Glossy water-based high adhesion enamel. Very easy application on any kind of surface. Elastic. Suitable for any kind and shape of materials. Once applied, it makes a  film which protects the coated items from moist and external agents. Good obliteration. Good resistance to mar and washes. It contains anti-mould preservative.

It adheres to wood, cork, zinc, primed steel, copper, tin, fibro-cement, brick, stone, concrete, plaster, roughcast, porous tile, expanded polystyrene, hard PVC, methacrylate, synthetic and cotton fibre,  canvas fabric, etc. In view of the wide variety of possible surfaces, a previous test is recommended.

DRYING:1 - 2 hours
APPLICATION METHODS: Brush, roller and spray-gun
PRESENTATION:4 l, 750 ml and 375 ml
FINISH:Gloss

Recoat time at 23ºC 60% HR:  6 - 12 hours
Fields of Application: Brush, roller and spray-gun
Thinner: Water

GENERAL REMARKS:
Thoroughly stir the contents in the pack.
The surfaces to be painted have to be clean, dry and suitably primed.
Remove all existing rests of dirt, grease, poorly adhered rust and previous coatings by using thinner or paint stripper, depending on requirements.

BARE SURFACES:
Wood: Sand following the wood grain, thoroughly clean the surface, remove all resins or resin secretion and smooth up sharp edges. Apply a base coat of TITANXYL Water-Based Lasur Undercoat or TITAN Sealing Primer depending on requirements.

Iron: TITAN Water Based Multi Purpose Primer. For outdoor surfaces, at least two coats of primer will be needed. For indoor
surfaces, one coat will be enough.

Porous tile, hard PVC, expanded polystyrene, methacrylate, copper, tin and cork: Directly apply one or two coats of UNILAK Gloss Enamel.

In all cases for:
Indoor surfaces: Finish with 1 or 2 full coats of UNILAK Gloss Enamel. Avoid excess brushing or rolling.
Outdoor surfaces: Finish with 2 or 3 coats of UNILAK Gloss Enamel. Avoid excess brushing or rolling.
MAINTENANCE OF PREVIOUSLY COATED SURFACES IN GOOD CONDITION:
Wash, lightly sand and directly apply 1 or 2 coats of UNILAK Gloss Enamel.
MAINTENANCE OF PREVIOUSLY COATED SURFACES IN POOR CONDITION:
Completely remove all previous coats and proceed as for bare surfaces.