545-5900 Optiprime 275 White Pre-Cat Primer

Optiprime 275 White is recommended for use office and household furniture, kitchen cabinets, as well as many other interior wood applications.

Substrate should be sanded using 120, 150 or 180 grit stearated paper prior to coating. When re-coatings Optiprime 275 White must be sanded and the next coat applied within eight hours.  Optiprime 275 White may be topcoated with pre-catalyzed RAC topcoats such as Variset 275 131-17XX, or when catalyzed with Plasticolor 275 117-19XX.

Agitate material before use. Optiprime 275 White must be agitated thoroughly at all times to ensure product consistency.  Always mix Optiprime 275 White while adding hardener and reducers in the recommended mixing ratios.

This coating may be catalyzed to further enhance its durability.

Apply at 3 – 5 mils wet on sanded substrate. Further coats may be applied after complete drying followed by sanding with 280/320 grit stearated paper. The second and subsequent coats must be applied the same day as the previous coat is sanded.

Maximum film build of Optiprime 275 White should not exceed 3 mils dry. Maximum film build of total coating system must not exceed 4 mils dry. Contact with metal surfaces should be avoided.

Optiprime 275 White must not be polluted with oil, varnish or the like and must not be sanded with steel wool between coats.

Optiprime 275 White must not be used and dried at temperatures below 64°F or relative humidity above 65%. During the curing process, the coating must not be exposed to ammonia vapors.

Ammonia cleaners should not be used for cleaning the finish surfaces. This may accelerate discoloration. Please note that, as with any other pre-catalyzed product this material contains, and has the potential to emit, formaldehyde (CAS# 50-00-0). As per the US Department of Labor Standard 29 CFR 1910.1048 covering formaldehyde, section (d)(1)(i) states that "Each employer who has a workplace covered by this standard shall monitor employees to determine their exposure to formaldehyde." Please refer to the OSHA website at www.osha.gov for further information.