| | | | Recommended Surface Prep | | | The surface to be painted must be clean and free of dirt, grease, oil, rust, mill scale, loose or peeling paint and other surface contaminants. Remove rust or mill scale by sanding and/or hand tool cleaning. Glossy enamel finishes must be sanded to a dull finish, dusted, and then primed with a corrosion resistant primer. Always prime new or bare ferrous metal with a corrosion resistant primer. A phenotic lift-proof primer must be used as a primer for high performance coatings such as two package epoxies and polyurethanes. . |  |
| Primer Options | | | Oil | | Tuff-Boy Rust Stop (1022,1024,1069) | | #160 Oil-Base Undercoater |
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| Note #235 100% Acrylic Latex Undercoater may be used on clean degreaaased steel, with no rust or mill scale. |
| Sheen | Finish Coat Oprtions | | Flat | | ~ 200 Line 100% Acrylic Premium Latex House Paint |
| | Satin | | ~ 2200 Line 100% Acrylic Premium Latex House Paint | | • 18-69 Premium Alkyd Enamel |
| | Semi-Gloss and Gloss | | ~8000 Premium DTM 100% Acrylic Enamel |
| | Gloss | | ~ 2400 Line Premium 100% Acrylic Latex House Paint | | • 100 Line Linseed Oil-Alkyd Enamel House Paint | | • 800 Line Premium Alkyd Industrial Enamel |
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Please consult the products data sheet for complete instructions on surface preparation, application technique and recommended uses. For additional information, please Contact a Farrell-Calhoun Representative. |
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