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MOR-GLO™ 2E
Synthomer
MOR-GLO™ 2E by Synthomer is a high gloss, water-based, styrene acrylic emulsion. It is a very hard and durable zinc crosslinked polymer. It exhibits premium performance in high traffic floor...
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Coatings>Waterborne
MOR-GLO™ 878
Synthomer
MOR-GLO™ 878 by Synthomer is an APE free, water-based styrene acrylic emulsion. It is designed to provide long-term durability and multi substrate adhesion. It allows for polishes for multi-substrate...
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Coatings>Waterborne
MOR-GLO™ ULTRA G
Synthomer
MOR-GLO™ ULTRA G by Synthomer is an APE-, zinc-free, water-based styrene acrylic emulsion. It provides premium zinc-containing finishes. It is a twin crosslinked and delivers premium durability and...
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Coatings>Waterborne
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