Properties of Cromax Primer Plus White LE 2001
Primer Plus LE 2001 is VOC compliant (VOC content: 540 g/l). With a very high solids content, it offers excellent filling power and achieves the same film thickness with fewer coats. It can be sanded both dry and wet. This product is compatible with the ValueShade* system.
Preparation of Cromax LE2001 primer
The LE2001 primer must be mixed in the following proportions:
The LE2001 primer can be applied using various methods
Standard application with sanding:
- Metals (steel, galvanized steel, soft aluminium): to be overcoated with a 1K Wash Primer or an epoxy primer. For small areas, pre-treatment wipes are an alternative.
- Old paint or original paint.
- Original cataphoresis coating.
- Surfaces prepared with 2K polyester, with a fine sanding finish.
- Glass-fiberglass-reinforced polyester, free from release agents.
Standard with MS sanding:
Suitable substrates, after sanding and cleaning: bare metals (steel, galvanized steel, aluminium) protected by a 1K wash primer or an epoxy primer, or by pre-treatment wipes for small areas; old paintwork and original finishes; cataphoresis; finely sanded 2K polyester; fiberglass-reinforced polyester without release agents.
Standard without sanding:
Treated bare metals (1K wash primer or epoxy primer), old paintwork, cataphoresis, 2K polyester and fiberglass, all sanded and cleaned.
Substrates for application of LE2001
The LE2001 primer is suitable for:
- original finishes and old oven-cured repairs
- Cataphoretic coatings
- Sanded polyester putties, epoxy primers and Cromax reactive primers
- Bare metal must be coated with Wash Primer 1K or an epoxy primer before applying LE2001
It can be overcoated with any Cromax topcoat.
- Drying time: 2h30, 2–4h at 20°C / 20–30 mins at 60°C
- Sanding: P360–P500 dry or P800–P1000 wet
*The ValueShade system provides a simple solution to issues associated with modern transparent pigments. There are 7 ValueShade formulations corresponding to 7 different levels of intensity: from white to black, including various shades of grey. The chosen grey undercoat enhances the intensity of the transparent colour. The desired colour is achieved by applying two standard coats, the last of which does not need to be thick.