#6000 SERIES PIGMENTS

         6141                                          6613                                          6678

                  Cherry Red                                    Burnt Umber                                    Moly Orange

         6603                                          6614                                          6687

                  Primrose Yellow                               Thalo Blue                                     Thalo Red

         6606                                          6618                                          6694

                  Burnt Sienna                                  White                                          Violet

         6608                                          6645                                          6697

                  Black (dispersion)                            Red Oxide                                      BHP Flesh

         6610                                          6665                                          6874

                  Yellow Oxide                                  Medium Chrome Yellow                           Pink Paste

         6611                                          6666                                          6884

                  Thalo Green                                   Gray                                           Black (semi-paste)



The 6000 Series of liquid pigment dispersions are designed to be compatible with all B.J.B. polyurethane foams, polyurethane elastomers,

epoxy resin system, and polyurethane and epoxy coatings. These pigments are compatible with a wide range of other material systems,

which fall mainly into the paints and coatings category.



APPLICATION

B.J.B. liquid type pigments are designed to rapidly disperse and readily stay suspended in the systems described above. The B.J.B.

pigment series is typically used by adding approximately 1/2%, by weight, pigment to liquid.



Many materials are naturally dark and hard to color. These materials may require from 1% to 5% of the pigment dispersion to develop a

successful color.



Liquid pigments can often cause a negative effect on a material's shelf life or its workability if they are introduced to the wrong side of

any two component material system. Successful pigmentation is usually achieved when using the following guide:



         In Flexible polyurethane foams, add pigment to the "B" component. When working out large containers (5-Gallon's or drums), it

         is advisable to only pigment the amount of material to be used, especially if more than 2% is added. Stored materials may have a

         shelf life reduction due to pigmentation.



         In Rigid polyurethane foam systems, the pigment should again be added to the "B" component. Due to the dark nature of most

         rigid foam systems, pigmentation is generally limited to the darker colors.



         In Polyurethane elastomers, the pigments are added to the "B" component. Elastomers are generally easier to pigment and store.

          White pigment will not maintain its color in most systems. White and pastel shades should have a protective overcoat of SC-89

         clear or white polyurethane coating. Request technical assistance to insure desired results.



         In Epoxy resin systems, pigments are added to the "A" side (resin). If dark-colored epoxy hardeners are to be used, a pigment

         dispersion of up to 5%, by weight, may be required.



POLYURETHANE COATINGS

Single and two component polyurethane coating systems typically are pigmented from 1/2% to 1%, by weight, to achieve opaque coatings

and less than 1/2% when pigmenting a clear base for translucent appearances. When systems are thinned, the addition of more pigment is

generally necessary.



SAFETY CLAUSE

Avoid repeated or prolonged contact of the pigmented systems with the skin. Avoid contact with eyes. In case of skin contact,

thoroughly wash with soap and water. In case of eye contact, flush eyes with water for 15 minutes. Call a physician immediately.







                                             For more information call BJB Enterprises, Inc.                                   01/28/2003

                                                (714) 734-8450 Fax (714) 734-8929