KECO 2000 FRP is a coating process applied to composite materials after surface preparation. It provides thermal stability and hardness, plus it offers excellent flexibility, abrasion resistance, and non-stick properties. A low cure temperature is an advantage when being applied to Composite FRP substrates and provides superior results.

A thin film coating approximately .002-.0025 in total thickness, our KECO 2000 FRP coating is applied through spray technique. It is currently tested and is indicated for areas to prevent dust and rubber build up during competition. This is especially important where heat tolerance, non-stick, and air flow are critical.

Examples of applications include brake plates, composite rollers, EV battery boxes, and leading edges.
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KECO 2000 FRP coating stands out in the coatings industry because it addresses common challenges faced by engineers and manufacturers working with composite materials. Its unique formulation enables it to adhere effectively to fiber-reinforced plastics (FRP), creating a barrier that prevents environmental damage and extends the lifespan of the treated components. Unlike some traditional coatings, KECO 2000 FRP’s low cure temperature minimizes the risk of thermal distortion or compromise to the substrate integrity, which is a key concern when dealing with advanced composites.

The process begins with meticulous surface prep, such as cleaning and degreasing, to ensure maximum bond strength between the coating and substrate. The spray application method offers precision and consistency, resulting in an even coat that maintains the original shape and dimensions of the part. After curing, the coated surface exhibits excellent resistance to impacts, moisture, and a wide range of chemicals. This durability is valuable in demanding environments such as automotive, aerospace, and industrial manufacturing, where reliability and performance cannot be compromised.

One critical benefit of our fiber-reinforced plastic coating is that it increases safety and cleanliness. The coating keeps vital machine parts and competition vehicles running smoothly by inhibiting the accumulation of dust and rubber. This reduces the likelihood of breakdowns that could result from debris buildup. Its nonstick nature also cuts down on time and resources spent on routine maintenance, allowing teams and operators to focus on performance rather than constant upkeep.

The versatility of FRP coating opens the door to new design possibilities. Engineers can specify lighter, more complex parts without sacrificing durability, thanks to the reliable protective barrier the coating provides. As more industries demand sustainable, high-performing materials, fiberglass protective coating is a solution that meets current and future needs. Its track record in competitive settings further underscores its value and effectiveness for any application where protection, performance, and longevity are priorities.

Learn more about what we offer and what we can do for your business with our FRP coating services. We’re happy to help you navigate your way to better, more reliable production.