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Self-Etching Primer, Gray/Green, 340 g, Aerosol Can

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Rust-Oleum 257736Click To Copy Self-Etching Primer, Gray/Green, 340 g, Aerosol Can

Item #: 257736 by Rust-Oleum Corporation

UPC #: 020066202934

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Features
  • Any angle spray with comfort tip
  • Etches and primes in one easy step
  • Stops rust formula
  • Use outdoors or in a well-ventilated area such as an open garage

Color

Gray/Green

Net Content

340 g

Vehicle Type

Short Oil Alkyd

Application Method

Sprayer

Drying Time

10 min

Interior/Exterior

Exterior

Flash Point

-96 deg C

VOC Content

529 g/L

Boiling Point

-37 to 1649 deg C

Pigment Type

Carbon Black Yellow Iron Oxide

Temperature Rating

10 to 32 deg C

Flammability Rating

4

Hazardous Marine

Hazardous transport required

Nomenclature

257736 AUTO SELF ETCHING PRIMR

Container Type

Aerosol Can

Product Overview
PRMR ETCHING SLF 340G GRY GRN
Specifications:

Compositions: Acetone Propane n-Butyl Acetate Hydrous Magnesium Silicate n-Butane Hydrotreated Light Distillate Nanoscale Titanium Dioxide Xylenes (o- m- p- isomers) Zinc Phosphate Ethylbenzene Carbon Black

Rust-Oleum self-etching primer prepares bare metal, aluminum and fiberglass surfaces to promote maximum adhesion and smoothness of the top coat. This product is formulated to stop rust and is an essential step to achieve a professionally finished look. Rust-Oleum self-etching primer features an advanced spray system that allows you to spray at any angle, even upside down for those hard to reach areas. A comfort spray tip with a wider finger pad reduces fatigue caused by continuous spraying.