The Paint Manual - Hempel

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Overcoating information Covers Thickness Touch dry Re-coat (min/max) Thinner Favourite Varnish 16 m 2 /l 30 dft 6hrs (20°C) 6hrs – 2 days (20°C) No 1 (brush) 60 wft No 1 (spray) Classic Varnish 18 m 2 /l 30 dft 10hrs (20°C) 8hrs – 2 days (20°C) No 1 (brush) 55 wft No 1 (spray) Dura-Gloss or 17 m 2 /l 25 dft 2–3hrs (20°C) 4hrs – 2 days (20°C) No 1 (brush) Dura-Satin Varnish 60 wft No 1 (spray) Diamond Varnish 12 m 2 /l 40 dft 6hrs (20°C) 16hrs – 5 days (20°C) No 2 (brush) 85 wft No 6 (spray) SeaTech Gloss or 12 m 2 /l 30 dft 1–2hrs (20°C) 2hrs – 6 days (20°C) Water Satin Varnish 100 wft Primer Undercoat 12 m 2 /l 40 dft 3hrs (20°C) 4hrs – 3 days (20°C) No 1 (brush) 100 wft No 1 (spray) Underwater Primer 10 m 2 /l 40 dft 2hrs (20°C) 3hrs – indefinite (20°C) No 1 (brush) 100 wft No 1 (spray) Antifouling Primer 8.4 m²/l 50 dft 1hr (20°C) 3hrs – none (20°C) No 1 (brush) 125 dft No 1 (spray) Gel/High Protect 5 m 2 /l 350 dft 10–12hrs (20°C) 8hrs – 5 days (20°C) Don’t thin 350 wft Light Primer 8.5 m 2 /l 60 dft 4hrs (20°C) 4hrs – 30 days (20°C) No 5 (brush) 120 wft No 5 (spray) Non-Slip Deck Coating 9.5 m2 /l 50 dft 1–2hrs (20°C) 3hrs – 5 days (20°C) No 1 (brush) 100 wft No 1 (spray) MultiCoat 12 m2 /l 40 dft 3–4hrs (20°C) 8hrs – 5 days (20°C) No 1 (brush) 100 wft No 1 (spray) Brilliant Gloss 11 m2 /l 80 wft 4hrs (20°C) 10hrs – 3 days (20°C) No 1 (brush) No 3 (spray) Poly Gloss 15 m2 /l 35 dft 6hrs (20°C) 16hrs – 5 days (20°C) No 2 (brush) 75 wft No 6 (spray) Ocean Gloss 15-17 m²/l 30 dft 3-4hrs (20²C) 6hrs - 7 days (20°C) No 6 (spray) 100 wft No 7 (spray) No 8 (spray) Antifoulings (pg 36) 40 dft 4hrs (20°C) 5hrs – indefinite (20°C) No 3 (brush) 75 wft No 3 (spray) 75 Overcoating information
76 Health and safety Health and Safety By law, all paint products must display details of Health and Safety precautions. Here are the warning symbols most commonly found on our products, with a brief description. Dangerous to the environment May present an immediate or delayed danger to one or more components of the environment. Harmful May cause damage to health. Irritant May cause inflammation to skin or other mucous membranes. Corrosive May destroy living tissue on contact. Highly flammable May catch fire in contact with air, only needs brief contact with ignition source, has very low flash point or evolves highly flammable gases in contact with water. Extremely flammable Has an extremely low flash point and boiling point, and gases that catch fire in contact with air. General good practice • Refer to safety/product data sheets for product information and content. • Always read the label thoroughly and contact us if you’re not sure how to use the products. • Wear the appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). • Provide adequate ventilation for the product used. If necessary, use a respirator. Don’t breathe vapour/spray. • Open cans with care. • Immediately clean up spills. • Do not eat or drink in the vicinity of stored or applied paint. • Do not swallow. If swallowed, immediately seek medical advice and show the container/ label. • Some products may cause irritation, always seek medical advice if you’re concerned. • Where possible, removed antifouling paint should be collected and disposed of safely. • Contact your local authority for information on waste disposal.
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Contents Thank you for choosing Hem
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Preparing to paint • Planning the
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Temperature and humidity Our paints
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Hearing Body Feet Head What are the
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2. Cleaning and degreasing Good sur
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Wet Abrading Due to the lubricating
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Application methods and tools There
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An important part of choosing the r
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Painting advice and specifications
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Fill along boottop Fairing any defe
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Repainting all substrates Maintaini
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Painting substrates Glassfibre Glas
Page 26 and 27: Ferrocement Ferrocement is a specia
Page 28 and 29: Steel - single pack/conventional Pr
Page 30 and 31: Varnishing wood Wood is a naturally
Page 32 and 33: Wood - single pack system/conventio
Page 34 and 35: Wood - varnish Product No of coats
Page 36 and 37: Keels Keels are made from steel, ca
Page 38 and 39: Outdrives Product No of coats Recoa
Page 40 and 41: Osmosis • What is osmosis and how
Page 42 and 43: Osmosis protection When to use an o
Page 44 and 45: Osmosis treatment When to use an os
Page 46 and 47: Using Gel/High Protect How to apply
Page 48 and 49: Our products • Primers and underc
Page 50 and 51: Antifouling Primer A single compone
Page 52 and 53: SUBSTRATE SUBSTRATE PRIMERS Glassfi
Page 54 and 55: Antifoulings and bottom coats Fouli
Page 56 and 57: Applying antifouling Applying Hard
Page 58 and 59: Tiger Xtra Self polishing, erodible
Page 60 and 61: What antifouling should I use? Type
Page 62 and 63: MultiCoat A single component semi-g
Page 64 and 65: Dura-Gloss Varnish/Dura-Satin Varni
Page 66 and 67: Thinners It’s important you only
Page 68 and 69: Clean & Shine Concentrated wash and
Page 70 and 71: RIB Clean Powerful, concentrated, s
Page 72: Mildew Remover An easy-to-use produ
Page 75: 74 Calculating areas to be overcoat
Page 79 and 80: 78 Trouble shooting Fault Causes Wh
Page 81 and 82: 80 Technical terms Levelling Abilit
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