Seymour 16-899 Zinc Phosphate Primer Spray, Green, 12 oz Can

Seymour 16-899 Zinc Phosphate Primer Spray, Green, 12 oz Can

• Seymour 16-899 is a chromate free, self etching zinc phosphate primer spray for corrosion resistant base coats on aluminum and steel. It is green, fast drying, and suitable for industrial, marine, and aviation applications. This is a general purpose coating, not a replacement part for a specific SKU.
• Features:
  • Self etching, chromate free zinc phosphate chemistry bonds to aluminum and steel for a durable corrosion resistant base
  • Fast drying formula reaches tack free in about 10 minutes and can be topcoated in about 30 minutes to speed turnaround
  • Coverage up to 15 sq ft per can helps reduce material use on spot repair and small component work
  • Suitable for demanding environments including marine and seacoast exposure to support long term protection
  • General purpose industrial primer; not a replacement part for a specific tool or SKU
• Specifications:
  • Manufacturer: Seymour
  • Part Number: 16-899
  • Color: Green
  • Type: Zinc phosphate self etching aerosol primer, chromate free
  • Container Size: 12 oz can
  • Cure and Recoat: 10 minutes to touch; 30 minutes to topcoat; 48 hours to hard cure
  • Coverage: Up to 15 sq ft per can
  • System Compatibility or Application: Primer for aluminum and ferrous metals in industrial, marine, and aviation service; can be topcoated with single or two component coatings; not a replacement part
  • Quantity: 1 can
• The Zinc Phosphate Primer Spray can also be referred to as zinc phosphate primer, self etching metal primer, chromate free primer spray, green zinc primer, and Seymour 16-899.

Seymour manufactures professional aerosol coatings and primers for industrial, automotive, marine, and maintenance applications, with product lines that include high solids coatings, primers, and specialty finishes.

Q: What materials does 16-899 adhere to?
A: It is described to chemically bond with aluminum and steel and is suitable for other ferrous substrates when properly prepared.

Q: How soon can I topcoat this primer?
A: The manufacturer lists approximately 30 minutes to topcoat at room conditions, with 48 hours to hard cure.

Q: How much area will one can cover?
A: Coverage is up to about 15 sq ft per can, depending on substrate and application method.