Preparation
Previously painted surfaces:
In good condition: fiberglass surface preparation YMA601 Y2316N cleaning or solvent or YTA920 wipe. 320-400 The abrade the grade (grain) paper.
Bad condition: Prime, Board, and then remove the coating of all previous.
Bare trees: any pollutants to remove surface wipes 2316N. Recycled paper, 240, and 320 last grade paper is smooth sand after 120 years. Sanding dust to scatter the brushing, erase deletes. Completely dry before you apply the first coat if you clear the solvent, the grant. You can rest on the surface, damaging polishing residues, finishing. A the Prime as needed to clear wood sealer YVA327.
Use the Undercoat recommended thinner clear wood sealer YVA327 is omitted, 20-25% thin.
Ago full plus the appropriate degreased OILY woods such as teak: need to prepare the application. Y2333N, Y2316N YTA920 is suitable for degreasing purposes. Surface is dry completely before applying the first coat to make sure.
Method
It is recommended to remove ago the polishing residues overcoating. Using tack rag and Y2316N or YTA920 can achieve the required level of cleanliness.
Use the recommended bare trees: Undercoat 25% thinner thin. Select at least 4 full Court to apply.
Also apply at least two coats of clear wood sealer YVA327 (thin Undercoat 25%). Then apply the full plus at least two coats.
1 To complete a full Court fully positive of perfection to the Glazecoat and and to apply when you use. Unless the courts white white or cream full full plus blend an equally-owned stake in final volume should be terminated completely off over the end use.
Tips
Mixture: mixture ago churning out individual products. Mix in the mix ratio specified full plus basic and curing agent. Add hardener, basic, stir and leave bubbles distributed 10 minutes. Do not use directly from the cans. Mixes the amount of the plan to use another container. Note: the cloud cover a thorough mixing of all early disappears.
Thinner: YTA920, Y2333N, Y2316N
Thinning: basic agent and curing first mix, and if necessary the thin. Thinner selection depends on the ambient temperature, cancer, application technology and coating viscosity.
Conventional spray: 14 seconds, DIN 4 cups, and reduces the Zahn 2 or equivalent viscous. Pressure: 3-4 bar/45-60 psi tip size: 1. 0 1.4 mm. Spray work applications – only advice applicators.
Controller: using foam rollers. To get the best results apply with roller, pads or brushes to turned off.
Other: by brush or roller to apply full plus the need to apply multiple coats to achieve the specified system dry film thickness.
Some important points
Product temperature is 10 ° c min / 50 ° F 10 ° c / 50 ° F and F Max 35 ° c / 95 ° should be smaller than the ambient temperature minimum 10 ° c / 50 ° F and F maximum 40 ° c / 104 ° and need maximum 40 ° c to F. substrate temperature / 104 degrees. You must. Do not use strong winds. Painting, avoid direct sunlight. Avoid in humid conditions. Traditionally does not apply to paint and flexible structure. Do not use the ratio hardener mixture not unless specified thoroughly. Not good not fully immersed in the surface. During condensation lost luster overnight treatment could so late at night to do not apply. You can often dry ventilation environment.
Compatibility / Board
Applied to bare wood, clear wood sealer YVA327 Sandy urethane finish. Do not use to draw the carvel, clinker /lapstrake and flexible and dividing the product. Traditionally imposed on one or more Pack products.
The number of court
2-5 (Courts of first thinning). You need to apply a number of courts in increasing. Total 3 – 7.5 mils DFT using specifications vary.
Coverage
(Theoretical) – 541. 4 (FT-squared / l)
(Practical) – 488. 5 (FT-squared / l)
DFT 1.5 mil recommend drying
Recommended WFP 3.0 mil of wet
Application method brush, spray the traditional
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