Alu-Zinc Spray

Fast drying alu-zinc spray with good filling properties and excellent adhesion for professional use. To treat galvanised and untreated steel. Alu-zinc spray has outstanding cathodic corrosion prevention, is spot-weldable and is resistant to petrol, chemicals and weather influences. MOTIP Alu-Zinc Spray is heat resistant to 250ºC.

  • alu-silver
  • mat
  • 500 ML

Characteristics

  • Fast drying
  • Good filling property
  • Outstanding cathodic corrosion prevention
  • Resistant to petrol, chemicals and weather influences
  • Spot-weldable
  • Excellent adhesion

Technical Data Sheet

Safety data sheet(s)

Usage instructions

Before use, carefully read the directions on the packaging and act accordingly.

The surface should be clean, dry and free of grease. Remove loose old lacquer and rust and sand the surface.

The surface should be clean, dry and free of grease. The aerosol should have room temperature. Best processing temperature 15 to 25°C. Before use, shake the aerosol for 2 minutes and spray a sample. Distance to the surface to be treated approximately 25 to 30 centimetre.

Apply the alu-zinc spray in several thin layers. Before applying the next layer, again shake the aerosol. When desired, after drying a primer and a lacquer can be applied.

After use, clean the valve (turn aerosol upside down and press the nozzle for approximately 5 seconds).

Colours

alu-silver

500 ML
Mat
Art. nr. 07302
EAN 8711347111831

* colours may differ from the preview above.

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