| | | | Recommended Surface Prep | | | The surface to be painted should be dry and free of any dirt, chalk, grease, oil, loose or peeling paint or other foreign contaminants. Remove dirt, grease and other contaminants by washing with a detergent solution, rinse thoroughly, and allow the surface to completely dry. Areas that need special attention are doors and doorjambs that come in frequent contact with hand oils. Repair/Caulk all cracks and surface irregularities with putty or a sandable wood filler. Glossy enamel finishes should be sanded to a dull finish, dusted, and then primed with the appropriate primer. Always prime all new or bare wood with an enamel undercoater and sand between coats. |  |
| Primer Options | | | Latex | | #699 100% Acrylic Enamel Undercoater |
| | Oil | |
| Always sand and dust enamel undercoaters after priming. | On knot holes use shellac |
Note: Bleeding woods such as cedar or redwood
require an oil based primer. |
| Sheen | Finish Coat Oprtions | | Stain | | ~ 670 Line Premium Acrylic Latex Enamel | | • 18-69 Premium Alkyd Enamel |
| | Semi-Gloss |
| ~ 600 Line Premium 100% Acrylic Latex Enamel | | ~ 680 Vinyl-Acrylic Latex Enamel | • 500 Line Premium Alkyd Enamel| ~ 8000 Premium DTM l00% Acrylic Enamel and Gloss | | 1200WB 100% Acrylic Waterborne Epoxy |
• 3300 Premium 100% Acrylic High
Gloss Latex Enamel |
| | Gloss | | ~ 3000 Line Premium 100% Acrylic Latex Enamel | • 580 Premium Alkyd Enamel | • 800 Line Premium Alkyd Industrial Enamel
• 4000 Quality Acrylic High Gloss
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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