technical datamanufacturer: maleximean: 5907596533972capacity: 0.3lzincal acrylic primer 0.3l aluminumcynkal is an acrylic primer for painting steel galvanized cast iron and light metal surfaces (such as aluminum copper brass).cynkal is a primer based on an acrylic copolymer modified with adhesion promotersand is characterized by high adhesion of the coating to any type of substrate.cynkal contains the latest generation of corrosion inhibitorswhich also chemically bind corrosion products providing the paint with excellent anti-corrosion properties.cynkal contains small amounts of alcohols and their derivatives which facilitate the penetration of the paint into the products cynkal binds to rust and metallic substrates physically and chemically. cynkal is characterized by high resistance to low temperatures corrosion and uv. cynkal maintains color durability. cynkal does not contain chromium and lead compounds. cynkal is easy to spread. purpose:cynkal is a primer-enamel intended for painting clean (e.g. After sandblasting) or not completely cleanedof corrosion products elements made of steel cast iron galvanized steel and light metals (aluminum copper brass etc.). after drying and binding to the substrate the first coat is an excellent base for subsequent coats of zinc or other solvent-based and chemically hardened paints and putty. by applying cynkal 2-4 times you obtain protection of the substrate against corrosion and an aesthetic coating cynkal like other paints containing acrylic binders can also be used for painting wood concrete asbestos cement and other porous substrates. cynkal is primarily used as a primer. cynkal can also be used as an anti-corrosion primer for other paints or as an enamel for repainting other paint coatings. for medium-term protection a minimum dry film thickness of 150 microns is required. for long-term protection the coating thickness should be increased. cynkal is most often used where for technical or economic reasons the substrate cannot be thoroughly prepared by abrasive blasting and also when after mechanical surface treatment partially well-adhered corrosion products and old paint coatings remain. cynkal brings tangible economic benefits because it allows for the elimination of a significant portion of the costs of mechanical or chemical surface preparation before painting. cynkal like most paints is resistant to temperatures up to 200 degrees chowever there is a possibility of discoloration of the coatings.the addition of reactive resins that cross-link under the influence of temperature increases the hardnessof the coating and prevents the formation of stains at temperatures of 130-140 degrees c.**illustrative photos
