TEST SHEETS

The ASTM E84 test measures how quickly flames and smoke spread across a material. Master Flame passed with a Class A rating, the highest level of fire safety.

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Master Flame has been tested to the NFPA 701 standard, which measures how resistant a material is to catching fire. Master Flame passed, confirming its flame-resistant performance.

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California Title 19 is a fire safety standard required for public spaces in the state. Master Flame is certified to meet Title 19, ensuring it’s approved for use in California.

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HOW MUCH MASTER FLAME DO YOU NEED?

Coverage is approximate and will vary with material.
1 Quart
50 sq ft
1 Gallon
200 sq ft
4 Gallon Case
800 sq ft
5 Gallon Pail
1000 sq ft

FAQs

Yes! Master Flame can be applied by spraying on, rolling on, or submerging in a container.

Yes, Master Flame is always in stock and ready to ship from our West Chicago, IL Headquarters. Orders placed before 1pm CST will ship out the same day.

Yes, for exterior use it is best to treat the material with Master Flame, allow 24 hours to dry, then seal it with an exterior water-based finish over the top.

Yes, Master Flame can be applied to drywall. However, to achieve efficacy it is important to apply Master Flame first and allow 24 hours before painting.

Yes. Before applying your finish, allow Master Flame to fully dry. Finishes must be water-based to ensure adhesion. Test in an inconspicuous area to verify there are no negative reactions with the material.

Yes, Master Flame is compatible with most absorbent fabrics. Before applying, it is important to test in an inconspicuous area to ensure no negative reaction with the material.

No, Master Flame is only compatible with porous materials that can absorb the liquid. Metals, plastics, and polyesters are not suited for use of Master Flame.

The best way to know Master Flame will work is by performing a small-scale compatibility test before full application. Please download and read the Master Flame Specification Sheet for details on how to perform the recommended compatibility test.

Quantity / Approximate Coverage (sq ft.)

1 Quart = 50 sq ft.

1 Gallon = 200 sq ft.

4 Gallon Case = 800 sq ft.

5 Gallon Pail = 1000 sq ft.

55 Gallon Drum = 11,000 sq ft.

Yes, Master Flame ships internationally from our West Chicago, IL Headquarters.

In most cases, you do not need a certification. However, it is recommended to check code requirements with your local fire marshal before applying.

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