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Ruston/Proctor & Co/Ruston-Hornsby Post 1918 Bronze Green

Ruston/Proctor & Co/Ruston-Hornsby Post 1918 Bronze Green
 
(1 reviews)  

SKU
RHBG/0.5L
Weight
1.50 kgs
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A traditional ultra high quality synthetic coach and machinery enamel. 

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:
 
(1 reviews)  



1 Most useful customer reviews (see all reviews):
Alan Topliss
Mar 6, 2020
This customer purchased the item at our site.
The paint was (I feel) required to give the engine a well deserved `a bit of a lift` as for years `she` has remained, dirty, drab and neglected.
So, the only parts to be so treated are `her` cross-head castings, Eccentric straps and the cross cylinder oil reservoir set at the rear of this engine. The engine being a twin cylinder (dual) vertical steam engine of unknown lineage, however the vertical mainframe casting states this was a Ruston - Procter product, possibly of pre 1918 origin.

Advantages: I liked both applying the primer and top coat via brush, it applied easily and I always apply a thinned 60/40 primer first coat.
When applying the top coat one can (well I can) `feel` when one dragging the paint and not applying it.
Good paint and know doubt I will if requiring any further colours contact Paragon Enamel paint.

Disadvantages: The only disadvantage and I am yet to reach get there is when the tin is empty and all one requires are a couple more brushfuls !!!
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