Blackfriar Quick Drying Radiator Paint is a non-yellowing, quick drying radiator paint suitable for use on oil or water filled radiators, pipework and storage heaters. Heat resistant to 150°C. It is durable and easy to apply.
Blackfriar Quick Drying Radiator Paint is specially formulated for interior use on radiators, pipework and storage heaters. Blackfriar Quick Drying Radiator Paint can withstand temperatures of up to 150°C/300°F. Hard wearing brilliant white finish does not yellow with age.
Preparation
Ensure surface to be coated is clean, dry, sound and free from wax, grease or any other contamination. Previously painted surfaces in sound condition should be finely abraded and degreased prior to direct application of Blackfriar Quick Drying Radiator Paint. Remove any rust and abrade back to a clean bright surface before priming with Blackfriar Multi-Surface Primer.
Stir thoroughly prior to use with a broad stirrer. The product may be applied by brush, roller or spray. If brushing, use a good quality soft brush, apply with light strokes finishing off in one direction. Leave to dry for one hour then turn the radiator on for one hour. Allow to cool then apply another coat if required following the same procedure.
If spraying, the product may be thinned up to 10% with water if needed.
Thinning
Maximum 10% water.
Limitations
Do not use under cold (less than 10°C), damp or humid conditions. Do not apply to warm or hot surfaces. Protect from water or steam for 2-3 days after application. Avoid using harsh cleaning agents on the finish.
Drying Time
Touch dry in 1 hour. Heat radiator between coats.
Clean Up
Remove as much product as possible from application equipment before washing with water. Do not empty into drains or water courses. Some local authorities have special facilities for the disposal of waste coatings.
Storage
Store in a dry, safe place. Do not store in environments where extreme temperatures may occur. Keep within 5-30°C. Do not store in direct sunlight.
Features
Heat-resistant to 150ºC/300ºF
Tough and durable
Non-yellowing
Interior use
Note: Apply to a cold radiator, leave to dry for 1 hour then heat radiator to full heat for 1 hour and allow to cool prior to applying the second coat
Please contact Rawlins Paints' Technical Support Team on 0113 2455450for more information.
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Hi, I'm looking for a heat resistant white or light cream colour paint for the front panel of a Dimplex Storage Heater. Could you please recommend what paint of your products is the right one for that job? I can see the quick drying, on tech specifications mention temp up to 150ºC. Can be used for the storage job? Also I had contact Dimplex but they do not offer any solution. Thanks.
Answer:
Blackfriar Quick Drying Radiator Paint will take a temperature up to 150°C but as we don’t know what actual surface temperature a night storage type heater will get up to we can’t say for sure if the paint will be OK on any particular storage heater, it could depend on the model, type etc. You will need to check with Dimplex to find out what the surface temperature of their particular heater will get to during use. (As they are the manufacturer they must know what temperature the surface of the heater gets up to during use). If it is below 150°C then the paint can be used.
Abi on 2018-04-28 23:34:27
Question:
Hi, would this be suitable for a duplex night storage heater?
Answer:
Electric storage heaters get much hotter than conventional water filled radiators. Blackfriar Quick Drying Radiator Paint is designed for temperatures up to 150°C, you could check with Dimplex to see if they can advise on what the surface temperature of your particular heater will get to during use. If it is below 150°C then this product can be used.
Blackfriar Multi-Surface Primer has been specially formulated to prime multiple surfaces prior to further painting. It’s ideal for hard and soft woods, chipboard, plywood, GRP, MDF, exterior UPVC, ceramic tiles, iron, steel, galvanised and non-ferrous metals (aluminium, brass, chrome, copper) and old plaster.
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Francisco on 2018-10-24 10:04:30