Zero Rust Crystal Coat
$11.30 - only available in aerosol cans |
Crystal Coat is Crystal Clear - 100% ACRYLIC SEALER:
Crystal Coat is a high solids water white acrylic blend lacquer for use as a color stabilizer for Zero Rust base coats. The product has been specifically formulated for optimum ultraviolet screening and superior gloss retention with exceptional film clarity. Cured films have excellent resistance to mineral acids and alkaline materials. Testing experience has shown that 1.5 mil dry film of Crystal Coat over Zero Rust exhibits gloss and color retention far superior to all air dry enamels. Exceptionally quick dry rates allow multicoat applications with as little as 15 minutes between coats. The finish has excellent flexibility and surface mar resistance.
Crystal Coat Uses:
Specifically designed as color stabilizing gloss surface coating for Zero Rust when a gloss finish is required. Secondary uses may include resurfacing and brightening of properly de-chalked but otherwise sound aged finishes. A light sanding or buffing may be required for proper adhesion providing the surface is lift resistant to Crystal Coat. Other uses may include oxidation protection for non-ferrous metals i.e. brass, bronze, aluminum, copper and chrome.
Crystal Coat Application
Conventional spray application may be accomplished with siphon, pot, airless, electrostatic or high volume low-pressure equipment. Thinning with xylene, toluene, aromatic 100, or lacquer thinner @ 10% to 25% may be necessary for some equipment. Viscosity as supplied is adequate for airless and pressure pot sprayers. Tip sizes in the range of .010 to .014 help reduce over application to protect from runs.
Crystal Coat Application over Zero-Rust
Apply Zero Rust as directed. For optimum protection a 1.5 mil dry film of Crystal Coat should be applied over Zero Rust. Apply Crystal Coat when Zero Rust is dry-to-touch i.e. when film is dry enough that light pressure with a finger doesn't leave a print. Dry-to-touch time will vary depending on the Zero Rust film thickness and on curing conditions, but is usually between 30 minutes and four hours. Apply material as supplied two coats at three to four mils wet or three light coats at two to three mils wet when applying thinned material. One gallon of Crystal Coat as supplied will cover 250 to 275 sq. ft./gallon at 1.5 mils dry film. Aerosols cover 9 to. 10 sq. ft./can at 1.5 mils dry film.
NOTE: If Zero Rust is allowed to dry too long after the dry-to-touch stage, wrinkling may result. If this occurs Zero Rust needs to cure 6 to 7 days before applying Crystal Coat. At that time a very light burnishing of the Zero Rust is recommended for maximum adhesion between Zero Rust and Crystal Coat.
SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS: When used for other than over Zero Rust application, check suitability regarding previously painted substrate lift resistance and adhesion. This system is designed to provide a full gloss system utilizing Zero Rust‰ as a protective base coat.
DRYTIME: TOUCH 15-30 Minutes
Crystal Coat is a high solids water white acrylic blend lacquer for use as a color stabilizer for Zero Rust base coats. The product has been specifically formulated for optimum ultraviolet screening and superior gloss retention with exceptional film clarity. Cured films have excellent resistance to mineral acids and alkaline materials. Testing experience has shown that 1.5 mil dry film of Crystal Coat over Zero Rust exhibits gloss and color retention far superior to all air dry enamels. Exceptionally quick dry rates allow multicoat applications with as little as 15 minutes between coats. The finish has excellent flexibility and surface mar resistance.
Crystal Coat Uses:
Specifically designed as color stabilizing gloss surface coating for Zero Rust when a gloss finish is required. Secondary uses may include resurfacing and brightening of properly de-chalked but otherwise sound aged finishes. A light sanding or buffing may be required for proper adhesion providing the surface is lift resistant to Crystal Coat. Other uses may include oxidation protection for non-ferrous metals i.e. brass, bronze, aluminum, copper and chrome.
Crystal Coat Application
Conventional spray application may be accomplished with siphon, pot, airless, electrostatic or high volume low-pressure equipment. Thinning with xylene, toluene, aromatic 100, or lacquer thinner @ 10% to 25% may be necessary for some equipment. Viscosity as supplied is adequate for airless and pressure pot sprayers. Tip sizes in the range of .010 to .014 help reduce over application to protect from runs.
Crystal Coat Application over Zero-Rust
Apply Zero Rust as directed. For optimum protection a 1.5 mil dry film of Crystal Coat should be applied over Zero Rust. Apply Crystal Coat when Zero Rust is dry-to-touch i.e. when film is dry enough that light pressure with a finger doesn't leave a print. Dry-to-touch time will vary depending on the Zero Rust film thickness and on curing conditions, but is usually between 30 minutes and four hours. Apply material as supplied two coats at three to four mils wet or three light coats at two to three mils wet when applying thinned material. One gallon of Crystal Coat as supplied will cover 250 to 275 sq. ft./gallon at 1.5 mils dry film. Aerosols cover 9 to. 10 sq. ft./can at 1.5 mils dry film.
NOTE: If Zero Rust is allowed to dry too long after the dry-to-touch stage, wrinkling may result. If this occurs Zero Rust needs to cure 6 to 7 days before applying Crystal Coat. At that time a very light burnishing of the Zero Rust is recommended for maximum adhesion between Zero Rust and Crystal Coat.
SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS: When used for other than over Zero Rust application, check suitability regarding previously painted substrate lift resistance and adhesion. This system is designed to provide a full gloss system utilizing Zero Rust‰ as a protective base coat.
DRYTIME: TOUCH 15-30 Minutes
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