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Stripcarena

Stripcarena

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Code: 7K6015

Stripcarena is a water-thinable antifouling remover formulated with non-toxic compounds. Stripcarena can remove the old antifouling from fibreglass without impairing the gelcoat.

SURFACE PREPARATION AND APPLICATION PROCEDURE 

Fibreglass coated with antifouling. The product is applied by brush, preferably at a high thickness depending however on the antifouling layer to be removed. Once applied let stand for 1-2 hours. Remove then by scraper or by using a water-cleaner equipment. In case of high thickness of antifouling to be removed it may be necessary to repeat the process. When the paint has been finally removed, rinse the surface very well with water using a synthetic or vegetal wirebrush.


Paint Type One component
Binder type A n-metil 2Pirrolidone
Specific gravity kg/lt (±0,05) 1.04
Viscosity Ford ø 8 at 20°C ±2 Thixotropic
Shelf life +23°C (±2) 30 months in unopened cans
Application Brush-Roller
Brush-Roller Ready for use
Curing time 1-3 hours
Application temperature Between +10 C and +40 C
Relevant humidity Less than 80%
Theoret. coverage m2/Lt 2-3 depending on thickness applied

Colors: VERDE CHIARO
Color code: 7K6015

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Before starting paint application please carefully read all the safety precautions indicated on the label of each can or in the product safety data sheet available on request. For further information please do not hesitate to contact our technical staff.



NOTES

The above information is given to the best of our current knowledge, however, because the conditions of use of our products are beyond our control, no warranty is given or to be implied in respect of such information. Our technical staff can be contacted to study customer's specific requirements involving our products in order to enable their most effective use. Dilution rates and drying times must be considered only indicative, mainly related to a temperature of 20 ° C (68°F) and may vary according to prevailing temperature, in presence of particular weather conditions or depending on application procedures.