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Rustins Quick Drying Primer and Undercoat is for use on interior and exterior work.
Used as a primer, it is suitable for new and bare wood, MDF, plaster, brickwork and cement. The paint has high opacity and can be used as an undercoat on primed or painted surfaces.
Formulated with water borne acrylic emulsion, pigments and extenders to provide excellent opacity, Rustins Quick Drying Primer and Undercoat may be overcoated with water or solvent-based finishing paints. Not to be used for priming metal.
During preparation, surfaces to be coated must be clean, dry and free from wax, grease and contaminants. When priming bare wood, knots must be sealed with Rustin’s Knotting.
As an undercoat over existing paint, the surface must be cleaned and lightly sanded to provide a key before application.
Apply liberally and evenly with a synthetic fibre brush or roller. For brush application, if necessary, the primer coat may be thinned by mixing five-parts with one-part water. Do not thin when applying as undercoat.
A minimum of two coats are required. Touch dry within 30 minutes, depending on temperature and humidity. Can be re-coated after a minimum of two hours. Do not use below 10°C or in conditions of high humidity.
Coverage is approximately 13 sq.m per litre, 1 coat, depending on the absorbency of the surface.
Rustins Quick Dry White Primer/Undercoat is sold in 2.5L containers.
Full product data sheets and safety data sheets are available on request.
Product: Quick Drying Primer & Undercoat
Type: Formulated with water borne acrylic emulsion, pigments and extenders to provide excellent opacity. Available in matt white and matt grey.
Intended Use: As a primer for use on bare wood, hardboard, MDF, plaster, brickwork and cement. (Not for priming metals). Can also be used as an undercoat over existing wood and metal primers and over existing paints. For interior and exterior use.
Special Features: Quick drying. Excellent covering power. Low odour. Clean brushes in water.One coat is usually sufficient to completely cover previous paints and provides the base for new applications.
Preparation: Surfaces to be coated must be clean, dry and free from wax, grease and contaminants. When priming bare wood, knots must be sealed with Rustin’s Knotting. Fill holes and cracks with Rustin’s Wood Filler after priming. As an undercoat over existing paint, the surface must be cleaned and lightly sanded to provide a key before application.
Application: Apply liberally and evenly with a synthetic fibre brush or roller. For brush application, if necessary, the primer coat may be thinned by mixing 5 parts with 1 part water. Do not thin when applying as undercoat.
Coats: A minimum of 2 coats are required.
Drying Time: Touch dry within 30 minutes, depending on temperature and humidity.
Re-coating Time: 2 hours minimum, depending on temperature and humidity.
Application Temp: Ideally 15-25°C. Do not use below 10°C or in conditions of high humidity.
Coverage: Approximately 13 sq.m per litre, 1 coat, depending on the absorbency of the surface.
Maintenance: N/A
Compatibility: Compatible with many paint products, such as Rustin’s White Gloss Paint and Rustin’s Quick-Drying Radiator Enamel. Not for use as a metal primer. Metals must be primed using Rustin’s Red Oxide Metal Primer.
Settlement: STIR WELL BEFORE USE. Ensure any sediment is thoroughly mixed in.
Shelf-life/Storage: Many years in a cool, dry place if stored in original, tightly closed container. Do not store below 5°C. Protect from frost and extremes of temperature.
Hazards: Non-flammable. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Eyes and skin should be rinsed immediately if contact occurs with plenty of water. Seek medical attention. Keep container tightly closed and out of reach of children. A full Health and Safety Data Sheet is available on request or on www.rustins.co.uk
Clean-Up: Clean brushes and hands immediately after use with water. If dried on, clean equipment and brushes with Rustin’s Brush Restorer.
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