International’s Primocon is the perfect primer if you want to minimise the time your boat spends out of water. Even at a low temperature of 5C, you can apply multiple coats of the primer in one day.
You can apply the primer with a brush, paint roller or airless spray, although it is only recommended that you use the airless spray if you are a professional. Once complete, your boat will have a matt finish. The primer can be used on a range of materials including steel, zinc, lead, aluminium, fibreglass and plywood.
We've written up a few frequently asked questions that are asked in store for a little extra guidance.
How can International Primocon be applied?
It can be applied with a brush or paint roller. You can also use an airless spray, but it is recommended that this is only done by professionals. One to five coats are recommended.
How long should I wait in-between coats when applying International Primocon Primer?
If applied at: 5C – 6 hours. 15C – 3 hours. 23C – 3 hours. 35C – 3 hours.
How long does Primocon take to become touch dry?
If applied at: 5C – 90 minutes. 15C – 60 minutes. 23C – 60 minutes. 35C – 60 minutes.
What is International Primocon primer's coverage?
Approximately 7.4 metres square per litre.
At what temperature can Primocon applied?
It is recommended that the primer is applied with the temperature between 5C and 35C.
What finish can I expect from International Primocon Primer?
Matt finish
