Epifanes CR Antifouling Primer
- 1-component primer
- Chlorinated rubber-based paint
- In 0.75 and 2.5 litre packaging
Epifanes CR Antifouling Primer is an underwater and antifouling primer based on chlorinated rubber. This 1-component primer is fast-drying and versatile, suitable for use on various substrates. When applied at the recommended film thickness (minimum 300 microns = 5–6 coats), it provides excellent rust protection and preservative properties. Thanks to its chlorinated rubber base, the product has sufficient elasticity to accommodate movement in the substrate.
Why choose Epifanes CR Antifouling Primer?
A good base coat is essential for the effective application of antifouling. CR Antifouling Primer from Epifanes is an excellent choice thanks to its fast-drying formula, water resistance and high adhesion. This keeps the antifouling effective for longer and prevents premature wear.
Application
Underwater system with protective effect for steel, wood, aluminum and possibly polyester. Also applicable as a switching layer for existing (remains of) antifouling and tar containing systems to a hard or self-sharpening antifouling.
Specifications
- Application: brush
- Repaintable: with itself after 6 hours at 18°C. With (Epifanes) antifouling after 24 hours at 18°C.
- Colour: silver grey
- Yield: 9 m²/litre
- Packaging: 0.75 litre and 2.5 litres
- Finish: matt
Product advice
Do not allow this product to cure longer than 7 days before applying antifouling. After 7 days it should be sanded with 150-180 grit.
More information?
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