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• Features & Benefits
• Surface Preparation
• Aerosol Application
• Health & Safety

Features & Benefits

• 400ml/16oz Aerosol
• Available in packs of 1 or packs of 2-10, 40, 50, 100 and 500 with qty price breaks
• Recoat at any stage, ready for use
• Suitable for most clean and degreased metal surfaces
• Can be applied to existing coatings
• Quick drying – touch dry after 2 hours
• Coverage: 6m²/L
• Flashpoint: -42°C
• PG6/23 11 Compliant
• Available in 3,500 colours from RAL, NCS, and British Standard

Surface Preparation

• Ensure surfaces are clean, dry and free from grease, oils, dust and other contamination prior to application
• Read and follow the safety data sheet & product data sheet (see section above) and label instructions
• Stir all paints thoroughly before use
• Thoroughly clean and degrease using suitable HMG Prep Clean 2803. Abrade with P80 – P180 if necessary

Aerosol Application

• Shake can for a minimum of 2 minutes prior to use ensuring that the contents are fully mixed
• A trial sample should be done prior to application to guarantee correct colour & sheen
• Hold the can 10 - 20cm from surface to be sprayed, moving the can steadily in a straight line, overlapping slightly on each pass
• When spraying is complete, invert the can and spray briefly to clear the nozzle and valve
If the nozzle is blocked when re-using:
• Remove the nozzle and soak in solvent for several minutes and replace
• Replace permanently blocked nozzles with a new nozzle and use as normal

Precautions

• Keep out of reach of children
• Avoid contact with skin and eyes
• Do not spray onto naked flame or incandescent material
• Avoid inhalation of vapour, particles and spray mist
• Where practicable this should be achieved by use of exhaust ventilation. If this is not sufficient to maintain particles and solvent vapour then suitable respiratory equipment must be used
• Full aerosols are pressurised containers and should never be banged, thrown or crushed which may result in failure of the seals or cause explosion

Fire Prevention

• To prevent the creation of flammable concentrations of vapour in the air, good natural ventilation and, if necessary, exhaust ventilation should be provided
• Additionally, aerosols should only be used in areas which are free of naked flames and other sources of ignition (including unprotected electrical equipment)
• Pressurised containers should be stored away from all sources of heat to avoid the risk of explosion
• Good housekeeping standards and the regular and safe removal of empty containers will minimise risks

Disposal

• Aerosols must never be punctured or incinerated, even when empty
• Disposal must be undertaken in line with current regulations set out by local authorities

Should you require any assistance, please contact Rawlins Paints' Technical Support Team on 0113 2455450 (option 2) or send a message to [email protected] for more information.

Health & Safety

• Refer to the safety data sheet in the attachments section above and tin label prior to use
• Suitable respiratory equipment should be worn when spraying
• Contaminated rags, spray booth filters or other substrates should be segregated from other chemical waste, soaked with water and disposed of in a non-combustible container with a tight fitting lid