Countertop in a Box BONDING PRIMER is a superior technology,
ultra-fast drying, water-based acrylic primer with exceptional
adhesion properties.

It is a single component product, easy to
use, with low odor and low VOC. It bonds to substrates that are
difficult to adhere to including laminate (Formica).

Countertop in a Box BONDING PRIMER is used as a bonding primer coat or a seal
coat prior to Applying Epoxy.

Other products will also adhere to the
BONDING PRIMER such as paints and lacquers.
The product is suitable for use on laminate, wood, metals, most
plastics, fiberglass, tile porcelain and glass.

The BONDING PRIMER formulation is also non-yellowing. This
product is available in clear, white and black. Black and white can
be mixed to result in any desired shade of grey. Can be used for
indoor and outdoor applications as a primer

Uses
Countertop in a Box BONDING PRIMER provides excellent results for
the following applications:
+ Marble-like or any metallic epoxy or countertops directly
on laminate
+ Sealer for wood crafting applications
+ Bonding film prior applying epoxy topcoat
+ Bonds to wood, metals, most plastics, fiberglass, laminate,
porcelain, glass, etc
Advantages
+ Excellent adhesion, even on the most difficult substrates
+ Can be top coated with MOST epoxy products
+ Low-VOC
+ Virtually odor free
+ Non-Yellowing
+ Easy application, one component
+ Best leveling in its product category
+ Excellent defoaming
+ Ideal primer for epoxy tabletop or countertop
resurfacing systems

Coverage- Aproximately 125 sq Ft per 28 oz. container @ 3 wet Mils

Shelf Life One year, in original unopened factory container under
normal storage conditions. Protect from freezing.
Avoid exposure below 10°C (. Do not use if product
temp. is below 15°C.

Substrat temp Min 15°C / 59°F, Max 30°C / 86°F

Cure Time 22°C / 72°F and 30% Rel. Hum.

Pot Life Unlimited

Working Time 20 min

Tack Free 1 h

Recoat Time 2 - 24 h

Surface Preparation
If the surface is a laminate, it should be abraded with a 60 or 80
grit sanding paper, then wipe off with water or alcohol (IPA). Allow
the surface to dry.
Surface should be clean, dry and free of grease, oil, paint,
curing agents or any contaminants that may inhibit proper
adhesion. Ensure the surface is free of contaminants, and the
pores are open to allow the product to penetrate. To open the
pores of a substrate it must be sanded prior installation. When
applying on non-conventional substrates, proper adhesion and
compatibility tests must be performed. Conduct adhesion tests if
there is a doubt about surface preparation.
Mixing
Mix thoroughly until a completely homogeneous mixture is
obtained, especially when black and white are blended to create
a gray shade. It is possible to add up to 15% of water to improve
ease of application. Note that adding water to a pigmented
version will decrease the opacity of the product.