Harvard MRC 2000 Encapsulant White Coat – Asbestos & Lead Paint Barrier (5-Gallon)

Harvard MRC 2000 Encapsulant White Coat 

Harvard MRC 2000 Encapsulant White Coat is the go-to solution for professional contractors seeking safe, durable containment of asbestos and lead-based paint. This high-solids white coating forms a long-lasting barrier that complies with environmental safety standards—perfect for residential, commercial, and industrial abatement projects.

🔧 Features

• — Seals hazardous asbestos and lead-based paint with a protective barrier
  
• — High-coverage formula minimizes material use and application time
  
• — Durable white coat adheres to multiple substrates including drywall, wood, and masonry
  
• — Packaged in a 5-gallon pail for efficient large-area application

✅ Advantages

• — Reduces the risk of fiber and particle release without full removal
  
• — Meets EPA and HUD guidelines for lead and asbestos encapsulation
  
• — Easy to apply with standard sprayers, brushes, or rollers
  
• — Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use on structural surfaces

🎯 Benefits

• — Saves labor costs by avoiding costly full removal procedures
  
• — Provides peace of mind for occupants and property owners
  
• — Long-term protection against contamination and exposure risks
  
• — Helps meet compliance requirements for real estate, renovation, and remediation

🛠 How to Use

Stir thoroughly before use. Apply evenly over pre-cleaned surfaces using airless sprayer, brush, or roller. Allow to dry completely before applying additional coats if needed.

📅 When to Use

Use during renovation or abatement projects involving asbestos insulation or lead paint. Ideal for schools, hospitals, industrial sites, and homes requiring code-compliant encapsulation.

Seal it right the first time—Harvard MRC 2000 delivers trusted protection where it matters most.

📋 Technical Specs

• — Type: Encapsulant White Coat
  
• — Size: 5 Gallons
  
• — Use: Asbestos & Lead Paint Encapsulation
  
• — Color: White
  
• — Application Method: Sprayer, brush, or roller
  
• — Substrates: Drywall, plaster, wood, masonry, metal
  
• — Compliance: EPA & HUD Lead-Based Paint Guidelines