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ALL SURFACES: Remove all dirt, grease, oil, salt, and chemical contaminants by washing the surface. Mold and mildew must be cleaned. Rinse thoroughly with fresh water and allow to fully dry. All surfaces must be dry at time of application.

PREVIOUSLY COATED: Previously coated surfaces must be sound and in good condition. Smooth, hard, or glossy finishes should be scarified by sanding to create a surface profile.

Modern Masters Metal Effects Oxidizing Iron Paint can be brushed, rolled, or spray applied onto any paintable, properly primed, interior or exterior surface, such as walls, ceilings, columns, trim, doors, furniture, and paintable wallcoverings. Always test the product in a small, inconspicuous area before beginning a project to see if the desired results are attained. We recommend preparing a sample board prior to beginning a project to check color and technique. The paint should be mixed thoroughly before using.

Do not apply in temperatures below 55°F/13°C or above 85°F/29°C.

BRUSHING: Use a high-quality brush suitable for use with water base paints.

ROLLING: To roll Metal Effects Oxidizing Iron Paint, use a high-quality, lint free roller and/or a natural sea sponge roller for added effect.

SPRAY: The Metal Effects Oxidizing Iron Paint can be spray applied using conventional air atomized spray or HVLP. Thin only as needed with clean, fresh water up to 12.5% by volume, one pint (16 fl. oz.) per gallon. Do not over thin as
this can affect the hide and final appearance. The actual amount of thinning will depend on the type of spray equipment being used. Be sure the air supply is clean and oil free.

Taping: Use high quality, low-tack tape when taping over surfaces that have been previously painted with Metallic Paint. When painting over taped-off areas be aware that Metallic Paints exhibit poor early adhesion properties and are elastomeric (they stretch) before curing. Consider cutting along the tape edge with a razor blade to avoid delaminating the fresh paint from the substrate.

STEP 1: Apply at least two coats of Metal Effects Primer to completely seal and block the surface. Some metal surfaces, such as bare aluminum, galvanized metal, or rusted or slag metals, will need a specialty primer from our recommended primer list, applied prior to the application of Metal Effects Primer. If this is the case, read the specific information for the recommended primer prior to beginning your project. Allow Metal Effects Primer to dry for 12 hours before
applying the Oxidizing Iron Paint.

STEP 2: Mix Metal Effects Oxidizing Iron Paint thoroughly before each application. Power or machine mixing is preferred when first mixing the product. Apply first coat of Metal Effects Oxidizing Iron Paint and allow to dry. Apply a second coat of Metal Effects Oxidizing Iron Paint in the same manner. Second coat must be completely dried before applying the Rust Activator, approximately 60-90 minutes.

STEP 3: Apply the Rust Activator with a brush, sea sponge or spray apply with a plastic pump sprayer. After 5 minutes, reapply the Rust Activator. If a deeper red rust effect is desired, apply a third application of Rust Activator in the same manner. As the activated surface dries (approx. 30-60 mins) a real rust finish will appear. Rust Activator should be applied within 24 hours of the Oxidizing Iron Paint to achieve full rust development. Temperature and humidity conditions
and activation technique can affect the oxidation process and dry time.

Note: Due to varying application techniques, temperature and humidity, each project will have unique variations in the final finish.

STEP 4: Protective Clear Coating – The rusted surface should be protected with Metal Effects Permacoat Xtreme. DO NOT USE OTHER SEALERS OR VARNISHES.
Permacoat Xtreme can be applied by brush, roller, or spray. Surface must be completely dry prior to top coating (minimum of 24 hours). First coat: Add equal parts of Permacoat Xtreme with water and stir well before applying. Second coat: Apply Permacoat Xtreme at full strength. Let surface dry for 1 hour before handling. Full cure time is 7 to 10 days.

Recoat time is approximately 30 minutes. Dry-to-touch time is approximately 1 hour. (Drying times were recorded at 70°F and 50%RH.)

Note: Lower temperature and/or higher humidity will lengthen the dry and cure times.

Clean brushes, rollers, tool, and equipment with soap and warm water immediately after use. Promptly wipe up spills and splatters with a damp cloth.