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DTM 1400 Non-Sanding Primer

DTM 1400 Non-Sanding Primer

DTM 1400 Non-Sanding Primer is a direct to metal corrosion resistant modified epoxy primer. Precision's DTM 1400 can be applied to provide a smooth high grade surface for finish coating with PC3, PC4 or PC5. DTM primers are ultra-violet resistant so they can be used under metallic and iridescent finish coats that are translucent.

Surface Types

  • Mild Carbon Steel
  • Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel 
  • Galvanized Sheet Steel
  • Aluminum
  • Anodized Aluminum
  • Coatable Fiberglass Composites
  • Previously Coated Surfaces

See the full list and details on the Technical Data Sheet.

Coverage

RECOMMENDED DRY FILM THICKNESS 1.5 mils to 3.0 mils

THEORETICAL COVERAGE 406 – 203 sq ft at recommended DFT (no loss)

Finish

Available in White with a Flat finish

Top Coats

Pot Life

3 hours @ 70° F (21°C)

Dry Time

Tack Free: 1 Hours
Dry Time: 24 Hours
Recoat: May be recoated after 1 hour. Sanding or light abrasion may be necessary after 72 hours.

See Technical Data Sheet for full details.

What Comes In A Kit?

Part A: 3/4 Gallon

Part B: 1 Quart

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Data Sheets

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Additional Information

Surface Preparation

The degree of adhesion and level of performance of atmospheric coatings is dependent on the degree of surface preparation. 

A properly prepared surface for coating must be sound and cohesively strong, clean and free of loose particles and contaminants, dry and exhibit a surface anchor profile for adhesion of performance coatings.

See Technical Data Sheet for full instructions.

Application

Apply using 40-55 PSI at the gun for siphon and gravity feed spray guns, 10 PSI maximum for HVLP spray guns.

Recommended film thickness is
1.5 to 3.0 mils DFT.

See Technical Data Sheet for complete instructions.

Clean Up

Clean all spray equipment immediately after use. Acetone may be used to clean spray equipment.

See Technical Data sheet for full instructions.

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