Nippon Paint 9000 Aluminium Wood Primer is a high-quality solvent-based primer specifically formulated for use on softwoods and hardwoods. It contains aluminum flakes which provide a highly leafing effect, creating a robust barrier that prevents the bleeding of resin and tannins from the wood into the subsequent paint layers. This specialty primer is designed to offer excellent water resistance and moisture protection, ensuring the longevity of the topcoat even in humid conditions. It provides an ideal foundation for both interior and exterior woodwork, including doors, window frames, and fences, by improving the adhesion of undercoats and finishing paints.
Technical Data
Paint Type: Solvent-based
Finishing: Matt / Metallic Sheen
Binder: Alkyd Resin with Aluminium Flakes
Thinning: 5% - 10% with Nippon General Purpose Thinner if required
Touch Dry: 2 hours (depending on temperature and humidity)
Hard Dry: 8 hours
Recoating Interval: Minimum 8 hours
Theoretical Coverage: 9 – 11 m² per litre per coat
No. of Coats: 1 coat
Shelf Life: Up to 36 months in a tightly sealed container
Application Method: Apply using a high-quality Brush or Roller.
Dilution: Ready for use after thorough stirring. If thinning is necessary for workability, use Nippon General Purpose Thinner.
Cleaning: Clean all painting equipment with thinner or turpentine immediately after use.
Safety Note: Ensure adequate ventilation during application and drying. This product is flammable; keep away from heat and open flames.
Primer (1 Coat): 9000 Aluminium Wood Primer.
Undercoat (1 Coat): 9000 Speed Undercoat / Economy Undercoat.
Topcoat (2 Coats): Nippon Paint Wood and Metal Products (e.g., 9000 Gloss Finish, Q-Lac Gloss Finish, or Odourless AirCare Enamel).
General Cleaning: Wood surface must be clean, dry, and free from grease, oil, wax, or environmental contaminants.
Sanding: Sand the wood surface thoroughly along the grain with suitable sandpaper to remove splinters and ensure a smooth base. Wipe off all dust before priming.
Moisture Content: Ensure the wood is well-seasoned and the moisture content is below 15% to prevent blistering or peeling.
Repainting: For previously painted wood, remove all loose or defective paint films. Sand the surface back to bare wood if the existing coating is in poor condition before applying the primer.
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