Zinc Coat stops rust in highly corrosive environments with an electrochemical reaction similar to galvanizing.
For the best possible performance against rust and corrosion, topcoat with Rust Master paint in 24 hours.
SURFACE PREPARATION:
Surfaces to be painted should be clean, dry and free of oil, grease, rust, wax, loose paint and other contaminates.
Extremely slick, glossy or previously painted surfaces should be lightly sanded to provide better paint adhesion.
Areas with exposed rust should be scraped clean with a scraper or wire brush.
Cover adjacent areas to protect them from overspray.
Paints should be applied under dry conditions at or near room temperature. Humidity and temperature conditions can have a significant impact on drying times.
APPLICATION:
Shake can vigorously for one minute to ensure that the contents are mixed thoroughly. Make sure agitator ball is rattling inside the can. Shake occasionally during use.
Hold can approximately 12" from surface to be sprayed and apply finish in several thin coats for best results. Applying a single, heavy coat may result in unsightly runs or drips.
The second coat of paint should be applied either immediately after the first coat or after the first coat has completely dried. Please refer to the product packaging for specific application procedures and dry times.
CLOGGING:
If a spray nozzle becomes clogged, rotate the nozzle a quarter turn and back. If this fails, pull the nozzle off the can and run your thumbnail through the slit at the end of nozzle stem. Rinse nozzle in lacquer thinner. NEVER STICK ANY SHARP OBJECT INTO THE OPENING AT THE TOP OF THE CAN.
CLEAN UP & STORAGE:
Clean aerosol nozzles by turning the can upside and pressing the nozzle until only gas emerges. Store in a cool, dry place away from heat sources and direct sunlight.
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