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Protect your textiles with Flamex PF fire retardant spray, the premier certified solution for interior fabrics. This advanced, water-based penetrant integrates directly into fibers, creating an invisible defense that instantly self-extinguishes flames. Formulated to meet strict NFPA 701 and California Title 19 standards, it passes fire marshal inspections with ease.
■ Laboratory tested in accordance with NFPA-701 & CA Title 19 1237.1
■ Will not stain or change the color of fabrics.
■ Non-Hazardous & Non-Toxic
■ Quantity Discounts for 5+ containers
■ Free Shipping on 55 Gallon Drums! (Lower 48 States Only)
Designed for projects where fabric fire performance matters and a spray-applied treatment is appropriate for the material.
Intended for compatible porous and semi-porous fabric surfaces rather than hard, non-absorbent substrates.
Apply as directed to compatible fabric surfaces, helping simplify treatment of larger textile areas and installed materials.
The product line is offered in multiple container sizes so you can match purchasing to the scope of your project.
Get help selecting quantities and planning an order around installation, treatment, drying, and inspection timelines.
Flamex PF can be considered for compatible textiles used in settings where reducing flame spread is part of the project requirement. Material compatibility and applicable code requirements should be confirmed before treatment.
Confirm the fabric, project requirements, and schedule before treatment. Always follow the current Flamex PF label and technical documentation.
Identify the fabric construction and finish. Test an inconspicuous area when appearance, texture, or color change is a concern.
Measure the area to be treated and use the product instructions to determine the amount required for the intended application.
Build in time for preparation, application, drying, any required documentation, and inspection before the material is needed.
Avoid making the fire-retardant treatment the last item on the schedule. Order early enough to allow for application and drying before the fabric must be installed or inspected.
Tell us what you are treating and how much material you have. We can help you move toward the right order size.
Share the fabric type, approximate square footage, quantity of material, and your project deadline.
Review Flamex PF suitability, current package options, and the amount needed for your application.
Order with enough lead time for shipping, treatment, drying, and any required inspection or documentation.
Flamex PF is intended for compatible porous and semi-porous fabric applications. Because textile constructions and finishes vary, confirm compatibility and follow the current product instructions before full application.
The product is spray-applied, but the suitability of a specific finished fabric depends on the material and finish. Test a small inconspicuous area first and follow the product label for preparation and application requirements.
The quantity depends on the fabric, area being treated, and required application rate. Measure the treatment area and use the current product documentation to estimate coverage. For a purchasing estimate, provide your project dimensions when requesting pricing.
No single treatment automatically guarantees approval for every project. Requirements vary by jurisdiction and application. Confirm requirements with the authority having jurisdiction and retain any product or treatment documentation they require.
Order early enough to allow for shipping, surface preparation, treatment, drying, and any inspection or documentation required before installation or use.
Contact National Fireproofing Supply Co. for current Flamex PF pricing, package-size availability, and ordering assistance. Have your fabric type, approximate treatment area, and project deadline ready.
Important: Product suitability, treatment requirements, fire-code acceptance, testing, and documentation can vary by material and jurisdiction. Always review the current product label and technical documentation, test for compatibility when appropriate, and confirm project requirements with the applicable authority having jurisdiction.
