Primer 7000 White

Osmo Primer is ideal for the first coat before mounting, e.g. directly in the workshop.
The Primer is designed for professional and particularly fast operation.
It is very drip resistant and extremely quick drying.
For high-quality long-lasting protection, a white or lighter finish with new Osmo Opaque Stain or Osmo Country House Paint

Areas of application;
Osmo Primer is particularly suitable for: any wood outside where a white
Painting wood before mounting is desired. ideal
for wooden facades, wooden trusses and purlins, roof overhangs, facades, balconies, fences, pergolas, garden houses, carports and other dimensionally stable and non-dimensionally stable components.

Ingredients:
Based on a polymer dispersion, titanium dioxide (white pigment), fillers, additives and preservatives (MIT/BIT). Solvent: water. EU limit for
the product (cat. 1.d): 130 g/l VOC (2010). This one
Product contains a maximum of 90 g/l VOC. A detailed
We will be happy to send you a complete declaration on request.
Physical Characteristics:
Specific weight:
Viscosity: thixotropic
Odor: weak/mild, odorless when dry
Flash point: not required
pH: 8.0-9.0

Shelf life: 2 years and longer if kept sealed in original. Protect against frost and temperatures above 30°C!

Preparation;
The wooden surface must be clean, dry and frost-free
(paint temperature minimum +5°C, max. 18% wood moisture content). Remove old paint. For sanding work, generally wear a protective mask. 

It has extra protection against rot, graying and insect pests
desired, the raw wood is - if possible on all sides - with
pre-treat with Osmo Wood Impregnation WR.
let the further layer dry for 12 – 24 hours.
The coating result depends, among other things, on the nature of the wood. That is why a test coat is always necessary - especially on unfamiliar surfaces.

Process;
Osmo Primer is ready to use. Mix well.
Apply a thin layer to dry and clean wood and distribute evenly in the direction of the wood grain.

cleaning tools; With soap and water.

dry time;
Allow to dry for approx. 3-5 hours in a normal climate (23 °C/50% relative humidity) and with good ventilation.
At lower temperatures and/or higher humidity, the drying time is considerably longer.