Rustins Quick Dry Red Oxide Metal Primer 2.5 litre REDOW2500
Rustins · Tools & DIY
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Red oxide metal primer formulated with acrylic and anti-corrosive pigments for use on bare metal surfaces, both interior and exterior.
Apply by brush; one coat is normally sufficient, though a second coat may be applied if required.
The surface may be cleaned with a mild detergent solution or white spirit as necessary.
Must be overcoated with an undercoat before applying a top coat.
Stir well before use.
Dry time is approximately 30 minutes depending on temperature and humidity, with recoat possible after approximately 4 hours.
Coverage is 12–15 m² per litre.
The container weight is 3.7 kg wit
Apply by brush; one coat is normally sufficient, though a second coat may be applied if required.
The surface may be cleaned with a mild detergent solution or white spirit as necessary.
Must be overcoated with an undercoat before applying a top coat.
Stir well before use.
Dry time is approximately 30 minutes depending on temperature and humidity, with recoat possible after approximately 4 hours.
Coverage is 12–15 m² per litre.
The container weight is 3.7 kg wit
EAN 5015332001408 · Rustins. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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