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LizardSkin Coverage Guidelines
| Typical vehicle coverage scenarios |
| Vehicle |
Ceramic Insulation |
Older style Pickup
1940-1960 |
2 gallons |
| 3-5 Window Cpe |
4 gallons |
2-door Sedans
1933-1939 |
6 gallons |
Chevy/Ford
1955-1957 |
8 gallons |
How to calculate gallons needed:
- Measure length x width of all surfaces to be coated
- Add all numbers for total area in square feet
- Divide total sq. ft. by 25 for LizardSkin® Ceramic Insulation or for LizardSkin® Sound Control to calculate gallons needed.
- So, area to be coated (Sq. Ft.) divided by 25 equals number of gallons needed.
- Example: 75 sq. ft divided by 25 = 3 gallons of LizardSkin needed
Note: If spraying LS CI on both interior and exterior floor, spray 20 mils (1/2 millimeter) on interior floor, and 20 mils (1/2 millimeter) on exterior floor to achieve 40 mils (1 millimeter) total. Recommended LS CI thickness: 40 mils (1 millimeter). Recommended LS SC thickness: 40 mils (1 millimeter)
Typical Uses
LizardSkin® Ceramic Insulation is used by custom car, street rod, race car and truck builders to reduce heat and noise transfer and seal unexposed body surfaces. When applied under fender wells, it can help prevent starring from stones and gravel. It is best applied with our special spray gun to a clean and dry primed or painted rust-free surface. Typical applications include firewalls, floor pans, transmission tunnels, doors, hoods, truck lids, under headliners, inside fenders, panel van walls and more. It may be painted if desired, with no loss of thermal or acoustic performance.
Important: Manufacturers Recommendations
For best results, LizardSkin must be applied with a recommended spray gun/nozzle at 50-70 psi air pressure. For specific recommendations, consult product label. Brushing is recommended only for small area touch up.
Typical Tools Required:
- LizardSkin® Super Pro spray gun kit
- Variable speed 3/8-1/2 electric drill
- Box cutter or knife
- Compressed air source: 60-100 psi @ 5 cfm(min
- Access to water for cleanup
Surface Preparation
Surface to be coated must be clean, dry and free of rust or other corrosion. Mask areas not intended to be sprayed since coating will adhere to any unmasked area. Carbon steel surfaces require primer. Aluminum and stainless steel do not need primers but must be clean and dry.
Product Preparation/Mixing
LizardSkin® should be mixed thoroughly using a power drill with the mixer paddle bit.
- Open the container using the tear tab on the side of the top.
- Pull tab and remove lid.
- Mix LizardSkin® using variable speed drill and stir paddle bit at low rpm (300 or less) to a smooth consistency. (Normally 2-4 min.)
- Clean stir paddle in water bucket immediately after mixing. Replace lid on bucket until ready to spray.
- After mixing, lift mix paddle from LizardSkin. If product drips off slowly, it is ready to apply.
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