Pintyplus BASIC spray paint
Pintyplus Basic is a quick dry alkyd enamel spray paint with a high resistance outdoors and excellent adherence on a large range of materials.
Applications for the Pintyplus Basic spray paint
Pintyplus Basic, the spray paint that paints everything. It adheres very well to any surface, has great flexibility once dry and it’s very resistant outdoors. It is especially recommended for painting wood, metal, cloth, stone, fiberglass and rigid plastics although it really paints any object. It is the painting that we should all have close to our DIY projects.
Technical characteristics
- Sizes 270/200ml and 520/400ml.
- Spreading 200ml = 1 m2. 400ml = 2m2.
- Drying time in 2 hours, total 4 hours.
- Repainted before 1 hour or after 5 days.
- Heat resistance 90 ºC.
- Gloss and matt finish.
- High flexibility and adherence.
How to apply the spray paint
The surface to be painted must be clean, dry and free of any contaminants.
Shake the can vigorously during 1 minute after the mixing balls sound (except the gloss varnish, which does not contain it). Spray from a distance of 25/30 cm, applying thin and quick layers, first horizontally and then vertically. It is advisable to spray two thin layers instead of one thick layer in order to obtain uniform coverage and avoid paint sags.
Once the operation is completed reverse the can and push the nozzle until only gas comes out in order to prevent nozzle clogging.
Tips for the Pintyplus Basic spray paint
To achieve a perfect anchorage and protection, treat the surface with our Pintyplus Universal Primer spray.
On painted surfaces, if properly adhered proceed with a light sanding to facilitate adherence, and if poorly adhered, remove it.
To facilitate cleaning of the surface of paint residues, we recommend using the Tech Paint Stripper.
Test prior to use on a sample or fragment of the field to be used to prevent incompatibilities.
Start and finish spraying outside the limits of the work.
Do not use on devices connected to the electrical network and apply in ventilated areas.
Once empty, the spray must be deposited in the yellow container.
