LIQUID MASKING TAPE & PRIMER®

• Available in – 1L & 5L *new*
• 2-In-1 Primer and Liquid Mask
• Dual purpose primer & peelable mask
• Can be sprayed, rolled or brush applied
• Perfect for glassed timber doors
• Extremely fast
• Clean removal
• Paint & Peel

H20 PRIME & MASK BENEFITS – 

• Paint & Peel
• Extremely fast
• Clean removal
• Dual purpose primer & peelable mask
• Can be sprayed, rolled or brush applied
• Perfect for glassed timber doors

HOW TO APPLY – 

Step 1 – Prepare Surface [ Remove all debris & dust and sand down timber. If the timber had been previously painted ensure the timber is fully sanded before applying h20. ]

Step 2 – Apply H20 Prime & Mask [ Stir thoroughly then apply H20 with either a synthetic bristle brush, long nap roller (mid pile) or conventional airless sprayer, recommended typical fluid tip size of 0.013 to 0.017. Theoretical coverage 2m squared /Litre at 200ЧM DFT ]

Step 3 – Leave to Fully Cure [ Once H20 prime & mask turns clear ( fully cured) – repeat process for a second coat . This should take 30-60 minutes ]

Step 4 – Cut & Peel  [ Carefully cut around inside edge of frames with a sharp knife & simply peel mask away from glass. After use, clean applicators with water. ]

TECHNICAL DETAILS – 

Theoretical coverage : 2m squared per litre at 200ЧM DFT

Recommended DFT : 200ЧM DFT

Usual number of coats : 2

Water Resistance : Resists Water Splash. Prolonged water contact may soften and remove product.

Weather Resistance : Do not leave unprotected for more than 3 months, externally

Colour : White when liquid, dries clear

Dry time (minimum) :  Touch dry in 30 min to 1 hour @ 25°C, depending on RH

Full cure : 24 hours @ 25°C, 40% RH

Recoat time (minimum) : 1 hour @ 25°C

Primer required : No

Not to be used on any plastic or PVC surfaces. Always test on intended surface/substrate before use.

 SETTINGS FOR SPRAYING H20 

AIRLESS:

• Tip Size – 517
• Pump Pressure – 2000 PSI

 HVLP :

• Needle Number- 1.8MM Tip Size
• Air Number – Turbo Control at 7
• Set Fluid Outlet To Max
• Dilution Required – The Less The Better – Start With 5% Clean Water