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Harrison Blue / Grey

Harrison Blue / Grey
 
(4 reviews)  

SKU
HARRISONBG/0.5L
Weight
1.50 kgs
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A traditional ultra high quality synthetic coach and machinery enamel the correct shade for Harrison Grey machines such as the L5, L5A and 140 series of lathes as well as the popular Harrison milling machines, a lovely machinery grey colour with a slight hint of blue.

Is used in preference to normal commercially available enamels for decorative work of the highest standard.

Ideal for heavy duty vehicle finishing, tractors, stationary engines, narrow boats, workshop machinery and marine applications as well as for vehicle repair work and sign writing.

  • High build properties.
  • A long wet edge allows for the largest of fabrications to be brushed or sprayed without overspray or brush drag.
  • High solids content.
  • Brush or spray application.
  • Provides ultimate high gloss with good build and scratch filling properties.
  • Very good resistance to oils, fats, and cutting fluids, which makes it an ideal choice for all types of workshop machinery.
  • Excellent water resistance, flexibility and exterior durability.

Touch dry:- 2 Hours. Firm dry:- 6 Hours. Hard dry:- 12 Hours, @ 20ºC.
Thinners:- Fully synthetic PT8.
Over coating:- Within 30 minutes or after 16 hours.
Film thickness:- 100 microns WFT gives approximately 50 microns DFT.
Temp Resistance:- 170ºC.
Storage:- 12 months in original sealed containers.
Further information:- Data Sheet / MSDS

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Average customer rating:
 
(4 reviews)  



4 Most useful customer reviews (see all reviews):
Phil Bradley
Feb 13, 2024
This customer purchased the item at our site.
Great colour match and the paint is of great quality…a joy to work with
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david deakins
Aug 10, 2020
This customer purchased the item at our site.
first class service and product

Advantages: hard wearing

Disadvantages: none
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Peter Bambrough
Aug 8, 2020
This customer purchased the item at our site.
I used this to paint a set of 6 Dexion shelves used this colour as it looked a good match and can use any leftovers on my Harrison lathe, used less that half of the 500ml tin slightly thinned with the PT8 thinners and used a foam roller to apply, result was perfect they are old shelves but proved the paint is good. I will be buying more to use on my pre-war MG which I have started to restore so plenty of black required for the chassis and underside bits and pieces.

Advantages: Easy to apply covers well dries hard.

Disadvantages: none
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Rupert Farbridge
Jun 11, 2020
This customer purchased the item at our site.
Brilliant, have used this paint for years, most recently in restoring a 1961 Harrison 5a lathe.

Advantages: Easy application by brush or roller. I find it works best applied in cool conditions as it takes longer to dry and brush or roller marks disappear more effectively. Used in warm weather it starts to go off quite quickly which can be awkward if doing a large area, and you get some brush marks. Once dried it is very tough and resistant to scratching and wear. If used on aluminium you must first use an etch primer, on steel or cast iron you can paint straight into the bare metal and it covers very well. Have never needed more than two coats. Have never tried spraying it so can't comment on that.

Disadvantages: Can go off in a partially used tin. Make sure you turn the tin upside down once the lids on to get a good seal and keep air out. If it does thicken then the addition of some synthetic thinner soon sorts it out.
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