What should you do to paint and decorate artefacts made of different materials?

PROBLEM: what to do to paint and decorate artefacts made of different materials

What to do to paint and decorate artifacts made of different materials such as iron, galvanized iron, aluminum, copper, cast iron, steel, PVC? In decorating or restoring artifacts, there is sometimes a need for technical, aesthetic, or practical reasons to use a finishing product that is not suitable for the desired paint base due to its characteristics. Usually, a paint product is formulated for a specific support and often cannot be used on other supports (it may have insufficient adhesion, undesired reactions, inadequate elasticity, etc.). Thinking about this, a multi-purpose solvent-based primer called ZINCOLAC PRIMER has been developed to be used as a base on "difficult" supports. This can then be overpainted with the chosen product, achieving the desired finish.

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PHASE		INDICATIVE AMOUNT OF MATERIAL PER SQM
	NEW IRON

PHASE		INDICATIVE 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 the thickness to avoid wrinkling and abnormal drying. If it is necessary to achieve thicker coatings, apply an additional coat after the previous one has dried. Wait at least 12 hours between successive applications.	7-8 SQM/LAYER
	The most recommended finishes are enamels from the range. It's possible to choose between solvent-based alkyd enamels (S1), chlorovinyls (ZINCOLAC). If the application is indoors, it is also possible to apply high-quality washable paints or decorative coatings based on emulsion resins. In this second case, given the high number of solutions, company support is necessary to develop the optimal cycle.
2a	Apply S1 - GLOSSY/SATIN/MATTE professional solvent-based alkyd enamel, to be applied in two coats spaced 24 hours apart with a coverage of 12-14 sqm/l per coat corresponding to 40-50 microns dry.	12-14 SQM/LAYER
2b	Apply FERRONOTTE alkyd ferromicaceous primer-finish with solvent, containing anti-corrosive pigments to be applied in two coats, spaced 24 hours apart. For longer-lasting protection, it is recommended to apply a second coat spaced 24 hours apart. Due to its anti-corrosive characteristics, in low-exposure applications, it can be applied in two coats directly on iron.	8-10 SQM/LAYER

SOLUTION - Only for new galvanized iron and PVC products

CYCLE		INDICATIVE QUANTITY OF MATERIAL PER SQM
	Covering colored finish with solvent
1st	Apply ZINCOLAC single-component satin enamel, unsaponifiable with exceptional adhesion on various supports, resistant to industrial atmospheres, water, alkalis and acids, algae, and mold. Dilute with UNIVERSAL THINNER DL 600 5% max for brush and roller applications. Dilute with NUBISOLVE or UNIVERSAL THINNER by 5% for spray application.	8-10SQM/L PER COAT
	Covering colored finish with water
1st	Apply two coats of WATER-BASED ENAMEL - GLOSS/ SATIN for interior based on non-yellowing acrylic resins spaced by 8-12 hours.	12-14SQM/L PER COAT
	Antique mica finish
1c	Apply FERRONOTTE ZN, acrylic finishing primer based on micaceous iron oxide and zinc phosphate suitable for iron, cast iron, galvanized iron, aluminum, light alloys, PVC substrates to be applied in one or more coats with a yield of 8-10 sqm/liter and a dry thickness of 40 microns per coat.	8-10SQM/L PER COAT

What should you do to paint and decorate artefacts made of different materials?

PROBLEM: what to do to paint and decorate artefacts made of different materials

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SOLUTION - Only for new galvanized iron and PVC products

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