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Witmans Coatings, Paints, and Primers

WITCOAT RED OXIDE PRIMER

Witcoat Red Oxide Primer is an anticorrosive primer based on synthetic aromatic solvents and additive mixtures. It has excellent durability and a matte finish. It has anti-rust properties.

WITCOAT ZINC CHROMATE RED OXIDE PRIMER

Witcoat Zinc Chromate Red Oxide Primer is a single component primer containing zinc chrome as a rust inhibiting pigment. It is formulated on a specially designed modified alkyd resin. The primer exhibits a tough and hard coating resistant to abrasion, freshwater, and seawater. It has anti-rust properties, excellent durability, and a matte finish.

WITCOAT RED OXIDE PRIMER

Witcoat Red Oxide Primer is an anticorrosive primer based on synthetic aromatic solvents and additive mixtures. It has excellent durability and a matte finish. It has anti-rust properties.

WITCOAT ZINC CHROMATE RED OXIDE PRIMER

Witcoat Zinc Chromate Red Oxide Primer is a single component primer containing zinc chrome as a rust inhibiting pigment. It is formulated on a specially designed modified alkyd resin. The primer exhibits a tough and hard coating resistant to abrasion, freshwater, and seawater. It has anti-rust properties, excellent durability, and a matte finish.

STORAGE

As a finishing coat for exterior and interior surface, modified alkyd systems is used for corrosive marine and industrial environment. Suitable for protection of pipes & structural steel in chemical and fertilizer plants, dock installation, thermal power plants etc.

APPLICATION DETAILS

Application method: Air spray/brush
Recommended thinner: Witcoat Q.D. Thinner
Film thickness (dry): 20-25 microns (by dft meter)

SURFACE PREPARATION

Remove oil grease with suitable detergent solution and other contaminants by high pressure fresh water hosing. Dust off the residue.

APPLICATION CONDITIONS

Apply only on a dry and clean surface, with a temperature above the dew point to avoid condensation.

SAFETY

As a general rule, inhalation of solvent vapour or paint mist and eye and skin contact with the liquid paint should be avoided. Forced ventilation should be provided when working with solvent borne coatings in confined spaces or stagnant air. Even when ventilation is provided, respiratory, skin, and eye protection are always recommended when spraying. In addition, national and local safety regulations should be followed.