Bulls Eye® 1-2-3 is rust inhibitive and ideal for new metal. It resists flash rusting in its “wet” state – and provides rust resistance for the life of the coating. It dries to a smooth, tight, water-resistant film that is perfect for painting iron railings, steel doors, metal panels, duct work, galvanised gutters – any interior or exterior metal surface.
It has a quick 30 minute drying time and 1 hour dry time and can be tinted towards the colour of your topcoat (mid-tone colours only) to eliminate the need for one coat of paint – saving both time and money.
Key features and benefits
Interior and exterior
Adheres to all surfaces without sanding
Seals stains, graffiti and tannin bleed
Mould and mildew resistant film
Rust inhibitive – great for new metal
Dries in 30 minutes, recoatable in 1 hour
Tintable to mid tone colours
Application information
Coverage - 10m2 per Litre
Touch dry 35 minutes Hard dry 7 days Recoatable 1 hour Thinning Add 10% clean water and stir thoroughly. Note that thinning the primer may affect its stain blocking properties.
Available in 500ml, 1 Litre, 2.5 Litre and 5 Litre.
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5 May 2020
Purchase date: 15/04/2020
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20 April 2020
Purchase date: 31/03/2020
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9 April 2020
Purchase date: 27/03/2020
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Anonymous - Bristol (GB)
11 October 2019
Purchase date: 01/10/2019
This was used on uPVC windows. 2 Coats used but 1 was probably sufficient. Created an outstanding bond - very quick to dry, consistency on the brush appears quite thin - but coverage on application is great. Brush strokes can be controlled and strokes are of low visibility, assume spray or foam roller reduce this further. Used with Zinsser allcoat exterior top coat. Finish appears strong and finish far exceeded expectations- which sounded risky coating uPVC. Rewarded with good surface prep - but will likely work well without.
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