CRC Coloured Zinc Aerosol Coating 400ml, Blue and White

This is the CRC Heavy Duty Zinc Rich Anti-Corrosive Coating.

CRC Coloured Zinc is a zinc enriched satin enamel coating in an aerosol. High levels of anti-corrosive zinc complexes are embedded in a resin system, forming a quick-drying enamel coating with adhesion to bare metal.

The CRC range has seven colours; only these two are available. It is a coating system: CRC Zinc It as primer, CRC Prep It as an intermediate coat if a high film build is needed, and Coloured Zinc as the finish coat.

Where this product is used

• Finish coat on bare steel, iron and their welds, and on other bare metal surfaces
• Over CRC Etch It, Zinc It, Prep It and Prime It
• Top coat in the recommended system: Zinc It primer, Prep It intermediate coat, Coloured Zinc finish coat
• Re-coating over its own existing film or over clean surfaces for ongoing protection

Features

• Zinc enriched: high levels of anti-corrosive zinc complexes in a protective enamel coating
• Heat resistance up to 120 °C
• Corrosion Protection Factor 36, with up to 3 years before recoating, depending on conditions
• Touch dry in 15 to 20 minutes and full cure in 24 hours application data
• Ready to use aerosol: no additional mixing or chemical additives are required
• It does not contain CFCs or methylene chloride

Key specifications

Choosing the right option

Prime with CRC Aerosol Zinc It Galvanic Rust Protection 350g and use CRC Prep It Anti-Corrosive High Build Easy Metal Primer 2114 - 400ml as an intermediate coat when a high film build is wanted. The other colours in the CRC range are on CRC Zinc Rust Protection.

See also: CRC Zinc Rust Protection, CRC Aerosol Zinc It Galvanic Rust Protection 350g, CRC Prep It Anti-Corrosive High Build Easy Metal Primer 2114 - 400ml, CRC Prime It Anti-Corrosive Primer for Steel 2091 - 400ml.

Using it

Surface preparation: remove signs of corrosion with a wire brush or emery paper. If rust cannot be removed, treat the surface with CRC Rust Converter after thoroughly abrading the rusty areas. Clean with CRC Brakleen or a similar degreaser if required, and where possible abrade with disc grinding, wire brush or sandpaper.

Shake the can until the agitator ball is moving freely, then for at least 1 further minute. Apply a number of thin coats with smooth even strokes to a clean, dry surface, holding the can approximately 25cm from the surface.

When finished, clean the valve by turning the can upside down and pressing the button until only pressure escapes. Clean up with mineral turpentine or white spirits.

Extreme conditions may need more frequent reapplication.

Storage and handling

Do not puncture, incinerate or store above 50 °C. Do not place in direct sunlight or near any heat source. It has a conditional warranty of 5 years from the date of manufacture.

Limits and safety

Hazard classification: signal word Danger. Extremely flammable aerosol. Pressurised container: may burst if heated. Causes skin irritation. Causes serious eye irritation. May cause drowsiness or dizziness. May damage fertility or the unborn child. May cause damage to organs through prolonged or repeated exposure. Transport: UN 1950, Aerosols, Class 2.1, no packing group allocated. Aerosol cans will conduct electricity: keep away from all live electrical sources including battery terminals, solenoids and electrical panels. Keep away from naked flames and ignition sources. Use with adequate ventilation. Hazard statements are the Coloured Zinc safety data sheet entries; see the variant details and the safety data sheet. Read the safety data sheet before use.

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