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Krylon Industrial Coatings K00788485-16 78 New Cat Yellow High Gloss Alkyd Enamel Paint - 1 gal Pail
Item #: K00788485-16 by Krylon Industrial Coatings
UPC #: 075577024148
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Finish
High Gloss
Color
New Cat Yellow
Package Size
1 gal
Application Method
Immersion; Spray
Drying Time
10 min
Color Family
Yellow
Resin Material
Alkyd Enamel
Krylon Industrial Coatings 78 paint comes in new cat yellow, has a high gloss finish and is packaged 128 oz per inner, 4 packs per case. Uses alkyd enamel as the base. Can be used with aluminum, iron, steel.
Specifications:
Specification parameters description:
Material Compatibility:
Material compatibility describes the materials, or substrates, that paint can be applied to. Used on metal, glass, wood, and masonry materials, paint is used in a wide range of commercial and industrial environments to apply color and protect against a variety of conditions. Spraying is ideal for coating irregularly shaped parts, while rolling and brushing are effective for large, flat surfaces.
Specifications:
Series: 78
Material Compatibility:
- Aluminum
- Iron
- Steel
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs): 594 g/L
Specification parameters description:
Material Compatibility:
Material compatibility describes the materials, or substrates, that paint can be applied to. Used on metal, glass, wood, and masonry materials, paint is used in a wide range of commercial and industrial environments to apply color and protect against a variety of conditions. Spraying is ideal for coating irregularly shaped parts, while rolling and brushing are effective for large, flat surfaces.