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PWB/PBB/PJB/PNB/PRB/PVB

Paints

A range of quick drying, high quality, universal spray paints based on alkyd resins. They exhibit excellent

coverage and hardness characteristics and are ideally suited for use in manufacturing, repair and for home and

workshop use. These paints use the International RAL classification system. Colours available are white, blue,

yellow, black, red and green.

• Excellent coverage & flow; easy to apply

• Fast drying with high opacity; various colours available

• Excellent hardness and very good adhesion to bare metal

• Very good resistance to water and other and chemicals; ideal for a variety of applications

Typical Properties: Gloss Gloss 90 angle of 60°

Satin 25 angle of 60°

Coverage @ ~20µm 1.0-1.5 m

(depends on colour)

Drying time @ 20°C 15 minutes (surface)

3 hours (touch dry)

24 hours (full cure)

Maximum Temperature (°C) 110

Description Packaging Order Code Shelf Life

White Gloss RAL 9010 400ml Aerosol PWB400 24 Months

Blue Gloss RAL 5010 400ml Aerosol PBB400 24 Months

Yellow Gloss RAL1021 400ml Aerosol PJB400 24 Months

Black Gloss RAL 9005 400ml Aerosol PNB400 24 Months

Red Gloss RAL 3000 400ml Aerosol PRB400 24 Months

Green Gloss RAL 6002 400ml Aerosol PVB400 24 Months

Directions for Use

• Ensure that surface is dry, smooth and free from dust and grease.

• To test, paint a sample panel in advance. Check synthetic and plastic substrates for adhesion and

compatibility. For plastics such as PP and EPDM, a primer coat should be applied first.

• Shake the spray-can well for at least 2 minutes and at intervals during use.

• Spray, (holding the aerosol vertically), at a distance of 25-30 cm from the object to be painted. Best

results are obtained by applying several thin coats rather than one single thick coat. Wait a few

minutes, with a maximum of 30 minutes, between the applications of each layer.

• After use, clear the valve by spraying with the can inverted

• If repainting is necessary, this should be after 24 hours. Drying of the synthetic paint depends on

the thickness of the layer and the ambient temperature.

Revision 1: Jan 2014