Aexcel Roadzilla Green MMA 98:2 Area Marking Paint Product Data Sheet

Product data sheet for Aexcel Roadzilla Green MMA 98:2 two-component traffic marking paint, detailing specifications, application, and safety.


Aexcel Roadzilla Green MMA 98:2 Area Marking Paint Product Data Sheet - cover page
Brand
Aexcel
Category
Other
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
265 KB
Published
17 October, 2026
Updated
17 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
BD013A7F3373FAC27A6F249AB6337DBD

About this manual

This document provides technical data and specifications for the Roadzilla ™ Green Methyl-Methacrylate (MMA) 98:2 Area Marking Two-Component Traffic Marking Paint. It covers product identification, typical uses, and critical safety warnings regarding pedestrian surfaces and exothermic reactions during mixing.

What's inside

  • DESCRIPTION
  • GENERAL INFORMATION
  • SURFACE PREPARATION
  • WEATHER CONDITIONS AND APPLICATION
  • EQUIPMENT
  • PAINT SELECTION AND SAFETY
  • MIX INSTRUCTIONS
  • WASTE DISPOSAL
  • PROPERTIES
  • CHEMICAL RESISTANCE

Specifications

ColorGreen
Dry TimeLess than 30 minutes at 77°F
CoverageApproximately 25 sq. ft. per gallon at 60 mils
CatalystBenzoyl Peroxide
Aggregate Mohs Hardness7 Minimum
Gel Time10 Minutes Maximum @ 77°F
Skid Resistance60 Minimum (ASTM E 303)
Cure Time30 Minutes Maximum @ 77°F
Daytime Luminance Factor7-35
Total Solids99.0% Minimum By Weight

Frequently asked questions

Can this paint be used on pedestrian surfaces like ramps or stairs?

No, the document explicitly states not to use this paint on large pedestrian surfaces including ramps, walkways, stairs, and floors.

What is the recommended mixing ratio for the liquid MMA and aggregate?

The standard recommendation is 2 gallons of liquid MMA to 18 lbs of aggregate.

What is the maximum temperature for applying this paint?

The coating should not be applied to surfaces above 135°F.

Is this paint compatible with existing waterborne or thermoplastic markings?

No, it will not adhere to existing waterborne or thermoplastic markings.

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