![]() | ![]() | PPG Aerospace® P/S 870 Class B-1/2 Corrosion Inhibitive SealantGet a reliable seal in seconds by choosing PPG Aerospace P/S 870 Class B Corrosion Inhibitive Sealant from SkyGeek. The sealant features a special low-sag formula that makes it ideal for use on vertical surfaces. It is specifically designed for use on aircraft parts and is resistant to drips or streaks, so you'll get a perfect seal, every time. This high-performance aerospace sealant has many different uses, such as sealing fuel tanks, electrical work, aluminum alloys and more. It can also be used for priming and top coats or for bridging mixed metals. There's nothing this amazing sealant can't do. PPG Aerospace P/S 870 Class B Corrosion Inhibitive Sealant from SkyGeek is the perfect choice for use throughout your aircraft. The low-sag formula is easy to apply and dries quickly, preventing leaks and forming a tight bond. The adhesive sealant is available in a variety of container sizes to suit your needs and a manufacturer's certification may be added to any order for a small additional charge. Same day shipping is also available on select sizes and quantity discounts may be available for an even greater value. Approvals, References and Specifications:
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Application Guide PRC and Pro-Seal Aeroscape Sealants Application GuideIntroduction PRC-DeSoto International PRC®, Pro-Seal®, Permapol® P-3 brand products are designed for interior/exterior aircraft sealing and coating applications. The traditional Polysulfide and the high performance Polythioether compounds are used for fuel tank sealing, corrosion inhibition, aerosmoothing, electrical insulation, windshield/canopy sealing, priming and topcoating. Note: It is important to read and understand the MSDS, process specification, and technical data sheet before working with these products. Surface preparation Immediately before applying sealant to primed substrates, the surfaces should be cleaned with a solvent i.e., Desoclean® 110. Contaminants such as dirt, grease, and/or processing lubricants must be removed to insure good adhesion prior to sealant application. A progressive cleaning procedure should be employed using the appropriate solvents and new lint free cloth (reclaimed solvents or tissue paper cannot be used). Always pour solvent on the cloth to avoid contaminating the solvent supply. Wash one small area at a time. It is important that the surface is dried with a second clean cloth prior to the solvent evaporating to prevent the redeposition of contaminants on the substrate. Substrate composition can vary greatly. This can affect sealant adhesion. It is recommended that adhesion characteristics to a specific substrate be determined prior to application of sealant on production parts or assemblies. Special notes: For integral fuel tank repair where fresh sealant will be applied over aged fuel soaked sealant, the use of an adhesion promoter like PR-148 or PR-182 is essential. If a Polythioether is to be applied over a polysulfide, either PR-186 or PR-1826 AP must be used at the sealant interface. For a more thorough discussion of proper surface preparation, please consult the SAE Aerospace Information Report AIR 4069. This document is available through SAE, 400 Commonwealth Avenue, Warrendale, PA 15096-0001. Packaging PRC-DeSoto International Sealants are generally available in three different package configurations:
Mixing instructions Proper mixing and correct component proportions are extremely important to assure optimal results. Two-part can kits
Note: Slow mixing by hand is recommended. A high speed mechanical mixer should not be used as internal heat will be generated reducing application life and introducing air in mixture. Injection style Semkit® package
Note: Use even pressure; do not use force, tap, pound, or jolt ramrod if piston does not break loose readily. Note: It may be desired to use a Semco® mixer model 388 for mixing sealants packaged in cartridges. Mixer does not reduce the number of strokes required for complete mixing, it does allow the material to be mixed easier and faster. Storage instructions Two-part kits and Semkit® package Sealants should be stored according to the instructions on the container. Premixed and frozen (PMF) Polysulfide sealants in a PMF form should be stored in a freezer at –40°F (-40°C) or below for optimal retention of application properties and shelf life. Polythioether sealants require extreme low temperature refrigeration at –80°F (-62°C), or below for optimal retention of application properties and shelf life. Thawing of PMF can be accomplished in two ways: Ambient Thaw: Place the PMF cartridge to be used on a bench in a vertical position. Let stand at 70-80°F (21-27°C) for approximately 30 minutes. Dry any condensation from the exterior of the cartridge prior to use. Water Bath Thaw: Place the PMF cartridge upright in a 120°F (49°C) water bath for approximately 4-6 minutes. Upon removal from the bath, carefully dry the exterior of the cartridge before using. Cure Application life and cure times are dependent upon ambient environmental conditions. Increases in temperature will shorten application and cure time. Conversely, lower temperatures will increase application life and cure time. Manganese dioxide cured polysulfides: relative humidity affects the cure rate. Low humidity increases tack free and cure times. High humidity accelerates or shortens the cure time for manganese dioxide cured polysulfides. Cure may be hastened by applying heat. Polysulfide sealants with a two hour, or less, application time, can obtain a serviceable cure hardness of 30 Durometer A after eight hours at 125±5°F (52±3°C). Although polysulfide sealants develop a high state of cure in 14 days at 75°F (25°C), longer cure times further improve ultimate resistance to fluids, heat, and pressure. Maximum cure is usually obtained in 30 to 50 days. Cleaning of application equipment Wash equipment with a non-chlorinated solvent immediately after use or before sealant cures. Use commercial stripping compounds to remove cured sealant. Health and safety Before using a product, read and understand the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), which provides information on health, physical and environmental hazards, handling precautions and first aid recommendations. Avoid overexposure. Obtain medical care in case of extreme overexposure. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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