Owatrol Blocking Primer for Sensitive Surfaces - 500ml

Name: Owatrol Blocking Primer for Sensitive Surfaces - 500ml
Brand: OWATROL
SKU: 272244
Price: 39.09 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£53.52~~

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Product information

Description

General description

Blocking Primer is a protective primer designed for surfaces sensitive to acids. It effectively protects surfaces from acid attacks, preventing wood's tannins from bleeding into the finish and avoiding the softening of sensitive plastics. Ideal for use on wood high in tannin content such as Oak, Chestnut, and Cedar, as well as on plastics sensitive to acid.

Technical specifications

Volume: 500ml

Application temperature: Between 5°C and 25°C

Installation

Surfaces must be in good condition, clean, dry, and free of grease, oil, and other contaminants.

Meticulously clean the surface using a suitable cleaning agent based on the substrate and contamination.

Allow the surface to dry.

Sand bare wood surfaces with 80-100 grit paper and thoroughly dust off.

For plastics (except Polyethylene and Polypropylene), prime with Absolute Primer before applying Blocking Primer.

Usage

Use as is; do not thin.

Stir or shake well before use.

Apply a coat of Blocking Primer.

Finish with a product from the Owatrol spirit range.

Clean up with soap and water.

Features

Brand
OWATROL
Weight
740 g
Material
Plastic
Colour
Transparent
Suitable for
Metal

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