16-Oz Type CG™ Aerosol (net wt 13 oz)
MFR #:CG-13
GCG #:CG-13
UPC #:02786803900
MFR #:CG-13
GCG #:CG-13
UPC #:02786803900
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Polywater® Type CG™ is an industrial aerosol coating for metal protection and repair. When sprayed on metal it forms a zinc-rich coating that prevents rust and inhibits corrosion through sacrificial galvanic action. It is ideal as a primer or for touch-up and can be used on pole line hardware, conduits, trailers, threads, cut steel apparatus, fasteners, brackets, panels, cabinets, and welds.
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Polywater® Type CG™ is an industrial aerosol coating for metal protection and repair. When sprayed on metal it forms a zinc-rich coating that prevents rust and inhibits corrosion through sacrificial galvanic action. It is ideal as a primer or for touch-up and can be used on pole line hardware, conduits, trailers, threads, cut steel apparatus, fasteners, brackets, panels, cabinets, and welds.
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General Information
ManufacturerAmerican Polywater
Quantity per Case12
Design & Construction
TypeCold Galvanizing Spray
Physical Properties
Length11
Weight13
Width9
Features
- Mil Specifications & Certifications: P-26915A: Type 1 Class A primer for Steel (USAF); DOD-21035A: Zinc Rich Galvanize Repair; P-46105: Weld through Zinc Rich Primer; Salt Fog: Pass 1,000 Hours (ASTM B117); Humidity: Pass 500 Hours (ASTM D2247).
- Temperature Resistance: 121°C (250°F)—Sustained, 149°C (300°F)—Intermittent.
- Surface Preparation: New Steel: Surface must be dry and free of contamination. Remove all weld splatter and grind all rough welds to a smooth contour. Blast clean per SSPC SP 6-63 to a maximum profile of 1.5 mils (.038mm). Previously Painted Surfaces: Must be free of oil, grease, and other contamination. For best results, spot blast exposed areas to be coated. Power tool brushing may be used for minor touch-up.
- Usage Instructions: Surface should be dry, 3°C (37°F) above the dew point, with air temperatures greater than 10°C (50°F). Surface must be free of rust bloom. Shake can vigorously until agitator frees. Spray using light, even strokes about ½ meter (18 inches) from surface. Several thin coats are recommended. Allow 15 minutes drying time between coats. Final coat should dry thoroughly (up to 24 hours). To avoid clogging nozzle, invert can and spray until only air escapes.