.
No, the materials are applied using standard methods: spray gun, airless spraying, brush, or roller. However, to achieve the declared durability, the coating must fully cure — at least 7 days at 20°C. During this period, the coating should not be exposed to heavy mechanical loads or aggressive cleaning agents.
There are no restrictions on cleaning frequency. Our acrylic‑polyurethane coatings offer high chemical and mechanical resistance. They withstand frequent washing with high‑pressure equipment (e.g., Karcher) using specialized detergents, as well as aggressive manual cleaning with certain solvents used for removing graffiti or adhesive residues. Before applying strong cleaning agents, we recommend testing them on a small, inconspicuous area of the surface.
For protecting infrastructure, commercial facilities, and transport — both outdoors and indoors — we recommend using the 2K acrylic‑polyurethane clear coats Armopur Clear 118 or Armopur Clear 168.
These fully transparent coatings form a durable film resistant to graffiti‑removal chemicals, thereby protecting the underlying colored layer. If necessary, the clear coat can be polished to remove scratches.