Flag Trade Gloss One Coat Paint - White

Name: Flag Trade Gloss One Coat Paint - White
Brand: Flag Paints
Price: 20.52 GBP
Availability: InStock

1L & 2.5L (White)

£17.10 £19.80 save 13% £20.52 (inc VAT)

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- Made In The UK
- Ideal For Kitchens, Bathrooms & Woodwork
- Quality Alkyd Resin Gloss
- Suitable For Wood & Metal
- Touch Dry In Six Hours

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Flag Trade Gloss One Coat Paint is a high-quality alkyd resin gloss that is suitable for all wood surfaces and metal.

Made in the UK by Flag, it is perfect for use over a wide range of conventional single pack solvent-based primer/undercoat paints where finish, durability and colour retention are a must.

Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, doors, window frames, furniture and woodwork.

Before application, the surface should be stable, firm, dry and free of dust, sand, loose old paint, dirt, grease and oil.

Touch dry in six hours, depending on conditions (ideally 20°C). Over-coating only possible after 16 hours.

Theoretical spreading rate is 15 sq. metres per litre.

Full product data sheets and safety data sheets are available on request.

Specification

Area of use: Interior and exterior.
Substrates: Metal surfaces, woodwork, fibreboards etc.
Colours: White (Special Colours on request)
Finish: High gloss
Volume solids: 45%
Theoretical spreading rate: 15 sq. metres per litre*
Flash point: 38°C
Specific gravity: 1.20
Dry to touch: 6 hours (20°C)
Overcoating time: 16 hours
Application method: Brush, roller, conventional and airless spray
Thinner: White Spirit
Cleaning of tools: White Spirit
Surface condition: The surface should be stable, firm, dry and free of dust, dirt, rust grease and oil. Remove any loose old paint. It is recommended to apply a primer prior to any filling procedure. Touch-up with primer on areas repaired with filler. Prime all bare areas with a suitable primer. Undercoat may be required.
*The theoretical spreading rate has been calculated for the stated volume solids and dry film thickness. A practical spreading rate will depend on the actual dry film thickness, the nature of the substrate, and the relevant consumption factor. The physical constants are subject to normal manufacturing tolerances.