Awlgrip Polyester Urethane Topcoat Base - Snow White High Gloss - Quart G8044

Description

Smooth sanding until all of the guide coat is removed yields a texture free surface. 25% reduction is a standard mix. Features: Long lasting; high gloss Superior resistance to sun, saltwater, chemicals and abrasion Appropriate for use on fiberglass, steel and wood Low maintenance Above the waterline use only Available in quarts and gallons Custom colors available ***. Sanding between coats with 280 to 400 grit paper will provide a smoother finish. Do not apply 3005 over white or pastel colors, or to bare wood. Then apply a full, wet coat to achieve color coverage and film thickness requirements. Reduce 25-33% with T0031. Surface Preparation Awlgrip colors should be applied over properly prepared 545 primer or in brush/roller applications Awl-Quik primer. Achieveing maximum gloss and distinction of image requires the primer be smooth sanded with 220-320 grit paper before topcoat application. Regardless of application method 2 coats is the minimum. Spray Applications: Apply a light, smooth, slightly wet tack coat to the surface. The second coat is a slightly heavy tack coat with the third coat just wet enough to obtain full hide or color coverage. Brush/roller applications require two coats. Clear coats, metallic colors, and painting in high temperatures may require additional reduction. Overall mix is 1:1 1/2 by volume. Awlgrip provides a durable high gloss finish to wood, fiberglass, aluminum or steel and can be applied with a roller, brush or spray gun. 40% is maximum.

Key Features

• Awlgrip provides a durable high gloss finish to wood, fiberglass, aluminum or steel and can be applied with a roller, brush or spray gun.
• Do not apply 3005 over white or pastel colors, or to bare wood.
• Long lasting; high gloss resistance to sun, saltwater, chemicals and abrasion Appropriate for use on fiberglass, steel and wood Low maintenance Above the waterline use only Available in quarts and gallons Custom colors available ***.
• Allow tack coat to "flash off" 30 to 45 minutes.
• Sanding between coats with 280 to 400 grit paper will provide a smoother finish.
• Allow second coat to "flash off" 30 to 45 minutes until only slightly tacky before applying third coat.