Explore waterborne peelable protective coatings for temporary surface protection. Confirm the exact grade, current documents and application guidance.
Product grades: confirm the exact model
The current XYZTU catalogue lists LT-106 Water-Based Peelable Temporary Protective Coating. Its product page provides the published application information, technical parameters and a Chinese-language TDS download.
Separate group-site information describes LT-101. The relationship between LT-101 and LT-106, including current availability and any replacement history, has not been confirmed for this guide. Do not treat the two model numbers or their technical documents as interchangeable. Ask the technical or sales team to confirm the exact grade before requesting a sample or placing an order.
Define the temporary protection requirement
A waterborne peelable coating is selected to form a temporary protective layer that is removed after use. Begin with the surface to protect, the processing or transport conditions and the intended removal method. A primer or permanent topcoat has a different role in the coating system.
The LT-106 catalogue page lists glass, metal, painted surfaces and plastic parts as application areas. Confirm compatibility on the specific material and finish before wider use; a general substrate description does not establish suitability for every surface.
What to confirm before a trial
- The exact product model and revision of its TDS.
- The substrate, existing coating and any surface treatment or contamination.
- The coating method, workpiece shape and production conditions.
- The required protection period and storage or transport environment.
- The application amount, drying conditions and handling time recommended for that grade.
- Peelability, film integrity and surface appearance after the expected protection period and exposure.
Product, documents and inquiry
- Review the current LT-106 product listing.
- Download the listed LT-106 TDS; the file is labelled Chinese.
- Ask about LT-106, an English TDS or its SDS.
- Ask the technical team to clarify LT-101 availability and its relationship to LT-106.
Frequently asked questions
Can LT-101 information be used for LT-106?
Do not transfer specifications, dosage, application conditions or performance claims between the models without written confirmation from the supplier. Use documents issued for the exact grade being evaluated.
How should clean removal be evaluated?
Use a representative surface and the agreed application and drying conditions. Assess removal after the expected protection period and exposure, checking residue, surface appearance and downstream processing requirements.
Is a peelable coating a permanent waterproofing system?
This guide concerns temporary protection and subsequent removal. See our guide to temporary protection, primers and topcoats when defining the purpose of a coating.
Reference for the separate LT-101 model: group-site LT-101 introduction. This reference does not establish current supply status or equivalence with LT-106.