Enhance Fire Safety with Flamecheck M-111PA 'Class A' Fire Retardant Paint Additive (8oz to 1 gallon) Review

Works great! After a year of use it still has the same properties as the day I applied it. During the restoration I repainted the paint and forgot to put FR. When I found out how well it worked, I could tell right away.

Ideal for my application. I needed to make a fireproof plywood tool box for planting tools and electronics. I bought black latex paint, filled the entire container and mixed it up. This had no effect on the application of the paint, nor on the color, nor on the dilution. Very happy and feel safe because I reduced the risk of possible fire.

We had a musty, moldy basement. And a draft at home. We foamed our roof to use the attic and asked the company to paint it fire retardant paint as the area was so large and we only wanted to use it for storage we didn't want drywall. For the basement, however, we foamed because of moisture and covered the walls with drywall, but the foam is still visible on the edge joists. We skip the false ceiling by painting the entire ceiling white. The 2x10 joists are fire retardant themselves so we can…

I went to a popular paint shop for advice on how to protect the wall in my TV room which has heaters under the windows. Her instructions were to completely sand off the existing paint and repair any damage before applying a new coat. I mixed this product (flame retardant) with less than 1 gallon of Sherwin Williams Flat Paint. The product made the color semi-gloss rather than matte and slightly darker in color which is not noticeable unless you compare it to another unfinished wall. For best…