RP 106 Fire retardant coatings for wood are specially formulated protective coatings designed to reduce the flammability of wooden surfaces and delay the spread of fire. Solvent-based fire retardant coatings are widely used in residential, commercial, and industrial applications where wood is exposed to potential fire hazards. These coatings provide an additional layer of safety by improving the fire resistance of wood while maintaining its natural appearance and structural integrity. Solvent-based fire retardant coatings typically consist of flame-retardant chemicals, binders, pigments, and organic solvents. The solvents help dissolve and evenly distribute the coating ingredients, allowing for better penetration into the wood surface and improved adhesion. Once applied and dried, the coating forms a durable protective film that reacts when exposed to high temperatures or flames.