Awlgrip G8010Q; Off-White (Lf)-Quart

Description

For standard conventional spray application this can be attained by adding up to 25% reducer using the correct spray reducer(s) appropriate for conditions. Using a contrasting mist coat of lacquer primer as a "guide coat" is recommended. Clear coats and painting in high temperature conditions may require additional reduction. Reducer addition level required to achieve 14 seconds viscosity (DIN4 or equivalent) varies color to color. Maintenance It is difficult for dirt grime and grease to adhere to an Awlgrip, Awlcraft 2000 or Awlgrip HS Topcoat. Coats two and three are not "full, wet" coats. For example, if a 25% reduction is used, overall mix is 1:1:½ by volume (8 oz. Do not apply G3005 directly to bare wood. Brush/Roller applications require at least two coats. Brush/Roller application: Apply Awlgrip Topcoat in at least two coats, allowing 16 hours between each coat. H3002, 1.3- 4 oz. Surface Preparation For best results AWLGRIP colors should be applied over properly prepared 545 Epoxy Primer, 345 HS Primer or in brush/roller applications Awlquik Primer. Typically three coats are recommended for spray applications. However, over time, a build up of. Overall mix is 2:1:⅓-1 by volume (8 oz. Achieving maximum gloss and distinction of image requires the primer to be smooth sanded with 280-400 grit paper before topcoat application. Sanding between coats with 320-400 grit paper will provide a smoother finish. G3010, 4 oz. Do not apply G3005 over white or pastel colors.

Key Features

• For example, if a 25% reduction is used, overall mix is 1:1:½ by volume (8 oz.
• Overall mix is 2:1:⅓-1 by volume (8 oz.
• Allow tack coat to "flash off" 15 to 45 minutes.
• Do not apply G3005 directly to bare wood.
• Sanding between coats with 320-400 grit paper will provide a smoother finish.
• Allow the second coat to "flash off" 30-45 minutes until only slightly tacky before applying a third coat.