Rust-Oleum Mathys Metal Cladding Primer is a water based primer specially designed for application on weathered metal cladding to provide a perfect base for Rust-Oleum Mathys Metal Cladding Topcoat, also suitable for bare or blasted steel, galvanized steel, zinc and aluminium.
Rust-Oleum Mathys Metal Cladding Primer
Rust-Oleum Mathys Metal Cladding Primer is a water dilutable coating specially designed for application on weathered metal cladding to provide a perfect base for Rust-Oleum Mathys Metal Cladding Topcoat and to protect from further oxidisation. The technology is based on a modified styrene acrylic copolymer and is specially designed for application on weathered metal cladding but can also be used on most other metal surfaces including bare or blasted steel, galvanized steel, zinc, aluminium.
Rust-Oleum Mathys Metal Cladding Primer provides corrosion protection under industrial exposure conditions, if followed by a coat of Rust-Oleum Mathys Metal Cladding Topcoat. Rust-Oleum Mathys Metal Cladding Primer is recoatable in just 1 hour with Rust-Oleum Mathys Metal Cladding Topcoat which is available in a wide variety of colours to meet the requirements of your project.
Features & Benefits
Technical Data
Drying Times At 20°C/RH 50%
Surface Preparation
Remove grease, oil and all other surface contaminations by alkaline or high pressure (steam) cleaning in combination with appropriate detergents. For optimum results remove rust, rust scale, mill scale and deteriorated coatings by abrasive blasting to Sa 2½ (ISO 8501-1: 1988), blast profile max. 50 µm. If blasting is not possible remove loose rust and loose coatings by scraping and/or wire brushing to St 3 (ISO 8501-1: 1988). Zinc or aluminium corrosion products can be removed with Surfa-Etch 108 Etching Solution followed by rinsing with plenty of fresh water, or by brush-off blasting. Remove deteriorated coatings by scraping and wire brushing. Sand intact coatings to roughen the surface slightly. The surface must be clean and may be slightly damp during applicatio
Reasons to Paint Cladding;
Over the last 40 years cladding has become the material of choice for many commercial buildings. While the durability of the latest generation of cladding has improved, sooner or later you will face the choice to reclad or refinish your building.
Guarantees, Warranties and Life Expectancies for Large Cladding Projects
Painting cladding is much more cost effective and less disruptive to the building than replacement. Using our products, it is possible for any competent person to protect and rejuvenate their weathered cladding, improving its life expectancy.
However, often larger cladding projects require some form of ‘guarantee’ for the client and/or building owner to provide peace of mind that the coating system applied to the cladding will last for an agreed period of time.
We offer systems that can be used year round to provide up to 15 years protection when applied by an approved contractor to Plastisol HP200, HPS200, PVF2, Powder Coating, Galvanised Steel and more. More than 15 million squares metres have been protected with our systems that are available in virtually any colour including metallic shades protecting against atmospheric, chemical and mechanical deterioration.
We will visit your site and carry out a full inspection, write a tailored specification to meet your requirements and offer an approved contractor for the application. We will never offer a contractor that we have not trained and approved, all our contractors have successfully completed specific product training on the systems they apply and are monitored regularly to ensure the highest standard of quality is achieved.
By using one of our nationwide approved contractors for our products you enable yourself to take advantage of our guarantees, life expectancies and warranties. This means if we say our system is going to last a certain amount of time, or perform in a certain way and it doesn’t, you’re covered.
If you’re a contractor and would like to become an approved installer of our systems please contact us on 0113 245 5450.
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Rust-Oleum Mathys Metal Cladding Primer is only available with the shipping and delivery timescales listed below - please do not contact our Customer Support Team with enquiries about alternative or earlier shipping and delivery times.
Saturdays and Sundays, as well as Bank Holidays, are not classed as working days.
Orders placed after the cut-off for this product will not be processed for earliest dispatch until 9am the next working day.
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