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PRIMERS, THINNERS, PATINAS & STAYGOLD

FAQs About VINYLAST Paint
TM

How is Vinylast™ better than regular paint? What if I have a non-galvanized surface for an exterior job?
Vinylast™ is high quality and does not Although we always recommend galvanizing for exterior
require a primer, it does not drip and it dries work, Vinylast™ still offers a superior finish and more durability
fast unlike most other paints. It also offers than most paints. A primer is not required but if preferred, we
better surface protection against rust. It recommend Fast Primer Zinc Phosphate. Apply 2 to 3 coats of
has excellent adhesion even to hot dipped Vinylast™ in order to achieve the required film thickness.
galvanized surfaces. And it gives a beautiful, Can I use Vinylast™ over Aluminum?
chip resistant satin sheen finish. Yes, Vinylast™ works very well over aluminum. However, you
Can I spray this paint? may need an etch primer or a T-wash primer, or you may need to
Yes, the paint can be used in any conventional sprayer. It can also abrade especially for very smooth surfaces.
be used with Electrostatic and airless sprayers. What kind of maintenance is required?
The paint is very thick. What thinner should I use? Vinylast™ is virtually a maintenance free finish which will last for
Although any industrial grade thinner will work, we recommend many years, especially when applied over a galvanized surface.
using Xylene. Up to 15% thinner may be added in a conventional You can repaint over Vinylast™ painted work after cleaning it.
sprayer. How does Vinylast™ compare to powder coating?
What is the coverage of Vinylast paint? Vinylast™ looks better on good quality decorative ironwork than
When thinned, a 5L container covers approximately 250 sq. ft. most powder finishes. Powder coating is also difficult to repair or
Do I need to apply a primer? touch up. It does not adhere well to galvanized products without
Vinylast does not need a primer in order to adhere to the steel. If surface preparation.
a primer is preferred, we recommend Fast Primer Zinc Phosphate.
Can I use Vinylast™ over galvanizing? For MSDS Sheets and detailed product information see:
Absolutely. Although a top quality paint for using directly www.archirondesign.com/vinylast
VOC Content: 585 grams per liter. Please check local VOC
onto mild steel, Vinylast™ was specially developed to adhere requirements before using this product.
to galvanized steelwork. Vinylast™ bonds extremely well to
galvanizing without the requirement of any kind of primer or PLEASE ASK FOR DATA SHEETS AND READ THESE BEFORE USING OUR PAINTS. NOTE: Coverage figures
provided are only approximate and we cannot be held responsible for any variation. Coverage figures
surface abrasion. depend on equipment, the operator, thickness applied and the design/type of the work being painted.

Patinas

Create Antique and Highlighted Finishes
Supplied in 375 ml tins.
A long lasting gold paint used for
highlighting railheads, rosettes and other
features. For steel and aluminum. Thin with
Xylene if necessary. 113/30 – 1 liter PAINT & PATINAS
FAST PRIMER ZINC PHOSPHATE 112/6 Gold 112/7 Copper 112/8 Silver
A high quality, general purpose, conventional anti-corrosive
primer containing zinc phosphate to help prevent rust.
Recommended application by spraying but small areas can be
brushed on. Coverage (approx.) 15 sq. meters per liter.
Item Number
Grey 2.5 liters 113/16 112/11 Pale Blue 112/10 Pale Green 112/9 Green
Grey 5 liters 113/17
Grey 20 liters 113/17-20L
Red Oxide 2.5 liters 113/19
Red Oxide 5 liters 113/20
Red Oxide 20 liters 113/20-20L
INDUSTRIAL THINNERS (XYLENE)
An all purpose thinner for use with Vinylast™, Fast Primer Zinc Gold Patina on a Our all time This classic finish
Phosphate, and Staygold. White 9010 base favorite is Smithy is Graphite 0003
Item Number
1 liter 113/23 coat always brings Black 0001, with Vinylast with Silver
5 liters 113/24 life to a fine piece Copper Patina. Patina highlights.
25 liters 113/25 of ironwork.
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