Like 90 White Out Peelable Paint Booth Coating – 5 Gallon

Like 90 White Out is a peelable coating that brings a dirty paint booth back to bright white. Spray it on the walls, doors and other booth surfaces with the spray equipment you already use. When overspray builds up, peel the film away in large sheets and lay down a fresh coat. No scraping, no repainting the booth, and the booth is back in service fast.

A brighter booth means better light on the panel, easier color matching and a cleaner, more professional shop for your customers.

Key Features

• Peels off in large sheets – overspray comes off with the film, so walls never need scraping or repainting.
• Bright white finish – reflects booth lighting for a cleaner, brighter work area.
• Bake-cycle rated – designed to be peeled and replaced at least every 6 months or 500 bake cycles, whichever comes first.
• Sprays with the gun you already own – conventional, HVLP, gravity-feed or airless equipment.
• Thixotropic formula – clings to vertical walls with minimal drips and runs.
• Water-based – spray equipment cleans up with warm water.
• Recoat between maintenance cycles – lay fresh coats over heavy overspray areas to keep the booth looking new.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Like 90
• Part number: 10033
• UPC: 616641751913
• Size: 5 US gallons (18.9 L) pail
• Color: White
• Coverage: approx. 150 sq ft per gallon
• Film build: two medium wet coats of about 5 mils each, 10 mils total wet film minimum
• Base: water-based
• Shipping weight: 52 lb · pail 12 in diameter × 16 in tall
• Made in: USA

Compatibility

• Works over unpainted and galvanized metal booth walls, powder coat and most industrial paints.
• Not recommended over latex paint or paint that has not fully cured. If the booth was recently repainted, confirm the paint is fully cured before applying.
• Fits any make of spray booth: automotive, collision, industrial, truck and fleet, woodworking and more.

Options & Sizes

Sold as a single 5-gallon pail. A typical automotive booth needs at least 4 gallons of White Out for full coverage.

Applications

• Booth walls, doors and panels in automotive refinish and collision booths
• Industrial and manufacturing finishing booths
• Prep stations and mixing rooms
• Refreshing an older booth to bright white without repainting

Usage & Care

Spray settings: conventional, HVLP or gravity feed at 25–30 psi at the gun with a 2.2 mm or larger fluid tip; airless at about 2,000 psi line pressure. Read the full instructions on the pail label before use.

1. Remove any existing booth coating, protective film or residual adhesive. If you wash the booth, let it dry completely.
2. Optional: sand rough overspray off the walls (180–220 grit) for the best-looking finish.
3. Mask the floor along the walls, run the booth in spray mode and set the booth temperature to 75°F (24°C).
4. Stir and strain the coating before filling the gun.
5. Apply two medium wet coats of about 5 mils each, floor to ceiling, letting each coat dry before the next. Total wet film must be at least 10 mils – areas that are too thin will not peel well.
6. Let White Out dry completely. Do not bake the coating dry.
7. Clean the spray gun right away with warm water.

Replacement: peel and replace at least every 6 months or 500 bake cycles, whichever comes first. Do a test peel at about 3 months or 250 bake cycles to confirm it still releases cleanly in your booth. Between full replacements, you can overcoat areas with heavy overspray.

Lights and windows: White Out goes on booth walls and doors. For light lenses and glass, use a clear peelable coating such as Like 90 Clear View, applied separately.