Description
Which thinner should I use with Permalac?
Permalac is a fast drying lacquer. This characteristic can cause condensation blush, webbing, or orange peel. In order to avoid those outcomes it is recommend that you thin Permalac when spraying, or when applying during hot weather. It's also recommended that you thin Permalac when applying over certain porous metal substrates to ensure penetration.
Deciding which Peacock thinner to use with Permalac is largely dependent on ambient conditions and application methods. When thinned correctly, Permalac should set dry to the touch in 5 to 10 minutes. This gives the coating enough time to flow smooth, while still promoting a fast turnaround time.
Recommendations for thinning Permalac
No.281 Standard Cold/Hot Thinner
Use when the ambient temperature is 50 deg to 65 deg F. Thin Permalac 20% when spraying. No thinner will be needed for brushing.
No.69 Warm Weather Thinner
Use when the ambient temperature is 66 deg to 85 deg F. Thin Permalac 20% when spraying. If the Permalac is drying too quickly, and you notice blush or any other adverse effects you can increase this to 30%. When brushing thin 10%.
No.500 Retarding Thinner
This will make the Permalac take around an hour to set up. Use between 5% and 10%.
Additional shipping/handling charges may apply on hazardous material shipments.
Permalac is a fast drying lacquer. This characteristic can cause condensation blush, webbing, or orange peel. In order to avoid those outcomes it is recommend that you thin Permalac when spraying, or when applying during hot weather. It's also recommended that you thin Permalac when applying over certain porous metal substrates to ensure penetration.
Deciding which Peacock thinner to use with Permalac is largely dependent on ambient conditions and application methods. When thinned correctly, Permalac should set dry to the touch in 5 to 10 minutes. This gives the coating enough time to flow smooth, while still promoting a fast turnaround time.
Recommendations for thinning Permalac
No.281 Standard Cold/Hot Thinner
Use when the ambient temperature is 50 deg to 65 deg F. Thin Permalac 20% when spraying. No thinner will be needed for brushing.
No.69 Warm Weather Thinner
Use when the ambient temperature is 66 deg to 85 deg F. Thin Permalac 20% when spraying. If the Permalac is drying too quickly, and you notice blush or any other adverse effects you can increase this to 30%. When brushing thin 10%.
No.500 Retarding Thinner
This will make the Permalac take around an hour to set up. Use between 5% and 10%.
Additional shipping/handling charges may apply on hazardous material shipments.
Properties
Hazmat
PRODUCT ADVISORY: KEEP FROM FREEZING.
May require heated service subject to weather conditions. Additional shipping charges will apply. In such event customer will be notified.
Documentation
UV Resistance Testing Permalac
Permalac Methods of Application Guide
Deciding on a Permalac Thinner
Adhesion Wood Metal Test Permalac
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