Fire Barrier agent

Application

Fire Barrier can be applied in two levels of conditioning.
Non-durable condition - Fire Barrier is applied and allowed to air dry. In this condition it will last indefinitely provided it does not come in contract with a complete washing process.
Semi-durable condition - Fire barrier is applied and is dried with the aid of heat, e.g. clothes dryer, fair dryer, oven baking, hot air gun, etc. In this condition, the polymer base will adheres to the fibers of the material and will last conger the the non-durable condition.

Fire Barrier can be sprayed on, brushed on, rolled on or by soaking the material. 

Unfinished Wood - Hold applicator 12" to 24" from surface. Apply spray generously, evenly, and thoroughly to the wood, allowing enough to cover complete surface. Apply to all sides of the wooden object. For plywood, apply to both sides if possible. Allow it to set for 5 to 10 minutes. Repeat application to insure complete coverage. Wood does not need to be saturated, but the it must be absorbed sufficiently. Allow the wood to dry for 8 hours before painting or covering with laminate.

Fabric - Hold applicator 12" to 24" from surface, apply spray generously, evenly, and thoroughly to fabric, allowing enough to cover complete surface. Only one side needs to be treated (unless extremely thick fabric is used, then apply to both sides). It is not necessary to saturate the fabric, but in order for it to be effective, it must be absorbed by the fabric. Common sense applies here. It is not necessary to apply it to the point that it is dripping from the fabric but the application needs to be just to the point of saturation. This is the reason we recommend the fabric or fabric covered object is cleaned, and still damp so it can be absorbed easier by the fabric. Allow 24 hours to dry completely.

Carpet - Hold applicator 24" to 36" from the surface apply spray generously, evenly and thoroughly to carpet, allowing enough to cover complete surface. It is not necessary to saturate the carpet, but in order for it to be effective, it must be absorbed by the carpet. It should be just to the point of saturation but the carpet does not need to be drenched or soaked. We recommend that the carpet be cleaned and still damp before the application so it can be absorbed easier. Allow to dry for 8 hours.

Formulas
Fire Barrier comes in three formulas:
N - Natural materials such as cotton, wool and silk.
S - Synthetic fabrics and materials
W- Wood and paper
Key Benefits