SPI Epoxy Primer Kit 1:1
The SPI Epoxy Primer Kit 1:1 is a high-performance primer available in Gray, White, Black, and Red Oxide. Offered in gallons or quarts, this primer is activated with 6700-1 or 6700-4 hardeners. It is designed for easy sanding and features a 12-16 hour dry sand time, depending on temperature. With a 30-minute flash time at 70°F and the ability to be base-coated in as little as 4 hours, this primer is both efficient and versatile. It contains U.V. inhibitors to protect against UV damage and can be reduced by 5-50% to use as a sealer. Ideal for application with a 1.4-1.5 gun tip size, it requires a minimum of 30 minutes induction time and should be sprayed at 65°F or above, with a 24-hour curing period.
The SPI Epoxy Primer Kit 1:1 is a high-performance primer available in Gray, White, Black, and Red Oxide. Offered in gallons or quarts, this primer is activated with 6700-1 or 6700-4 hardeners. It is designed for easy sanding and features a 12-16 hour dry sand time, depending on temperature. With a 30-minute flash time at 70°F and the ability to be base-coated in as little as 4 hours, this primer is both efficient and versatile. It contains U.V. inhibitors to protect against UV damage and can be reduced by 5-50% to use as a sealer. Ideal for application with a 1.4-1.5 gun tip size, it requires a minimum of 30 minutes induction time and should be sprayed at 65°F or above, with a 24-hour curing period.
Original: $119.95
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$41.98Description
The SPI Epoxy Primer Kit 1:1 is a high-performance primer available in Gray, White, Black, and Red Oxide. Offered in gallons or quarts, this primer is activated with 6700-1 or 6700-4 hardeners. It is designed for easy sanding and features a 12-16 hour dry sand time, depending on temperature. With a 30-minute flash time at 70°F and the ability to be base-coated in as little as 4 hours, this primer is both efficient and versatile. It contains U.V. inhibitors to protect against UV damage and can be reduced by 5-50% to use as a sealer. Ideal for application with a 1.4-1.5 gun tip size, it requires a minimum of 30 minutes induction time and should be sprayed at 65°F or above, with a 24-hour curing period.
