International Primocon Primer (Pick-up only)

*This is a dangerous goods item and can only be picked up from Oddies Marine in Picton at this stage.

Primocon is a fast drying, one-part primer for use below the water line before antifouling is applied. Formulated for timber, steel, aluminium, cast iron keels and lead keels.

Also very suitable as a sealing primer over clean sanded old antifouls and coatings and can be re-coated easily after long periods.

Thinner No.3 (up to 5% brushing )

Features:

An aluminium pigmented, vinyl anti-corrosive primer than can be recoated with itself after long periods
Quick drying even in poor conditions
Can be applied by brush, roller or spray

Specifications:

Products Theoretical Coverage: ~ 7.4 m²/lt using applications tools such as brush or roller
Actual Coverage For This Sized Product: 29.60 mt²
Area: Below the Waterline
Finish/sheen: Low Gloss
Colour: Grey
Size: 4 Litre
Substrates: Aluminium, Zinc-Galvanised Steel, Epoxy Composite, Carbon Fibre, GRP / FRP, Lead, Steel, Wood
Application Tools: Brush, Roller

Preparation and Application Conditions:

Ensure you are in a safe working enviroment with proper ventillation and safety/protective gear on your persons
Apply only on a dry and clean surface with a temperature above the dew point to avoid condensation
The film formation may be adversely affected by light rain, high humidity and/or condensation during application
In confined spaces provide adequate ventilation during application and drying
In Good Condition Remove all loose material, fouling deposits and any leached layer. Rinse with fresh water and
allow to dry.
In Poor Condition Remove back to sound primers using either suitable chemical strippers or mechanical methods.
Caution: NEVER dry sand antifoulings.
Any following application methods will depend on what substrate Primocon is applied to - Refer to the Product Data Sheet linked below for exact application methods.

Touch Dry - Time/Temp:
1 hrs - 35°C (95°F)
1 hrs - 23°C (73°F)
1 hrs - 15°C (59°F) 
1.5 hrs - 5°C (41°F)