Dry Time Accelerator

Works great, excellent service also!

One must wear protective gloves when applying it. I’ve using it for at least a decade. Proprietary thinning and cleaning is advisable as well. When it’s dry you can hit it with a hammer and not leave a dent if applied properly. Brush works fine let it seek its own level, the brush marks will disappear if not overbrushed.
Be sure and use something similar to Saran Wrap when putting the lid back on.
Use new Saran Wrap each time you do it.

Used this in our catch pen at the dairy. The area gets manure and urinated on about 18 hours a day. Also the cow slobber is very acidic from their rumination process. Tough environment to say the least. I hit the rust off, cleaned with a wire brush, and then used the rust preventative kit (degreaser/metal prep/coating). Also added the dry accelerator due to the time sensitive nature of the milking rotation. Product worked great! Dried in time, and is holding up perfectly so far. Personally I would use this product over a rubber coating 9 out of 10 times.

Have not used it yet.

If you are doing POR15 more than... once or twice you have to have this. Normally POR takes 2-4 hours before you can apply a second coat... how about cutting that time nearly in half? I am not sure if this next comment was coincidence or not but... I got less mini bubbles during the curing process with a drop or two of this in the mix. I did NOT have that result when reducing POR.