Product Data Sheet. NeoRez R-4000

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1 is an aliphatic urethane hybrid especially designed for coatings which require exceptional chemical and stain resistance to conform to the automotive interior market. is versatile in use and performance. can be used as a single 1K system or crosslinked with suitable isocyanates for a 2K system. Product characteristics Type - Aliphatic urethane hybrid Weight per gallon lbs. at 25 C Freeze thaw stability - Stable Neutralizing agent - Triethylamine Film properties/key Benefits - Adhesion to Variety of Plastics - Excellent Chemical Resistance (GMW 14445) - Humidity and Hydrolysis Resistance - Exceptional Hardness - Metallic Pigment Compatible Recommendations for end-use - Suggested Markets: - Automotive Interior Plastics - Electronic equipment - General Plastics Delivery form: 35 % solids in water. Product specifications Property Range Unit GAP Appearance Semitransparent straw colored 0059 Total solids w/w % 0001 ph Visc. Brookfield 25 C Max. 200 mpa.s 0020 Other product data Property Value Unit GAP MFFT 78 C 0011 Density 20 C ± 1.03 Kg/L 0006 Free monomer Max ppm 0118 Neutralizing agent ± 1.2 % Triethylamine VOC (theoretical) ± 1.2 % Preservative(s): BIT (casno ) % 0222 Test methods Test methods (GAP) referred to in the table(s) are available on request. Storage guidelines The resin should be stored indoors in original, unopened, undamaged container in a dry place at storage temperature between 5-40 C. Exposure to direct sunlight should be avoided. Shelf life Under above mentioned storage conditions, the shelf life of the resin will be 12 months ex work. Page 1 of 5 Material safety A Material Safety Data Sheet for this product is available on request.

2 Coalescing, as supplied, will not form a film at room temeprature. Coalescing solvents must be added to formulas. The amount and type of cosolvent will depend on the different cosolvent used. The following solvents have proven to be compatible with NeoRez R DPM NMP TPM DE DPnB PNP dipropylene glycol methyl ether n-methyl-2-pyrrolidone tripropylene glycol methyl ether diethylene glycol ethyl ether dipropylere glycol n-butyl ether propylene glycol n-propyl ether Flow and Wetting Agents To improve wetting and flow out on various plastic substrates the following flow and levelling agents are recommended: Flow Aids BYK 346 BYK 348 Dow 67 Dynol 604 Suggested Level Flatteners Flatteners and combination of flatterers can be used to lower the gloss of coatings based on. Bermasilk MK was found to be the flattener of choice, based on its ability to lower the gloss without influencing the rheology or requiring additional solvent. A combination of Pergopak M3 and TS-100 (2/1) was found to be most efficient in gloss reduction and abrasion resistance. Addition of a defoamer (e.g. BYK shear-efficient) is highly recommended to avoid airentrapment during or after TS-100 addition. Additional amount of co-solvents maybe needed based on the oil absorption of the flattener. Starting point level of 5% wt. silica is recommended for gloss reading of 3 to 5 at 60 geometry. The following flatteners are also recommended: Page 2 of 5 Bermasilk MK Acematt TS-100 Acematt OK 412 Gasil Ijl Pergopak M3

3 Pigment Dispersions The following pigments dispersions where found to be compatible with. UCD (E & Q lines) Tint-Ayds CW series Monolite Colorants Plasticolors Elementis Heubach Adhesion Characteristics exhibits the following adhesion characteristics in a Gloss Clear formulation. Substrates were cleaned with IPA prior to testing. Dry film thickness on each substrate was mils. Films were cured at 80 C for 15 minutes and air dried for 7 days prior to testing, adhesion was tested according to ASTM D-3359, method B crosshatch test. Name Type Adhesion GE Noryl Modified-polyphenylene ether (MPPE) 5B GE Lexan Polycarbonate 5B Capron Nylon Nylon 6 0B Basell TPO Thermoplastic Olefin 0B GE ABS 3501 Acrylonitrile-Butadiene Styrene 5B Dow PC/ABS Polycarbonate /ABS 5B GE ABS 4051 Acrylonitrile-Butadiene Styrene 4B GE PC/ABS Polycarbonate Alloy 5B GE PC/PBT Polycarbonate /Polyester Alloy 5B Montbell Profax Polypropylene 0B Page 3 of 5

4 Chemical Resistance: Films were cast on Leneta using a #28 Meyer rod Cure: 15 minutes at 180 F Testing Procedure: 1 hr. R.T. with 1 hr. recovery Softening Whitening Brake fluid /50 anti-freeze 5 5 5W-30 Motor oil 5 5 Formula Windex 5 5 IPA 5 5 Insect repellant - DEET 5 5 Kids 40SPF Sun block 5 5 Vinegar 5 5 Ketchup 5 5 Mustard 5 5 Mineral Spirits 5 5 Tap Water 5 5 MEK 2 5 Toluene 2 5 Xylene 5 5 ETOH (Ethyl Propanol) 1 1 Ratings: 5= no effect 4= very slight effect 3= moderate effect 2=significant effect 1= film is destroyed Suggested Starting Point formulations: E-1070 Low Gloss Clear E-1075 Metallic Formulation E-1080 Matte Black Page 4 of 5

5 Raw Material Suppliers Material Supplier UCD (E & Q lines) Tint-Ayds CW series Monolite Colorants Plasticolors Elementis Heubach Page 5 of 5