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For all you out there who have stealth cabs and ever worry about it catching your whole damn house on fire, well this could be a little peace of mind. Throw two of these packets of flameguard into a gallon of flat latex paint (only works with this), paint the interior walls, and you will have a class A fire certified cab . Good light reflection and some safety all at the same time. Peace
forgot the link. here it is http://www.hytechsales.com/flameguard.html
hey, very GOOD post ! ... that is an affordable safety item, and every little bit helps, especially with some of these Hot-Ass Lamps ..(technical lighting terminology :D ) ... :smokin:
Sounds pretty good! Found a lil' info on the side........
CLASS (A) -3 hour approved for doors in dividing fire walls with openings not exceeding 1,200 sq. ft. in area.
CLASS (B) -1.5 hour approved for doors, in vertical shall openings not exceeding 1,200 sq. ft. in area.
Have a good one!:thumbsup:
Nice one dude...Quote:
Originally Posted by BlazeIdo
For the sake of reference, here's a copy/paste.
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Hy-Tech Fire Resistant Paint Solutions
Flame Guard
Flame Spread Paint Additive
Protect Your Property and Family
Flame Guard is an approved class "A"or "B" flame spread paint additive treatment that makes paint form a burn-resistant surface insulating the substrate from the flame, thus slowing flame spread.
Fire resistant Flame Guard, when used as directed, reduces the flame spread rate of combustible materials typical construction. Once added to interior ( flat only ) latex paint, Flame Guard does not adversely affect the color, spread rate, or curing time of the paint or coating.
Flame Guard is a cost effective solution for providing a burn-resistant, insulating surface.
Benefits - Features:
Granular, easy-to mix form
Lasts as long as the paint
Economical - easy to use
Works in any Interior Flat Latex Paint only
Use FLAME GUARD Fire protection Paint Additive With or without Hy-Tech Insulating Additive !
Flame Guard™ is packaged in 6 oz. packages, $10.00 Per Package.
1 Package per gallon of latex paint = a "Class B" fire rating
2 Packages per gallon of paint = a "Class A" fire rating.
Wow, GREAT post!
Thanskf ro the info
is this the same as barbecue paint?
I really, really doubt it man.Quote:
Originally Posted by chisme
Um, just consider it a "no".