How to repaint aluminum, iron, cast iron radiators?

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PROBLEM: how to repaint aluminum, iron, cast iron radiators

In nearly all homes and public and private buildings, radiant elements are present. It is often difficult to identify the nature of the elements themselves or the subsequent paint coatings. It becomes crucial to use enamels that have good compatibility on different substrates and are easy to apply.

SOLUTION:

PHASE		APPROXIMATE QUANTITY OF MATERIAL PER SQM
1	Application of ZINCOLAC PRIMER dilute the product with DILUENTE UNIVERSALE DL600 for brush or roller applications. Do not exceed in thickness to prevent wrinkling and abnormal drying. If it is necessary to achieve thicker layers, perform an additional application after the previous one has dried. Wait at least 12 hours between subsequent applications.	7-8 SQM/L PER COAT
2a	Apply the first coat of FLOOR & TILES water-based satin enamel resin composed of acrylic resins, pigments and adhesion promoters. Then apply the second coat after 6-8 hours. DILUTION and MIXING. Add 5% water to the FLOOR & TILES product and do not shake. Immediately add the 40ml bottle of PROMOTORE DI ADESIONE for the 750cc package and 135ml for the 2.5 liter package. Mix well and apply a first coat.	12-14 SQM/L PER COAT
2b	Apply two coats of WATER-BASED ENAMEL - GLOSSY/SATIN for indoors based on non-yellowing acrylic resins spaced 8-12 hours apart.	12-14 SQM/L PER COAT
	If the substrate is free from rust, finishes can be applied without preparing the surface with zincolac primer.

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