Hi-Fil 2K Auto Primer 534 4 Lt Including 534 Hardener 1 Ltr (5 Ltr) Kit

Description

Hi-Fil 2K Auto Primer 534 4 Lt Including 534 Hardener 1 Ltr (5 Ltr) KitHB AUTO PRIMER 2K 534 GREY is a high quality acrylic-filling sealing prime for partial and full automotive refinishes. Suitable for original or old paint work and ideal for unsanded O.E.M. (E-COAT) panels. Its versatility enables both application at normal, medium and high film thickness with intermediate sanding or wet on wet application. Dues to its high filling power and vertical stability, higher film thickness is possible. The fast drying and excellent levelling of this primer guarantee efficient application and fast sanding. It is cured with an isocyanate based BODY HARDENER 534 . · VOC compliant with the regulations · 2K Acrylic system sanding primer · Excellent filling properties · Easy to sand · Excellent mechanical properties Surface Substrate: · On old, sanded paint work · OEM surfaces · Thermoplastic Coatings – TPA · Fiberglass · Clean and sanded steel panels · HB Body Polyester Fillers · HB Body 960 Wash Primer · Bodyfill 961 Etch Filling Primer Tech Info Flash Point: 27 ºC/ 80 ºF Specific Gravity: 1.56 g/ cm3 Solid Content (No thinner): 73% Weight VOC (2001/42/EC) . The maximum VOC content in this category is 540 g/L. The VOC content in the ready for use form of this product is 460g/L 2004/42/IIB(c)(540)490 Theoretical Coverage: 6 m2 / l at 120 micron dry film thickness Cleaning of equipment: Clean after final use with Body 740 ACRYL NORMAL Remarks: · Allow for additional time for combi spray booths to reach the desired temperature · Application only with the recommended hardeners and solvents · It can be used by countries that do not adopt the VOC legislation as well. · Do not use at temperatures below 15 ºC. · Do not apply the primer as ‘wet on wet’ on TPA surfaces 2K paint systems tend to react with water, hence all the equipment used must be moisture free. Isocyanates may cause skin sensitization. More specifically, care should be taken when handling the material. Anyone with a history of histaminic conditions, or respiratory problems should consult the doctor first.