EPIFANES CR Antifouling Primer
EPIFANES CR Antifouling Primer
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EPIFANES CR Antifouling Primer is a universal underwater ship primer based on chlorinated rubber. Suitable for use on steel, aluminum, wood and polyester. It dries quickly and can be applied to many pre-treated substrates and old coatings. The chlorinated rubber contained in the primer makes it permanently elastic, allowing it to bridge the natural movement of wood, for example.
Technical data
- Substrates: GRP, wood, steel, aluminum, existing commercially available antifoulings
- Pre-treatment: Fouling and adhesions on old coatings must be removed. The substrate must be clean, degreased, dry, well sanded and free of dust. Wash off salt or other water-soluble contaminants with fresh water. Remove grease and oil with ammonia solution or Epifanes Spray Thinner for 1K paints. Old tar and bitumen layers: Should be at least seven days old and free of growth. Soften with an aggressive thinner and/or sand coarsely with P60-80. Steel: should be dry and free of rust, grease, oil, salt and dirt. Degrease with Epifanes cleaning thinner and clean cloths. Rough sand with P60. Clean the surface before painting and allow to dry.
- Application: For a preservative effect on wood, at least five coats should be applied when recoating
- Follow-up coat: all common antifoulings
- Coverage: approx. 9 m²/l
- Thinner: EPIFANES D-100 Thinner
- Application method: Brush, fur roller
- Drying times at 20°C: Dust-dry: 2 hours, recoatable with itself: after approx. 6 hours, recoatable with antifouling: after approx. 24 hours.
Further information on processing can be found in the technical data sheet under “Downloads”.
EPIFANES CR Antifouling Primer is a universal underwater ship primer based on chlorinated rubber. Suitable for use on steel, aluminum, wood and polyester. It dries quickly and can be applied to many pre-treated substrates and old coatings. The chlorinated rubber contained in the primer makes it permanently elastic, allowing it to bridge the natural movement of wood, for example.
Technical data
- Substrates: GRP, wood, steel, aluminum, existing commercially available antifoulings
- Pre-treatment: Fouling and adhesions on old coatings must be removed. The substrate must be clean, degreased, dry, well sanded and free of dust. Wash off salt or other water-soluble contaminants with fresh water. Remove grease and oil with ammonia solution or Epifanes Spray Thinner for 1K paints. Old tar and bitumen layers: Should be at least seven days old and free of growth. Soften with an aggressive thinner and/or sand coarsely with P60-80. Steel: should be dry and free of rust, grease, oil, salt and dirt. Degrease with Epifanes cleaning thinner and clean cloths. Rough sand with P60. Clean the surface before painting and allow to dry.
- Application: For a preservative effect on wood, at least five coats should be applied when recoating
- Follow-up coat: all common antifoulings
- Coverage: approx. 9 m²/l
- Thinner: EPIFANES D-100 Thinner
- Application method: Brush, fur roller
- Drying times at 20°C: Dust-dry: 2 hours, recoatable with itself: after approx. 6 hours, recoatable with antifouling: after approx. 24 hours.
Further information on processing can be found in the technical data sheet under “Downloads”.
| CLP Regulation | |
|---|---|
| Symbols | 
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| Signalword | Danger! |
| H phrases | H226, H336, H412, EUH066 |
| P phrases | P102, P210, P260, P280, P301+P310, P303+P361+P353, P501 |
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