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Using METALCAST to achieve an anodized look
Dupli-Color® METALCAST Anodized colors are formulated to work over properly prepared shiny bare metal, faux chrome-like surfaces or METALCAST Ground Coat to provide a high gloss anodized look. METALCAST colors are heat resistant up to 500º (intermittent). Oil and gas resistant. Ideal for valve covers, air cleaners, water pumps, calipers, and oil pans. Can be sprayed directly on properly cleaned and sanded bare metal.

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Step 1:
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Prepare surface: Remove rust, loose paint, dirt, grease and wax from bare metal surface. Wash with mild soap and water, rinse, and dry well.
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Step 2:
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Lightly sand surface with 400 grit sand paper or a Red Scotch Brite® Pad and remove sanding dust.
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Step 3:
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Mask off adjacent areas.
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Step 4:
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Use at room temperatures between 50º-85º and relative humidity is less than 50%. Shake can until mixing ball begins to rattle. Grasp top of can and swing in a circular motion for 2 minutes. Shake can for 10 seconds after each minute of use.
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METALCAST can be sprayed over properly prepared bare metal surfaces or the METALCAST Ground Coat. The anodized effect can only be achieved over properly prepared bare metal or METALCAST Ground Coat.
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Bare metal:
For maximum adhesion, apply CP199 Adhesion Promoter before applying METALCAST paint to surface. Apply light coats with can 8-12 inches from surface. Use an even sweeping motion holding can parallel to the surface. Allow 5 to 10 minutes dry time between each coat. Recoat METALCAST colors within 1 hour or after 5 days to prevent recoat lift.
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Painted/non-metal surface:
Apply METALCAST Ground Coat as directed. Let METALCAST Ground Coat dry 30 minutes before applying METALCAST Anodized color.
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Important:
For maximum adhesion, apply CP199 Adhesion Promoter before applying METALCAST paint to surface. If spray button becomes clogged, wipe clean with lacquer thinner. Do not stick pins or wire into can opening. After use invert can and spray until clear gas comes out.
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