Radiator Enamel - White 750ml.
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Description
Water-based acrylic enamel with a white satin finish for the protection and decoration of all types of radiators and heating pipes.
CHARACTERISTICS
- Excellent hiding power.
- Good color stability, no yellowing.
- Water based product without solvents.
- Fast drying and film formation time.
- Good abrasion resistance.
- Resists washing and scrubbing with common detergents.
- Good heat resistance (maximum 110º C).
- Easy application.
- Low odor.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Acrylic Nature
- Color White
- Satin Gloss
- Thermal resistance 110º C
- Dry to touch 20 ºC RH 60 % 1 hour depending on thickness and environmental conditions.
- Repainting 6 hours
- Complete drying 7 days
- Theoretical yield 12-14m2/l according to support
*Technical specifications may vary depending on color, substrate, humidity or temperature.
APPLICATIONS
- Suitable for protecting and renovating all types of indoor radiators and heating pipes.
- Suitable for the protection and maintenance of domestic installations.
- Because of its fast drying and low odor, it can be used in places where immediate occupancy is required, such as hospitals, public and such as hospitals, public centers or hotels.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
- Homogenize the container before use.
- Ready to use product. It is not necessary to dilute, except when necessary due to application conditions.
- To apply with spray gun, dilute with a maximum of 15% water.
New Surfaces
- Sand the surface to be treated in order to mattify it if necessary.
- Remove any dirt, grease or rust by chemical or mechanical means.
- Apply two coats of enamel with a total thickness of about 60 µm, (30 µm per coat), leaving between coats the necessary time for drying.
- Avoid splashing and the use of abrasive elements at least 3 to 5 days after application.
Surfaces already painted
- In the case of repainting, if the substrate to be painted is in good condition, remove any remaining grease or dirt adhered.
- Shade the surface using fine grain sandpaper, remove the remains with a damp cloth, let it dry and apply one or two coats of enamel, according to needs.
- If the substrate is very deteriorated, remove any remaining paint by chemical, mechanical or thermal systems and proceed as if it were a new surface.
