Belton Vintage Paint

For decorative paintwork to achieve a vintage look on combination with sandpaper (recommended P180). For objects made of wood and metal. Can also be used on other surfaces e.g. plastic or glass. In the case of plastics, we recommend the use of the belton plastics primer; for glass, the belton universal primer.

Properties

Waterbased spraypaint

Great trendy vintage look

Individual design options

Fast drying and high coverage

Further treatment with sandpaper create the vintage look (recommended P180)

Suitable for indoor, partially outdoor use

Optimum and fast painting results

Special water-based dispersion

Dust-dry: after approx. 10 min.

Can be sanded: after approx. 20 min.

Dry-hard: after approx. 12 hours

Can be painted over with itself at any time

Application

Wood:

1. Roughen slighting (better adhesion)

2. belton special Vintage paint

3. Sand with sandpaper (recommended P180)

4. clearcoat (optional)

Metal:

1. Remove rust, sand/roughen

2. belton special vintage paint

3. Sand with sandpaper (recommended P180)

4. clearcoat (recommended)

Plastic:

1. belton plastic primer

2. belton special vintage paint

3. Sand with sandpaper (recommended P180)

4. clearcoat (recommended)

Old paint:

1. Sand old paint, check compatibility

2. belton universal primer

3. belton special vintage paint

4. Sand with sandpaper (recommended P180)

5. clearcoat (recommended)

Please check the plastic surfaces for compatibility. Prime all other surfaces such as stone, clay, ceramic, rattan/bast, card/paper with the belton universal primer. Do not spray onto surface coated with artificial resin because this might cause the paint to lift. The surfaces must be clean, dry and grease-free before they are painted.