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Master Flame Class A Fire Retardant Spray for Wood, Fabric, & More - Non-Toxic Flame Retardant Coating - Meets NFPA 701 & ASTM E84 - Made in USA - Easy to Apply and Dries Clear - Gallon & Pump Sprayer

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Style: 1 Gallon with Pump Sprayer


Features

  • Master Flame fire retardant spray has been tested in accordance with NFPA 701, ASTM E84, and California Title 19 standards. Creates fire resistant barrier that prevents the spread of flames.
  • Master Flame's non-toxic formula is safe for homes, schools, and occupied spaces. Made with premium grade ingredients, the flame resistant spray dries clear with no odor or residue.
  • Easy to apply. Simply spray on, roll on, or soak any absorbent material. No professional equipment needed. Dries clear in 24 hours. A water-based paint or stain can be applied on top.
  • Use Master Flame on wood, fabric, cotton, burlap, thatch, hay, and other absorbent materials. Not compatible with waterproof, polymer, synthetic, nylon, or silk materials.
  • Master Flame is non-toxic, eco-friendly, and free of PBDEs. No harsh chemicals, no harmful additives. A safer fire retardant for your family, your space, and the environment.

Brand: Master FX, Inc.


Color: Clear


Finish Type: Gloss


Size: 128 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)


Item Volume: 1 gallons


Special Feature: Non Toxic


Unit Count: 128 Fluid Ounces


Paint Type: Spray


Specific Uses For Product: Interior


Surface Recommendation: Wood


Brand Name: Master FX, Inc.


Paint Type: Spray


Specific Uses For Product: Interior


Surface Recommendation: Wood


Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Item Form: Liquid


Included Components: Pump Sprayer


Coverage: 450 sq ft per gallon


UPC: 686461021695


Manufacturer: Master FX, Inc.


Dry Time In Hours: 24


Item Weight: 10 pounds


Part Number: FR-MF-1GPS


Special Features: Non Toxic


Size: 128 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)


Item Volume: 1 gallons


Unit Count: 128 Fluid Ounces


Color: Clear


Finish Type: Gloss


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  • It Works. That's it, and that's all.
Style: 1 Quart
Before spraying this on a piece of plywood that I wanted to protect, I sprayed it on a big piece of corrugated cardboard. Which is what I use as kindling to start fires. And then I tried to light it with an Aim & Flame. It did not burn. I don't know how it works, and it's a tad pricey, but if you want to make something fireproof, this stuff seems to get the job done. I also mixed it with some primer on another project (which they say you can do). Made the paint thinner, which I expected. But then it started to really thicken up after awhile, like Thompson's waterproofing product. I applied it, and it went on fine, but a little grainy. I assumed from this that it has some active ingredients that really harden surfaces and paint. So I think this was a good buy. If it ever has to stop a fire, it's a great buy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2019 by Doug

  • Seems to work, makes paint very thin & watery
Style: 1 Gallon
I bought this to mix with paint to paint my exposed basement posts, beams, and joists. I mixed a full gallon of this with a little less than a gallon of latex paint. I did a couple tests on some scrap boards first, and it didn't work when I first tried it, but I missed the part about waiting 24 hours. Tried it again the next day and board turned a little brown, but would not burn and hardly even smoked. This seems to work exactly as described and is way better than nothing. I used a small foam roller to apply this to the exposed wood in my basement, to give it a nicer finished look, while adding fire protection without having to wrap everything in a bunch of drywall. This product makes the paint super thin and watery, and it drips EVERYWHERE, so I ended up masking things off almost as much as i would have if spraying. Also, because of how thin it is, it takes many many coats to achieve a uniform opaque color. I think I did 5 coats before I couldn't see the old paint colors where some of the wood had been painted decades ago. This product also separates from paint really easily, so you have to keep mixing it throughout your project if using very much. It probably separates as much as 90% after sitting for just an hour, and after being left overnight I could probably pour the Master Flame back into the bottle, leaving the paint behind. I'm glad i found this product as it's saving me from having to wrap things in metal or drywall, and gave me justification for painting the entire basement ceiling (instead of just the areas that were previously painted blue, green, or cream. I used up the first jug and just bought another, I'll probably need a 3rd to finish the entire project, it's an 1100sf basement with 100 year old wood that sucks up the first 2 coats of paint. I took 1 star off for how thin it makes the paint and how quickly it separates. It would be nice if they had a thickening agent you could add or they could get it to bond with the paint. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2020 by RB

  • Fire Marshall requirement
Style: 1 Gallon
Excellent product. Easy to use. Easy to apply. And best of all, the company is eager to help. I got all the documents I needed form them, easily and fast The owner of company was very helpful also. It can't get better than that, except for all the money I was able to safe. Master Flame Fire Retardant, thanks for being there for me. I recommend this product 150%...no,no 200% recommendation ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2016 by Periquita

  • TJI joist fire retardant
Style: 5 Gallon Pail
I use this stuff for fire code for TJI floor joist. I mix it with contractor paint and it works great in my airless sprayer. I will cause metal to rust so do not spray on metal surfaces. I usually use one bucket for a 1,800 sq ft house.
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2020 by Josiah

  • we were able to get things moving with this stuff pretty quickly. We have currently used about 25 gallons ...
Style: 5 Gallon Pail
Though the instructions leave a bit to be desired; through a little research and trial by fire, we were able to get things moving with this stuff pretty quickly. We have currently used about 25 gallons and have not been disappointed. We use it 3 ways ---- We dip some articles, we spray wood and walls with a spray gun and compressor, and we mix it in our paint and roll it on. The best method is spraying, but if mixing in paint and using a roller, make sure to use a very thick nap roller. This stuff is the consistency of water and requires a 50/50 mix with latex paint. However, not all latex paints are created equal when it comes to this. There is one brand that we have found works the best. And another brand that doesn't work at all. The brand that doesn't work at all caused us to lose about 4 gallons of the retardant because the paint had a bad reaction to it. This is definitely the best buy for your buck when it comes to fire retardant and is the most versatile. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2015 by Scary Harry's Haunted Trail

  • Vague Instructions
Style: 1 Quart
Sprayed this on the bottom of my utility closet walls in hopes to prevent any fire. Do I need to re-apply at some time intervals??
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2024 by Wesliam

  • It does work takes half of a month to harden though
Style: 1 Quart
The media could not be loaded. You can hear the toughness of it. From soft to hard. It takes alot. Soak the hell out of it. It took almost a month to dry and harden. Turned yellow a little bit. Didn't know if it was actually going to work. I sprayed it every other day for like a week. Then let it sit. When I peeled it back on the lid. It only went through a few layers, not the entire thing. The outside is harden which is fine. The spray does work, some pieces fell or chipped off, and the inside of the furnace will need more soaking and spray, l hit and dragged my finger across it so that the toughness can be heard and seen. No video or pictures prove that it actually works. But it does, I'm using it for a furnace. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2023 by Rogue Gold Rogue Gold

  • Fire safety
Style: 1 Gallon
I had to buy this to pass my life safety inspection We placed the master fire in all beams to ensure fire resistance. This product can be layered to increase fire rating. One coat does a 30 minute fire rating.
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2024 by Michelle Craig

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