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Description
Moeller Zinc Phosphate Spray Primer provides a fast-drying, corrosion-resistant base coat ideal for marine and industrial applications. With a high zinc content, it chemically bonds to aluminum, steel, and iron, helping to prevent rust while improving topcoat adhesion. Suitable for use above or below the waterline on metal, wood, and fiberglass surfaces.
Moeller Zinc Phosphate Spray Primer Item # 875478
Description
Moeller Zinc Phosphate Spray Primer is a self-etching phosphate primer chemically bonds with aluminum and steel to form a corrosion-resistant base coat. It is designed for use on surfaces above the waterline, including bare metal, steel, iron, fiberglass, and wood. It is also formulated for steel and iron surfaces, especially welded joints, above or below the water line.
Features:
- Designed for the marine environment
- This corrosive barrier contains a high percentage (95%) of zinc, for maximum resistance against solvents & abrasions
- Suitable for use above or below waterline
- Above: For bare metal, steel, iron, wood, and fiberglass surfaces
- Below: For steel and iron surfaces, especially welded joints
- Dries quickly
- Improves bonding of color coat to surfaces
- Helps fight rust, along with, leveling nicks and hairline cracks
- Container: 12 oz spray can
- Components: 2
Part Numbers for Moeller Zinc Phosphate Spray Primer
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
teerjg from
Trolling Motor foot primer
Great product and easy to use. Staff was great. Thanks Defender.
Date published: 2024-06-05
Questions
Ok to use on bronze?
Moeller Zinc Phosphate Spray Primer is a self-etching phosphate primer chemically bonds with aluminum and steel to form a corrosion-resistant base coat. It is designed for use on surfaces above the waterline, including bare metal, steel, iron, fiberglass, and wood. It is also formulated for steel and iron surfaces, especially welded joints, above or below the water line.
I think "bare metal" is open to infer bronze.
Date published: 2024-04-09