Krylon Industrial
Krylon Industrial K01316A07 Spray Primer Black Flat 13 oz
A 13 oz solvent-based alkyd enamel spray primer in black flat finish, dry to touch in 12 minutes
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- Fast surface coverage with 13 oz spray can
- Quick handling after 12 min dry time
- Tack-free in 1 hr for faster recoating
- Durable alkyd enamel resin resists wear
- Flat black finish reduces glare on parts
Industrial Spray Primer for Metal & Wood
Krylon Industrial K01316A07 is a solvent-based alkyd enamel primer in a 13 oz aerosol can. It delivers a black flat finish designed for metal, wood and other prepared surfaces. The product is new and intended for industrial or automotive touch-up and refinishing work.
Surface Preparation and Compatibility Checks
Ensure the substrate is clean, dry and free of rust, oil or loose paint before application. Verify that a solvent-based alkyd enamel is suitable for your specific material and topcoat system. The can contains chemicals listed under California Proposition 65 as known to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
Dry Times, Coverage and Ventilation
Tack-free dry time is 1 hour with a 12 minute initial dry period. Net weight is 12 oz. Apply in a well-ventilated area away from ignition sources due to the solvent base. Use appropriate respiratory protection during spraying.
Highlights
- Fast surface coverage with 13 oz spray can
- Quick handling after 12 min dry time
- Tack-free in 1 hr for faster recoating
- Durable alkyd enamel resin resists wear
- Flat black finish reduces glare on parts
Specifications
| Brand | KRYLON INDUSTRIAL |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
Does the 13 oz can include a spray nozzle or must one be purchased separately?
The can is a self-contained aerosol; the spray nozzle is built into the valve so no separate nozzle is required.
Should I choose the 13 oz size or a larger container for a typical automotive panel?
The 13 oz net weight covers roughly 12 square feet per coat, which is usually enough for a single panel or spot repair.
What does the 12 minute dry time mean when I am spraying a car door in a garage?
The surface becomes tack-free in about one hour and can be recoated after that; full cure takes longer depending on temperature and humidity.
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