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DESCRIPTION: BOYSEN® Heat Resisting Aluminum B-95 iis formulated for surfaces subject to heat with peak temperatures of 400°C.
PRINCIPAL USES: It is specially formulated for metal surfaces with high heat coating requirements.
SERVICE CONDITIONS: Applied coating will dry once peak temperature is reached.
FINISH: Metallic
DRY TIME: Product will dry once peak temperature of 400°C is reached.
THEORETICAL COVERAGE PER 4-LITERS: 20 sq. m.
*Depending on surface texture and porosity
TINTING: Do not tint.
THINNING SOLVENT: Do not thin.
CLEAN-UP SOLVENT: BOYSEN® Paint Thinner B-0340
PACKAGING: 4-liters
APPLICATION: By brush
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DESCRIPTION: BOYSEN® Heat Resisting Aluminum B-95 iis formulated for surfaces subject to heat with peak temperatures of 400°C.
PRINCIPAL USES: It is specially formulated for metal surfaces with high heat coating requirements.
SERVICE CONDITIONS: Applied coating will dry once peak temperature is reached.
FINISH: Metallic
DRY TIME: Product will dry once peak temperature of 400°C is reached.
THEORETICAL COVERAGE PER 4-LITERS: 20 sq. m.
*Depending on surface texture and porosity
TINTING: Do not tint.
THINNING SOLVENT: Do not thin.
CLEAN-UP SOLVENT: BOYSEN® Paint Thinner B-0340
PACKAGING: 4-liters
APPLICATION: By brush
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SURFACE PREPARATION:
Wipe the surface with a rag soaked in paint thinner to remove grease, oil, wax and other foreign matter. For new galvanized surfaces, etch the surface by applying 10% BOYSEN® Metal Etching Solution B-71 (Dilute 1 part of B-71 to 9 parts water). Rinse with water and dry immediately.
Unpainted galvanized surfaces that have been exposed for 6 months or more need not be etched.
Treat rusted steel by sanding and wire brushing. Use BOYSEN® Metal Etching Solution B-71 on remaining rust. Let it stay for 10-15 minutes. Be sure to remove all remaining residue. Product should be applied immediately after treatment to prevent flash rusting.
PAINTING SCHEDULE:
Apply 2-3 coats of BOYSEN® Heat Resisting Aluminum Paint B-95 on bare substrate. Wait for first coat to dry upon reaching peak temperatures before applying the succeeding coats.
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