This particular product is recommended for protecting the laminate below the waterline, especially for repairing laminate affected by osmosis. Epoxy HS primer is a thick-layer epoxy primer designed to repair hull bottom damage.
The product is non-solvent-based, which means it does not contain solvents that could react with substances present in laminate damaged by osmosis, for example. Osmosis repair is a specific process that requires not only the right primer but also proper preparation and repair conditions. The product cures in 24 hours at around 20ºC.
Capacity | Code | |
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set (primer + hardener) | 750 ml | 5075 |
primer | 4,5 l | 5149 |
hardener | 3 l | 300004211 |
During application with a roller/brush, to improve flow properties, it is permissible to use 0 to 5% of the dedicated thinner for Sea-Line® epoxy systems.
Type | GRP laminates, steel, aluminium |
Place | Above and below waterline |
Function | Filling Antiosmotic |
Application | brush, roll, spray gun |
Thinning | Not recommended 0 – 5 % |
Theoretical coverage For 1l | 6-7 m2 for 150 μm WFT/ 150 μm DFT |
Number of coats | 1 – 4 |
Pot life 20°C | 0,45 h |
Time between layers without sanding | 8 h – 72 h |
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Yes, you can mix Sea-Line polyurethane paints. The only difference are the pigments of polyurethane paints that determine the color of the paint. But remember to keep the right proportions of base, hardener and thinner.