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Gray Primer #50
When using Gray Primer #50 with Primer Catalyst #415, first - thoroughly mix equal parts [by volume] of the two components and allow them to “induct” - let stand for a minimum of 30 – 45 minutes. If using Primer Catalyst White Fast #420, no induction (waiting) period is required.
After mixing, Klass Kote Gray Primer #50 applies like any other conventional primer coating. It can be brushed, rolled, or spray-applied. If you plan to spray-apply, you will need to thin your A & B mixture to reduce it to spray viscosity by adding some Epoxy Reducer #500. Add the reducer after the mixture has completed inducting (required only with Primer Catalyst #415). Klass Kote Gray Primer #50 & White Primer #55 are high solids, catalyzed primers with excellent filling capabilities. They have been extensively field tested since 1964 on a host of varied substrates. Both Gray Primer #50 and White Primer #55 contain Zinc Phosphate as the anti-corrosive agent. On the ASTM B-117 test for rust creep-age away from x-scribe on a steel panel, Gray Primer #50 rated 10 on a scale of 0-10. (0-worst, 10-best), while White Primer #55 rated a 9. These products are designed to be the first primer applied to bare substrates. White Primer #55 must be catalyzed with Klass Kote Primer Catalyst White Fast #420, while Gray Primer #50 can be catalyzed with either Primer Catalyst White Fast #420 or Primer Catalyst #415 – based on cure schedule requirements and shop conditions. Please refer to the Klass Kote Primer Data Sheet for more detailed information about Gray Primer #50. Some suggested applications [surfaces] for Klass Kote Epoxy Gray Primer #50:
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