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![]() Just curious to what prep and product is reccomended, it's a new Morton building all the paint is intact they just want a brighter color? Also bare metal on the roof thinking either a sw uniflex coating or a dtm primer and a coat of duration?
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![]() If it has a factory finish I would be very careful. I have seen finishes fail. Even with XIM primer. In fact I drive by one that they change the metal roof color and is peeling badly.
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![]() Yes it is a factory finish.
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![]() The problem is the factory finish has a Teflon coating on it. Try to find a bonding primer that is recommended for this product.
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![]() Acrylic Waterborne Bonding Primer
Single component Corrosion resistant Promotes adhesion Acceptable for use in high performance architectural applications Suitable for USDA inspected facilities |
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![]() One coat of SW Bond-Plex or DTM Bonding Primer on the prefinished metal, then topcoat with DTM (okay), Sher-Cryl (better), or Acrolon 100 WB (best). I wouldn't use Duration on metal buildings, especially the roof, when there are coatings designed specifically for metal for comparable or cheaper prices.
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This is just a cross-fill of SW DTM Bonding Primer. The PDS and MSDS are identical, and P&L is SW-owned. |
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![]() I have used the above mentioned primer followed by a couple coats of PPG Pitt tech DTM with good results. SW has the same products that should work fine.
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![]() I'm going to be doing a metal bldg. re-paint in about 10 days . It is probably 30 years old and I'm adding emulsa-bond to Resiliance. I would use DTM but the temperature gradient is not in my favor.
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![]() We just opened a brand new PPG Paints store in Texarkana. It was an existing factory baked enamel metal siding building. We could've used anything in the PPG offering. We went with Pitt Tech bonding primer/finish and two coats Pitt Tech DTM satin.
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