Duralux Camouflage Paint, Quart

Camouflage paint for protecting and camouflaging hunting boats, oars, blinds, and decoys. May be used on metal, wood, and fiberglass. Using the colors in combination will give an excellent camouflaged surface, and durability for a long lasting effect.

Camouflage Paint Colors:
Dead Grass Green Pirouge Green Duck Boat Drab

Product Details

Manufacturer:	Duralux Marine Paints
Product SKU:	DUR-CamoQT

	PRODUCT DATA: Sheen: Flat *Package Viscosity @ 77 F: 75-82 Kreb Units Weight per Gallon (U.S.): 10.05 % Solids by Weight: 65% % Solids by Volume: 46% Recommended Dry Film Thickness: 1.25-1.5 Mils Method of Application: Brush, Roller or Spray Application Viscosity @ 77* F: 77 Kreb Units Theoretical Spreading Rate @ 1Mil DFT: 400-500 square feet per Gallon VOC: Maximum 3.8 # per Gallon Dry Time: To touch - 4 hours, Recoat-12-16 hours Minimum Thinner/Cleaner: M650 Paint Thinner Reduction Ratio: None required, but if spraying use no more than 10% DIRECTIONS FOR USE: SURFACE PREPARATION: The surface must be dry and free of grease, wax, dirt, or other foreign matter. Scrape off all loose paint and dull any gloss area with a light sanding or power brushing. Remove all dust with a cloth dampened with paint thinner and allow to dry. APPLICATION: Unpainted Surfaces: Wood - Prime with Duralux Yacht Primer M741, apply two coats of Duralux Camouflage Paint. Steel: On clean, rust free steel, apply two coats of Duralux Zinc Chromate M739 apply two coats of Camouflage Paint. Aluminum: Pretreat with suitable wash primer. Apply one coat of Duralux Zinc Chromate M739, Top with two full coats of Duralux Camo Paint. Fiberglass: Wipe down with Acetone prior to sanding and after sanding. Top with two full coats of Duralux Camouflage Paint. Painted Surfaces: Wood - Sand thoroughly, spot prime bare areas with M741 Duralux Yacht Primer. Then apply two full coats of Duralux. Camouflage Paint. Steel: Clean all bare areas to bright steel. Touch up with two coats of Duralux Zinc Chromate Primer M739. Top with two full coats of Duralux Camo Paint. Aluminum: Touch up all bare areas with Duralux Zinc Chromate Primer M739, Top with two full coats of Duralux Camouflage Paint. Fiberglass: Wipe down with Acetone prior to sanding and after sanding. Top with two full coats of Camouflage Paint. THINNING: Duralux is made for use as it comes from the can. If thinning is desired, Use no more than one-half pint of paint thinner M650 per gallon. For spraying, use one-half pint to one pint per gallon. COVERAGE: On properly prepared surfaces, expect to cover from 400-500 square feet per. gallon. DRYING TIME: Four hours, hut slightly longer on damp or cold days. Allow 12-16 hours for thorough hardening before repainting. CLEAN UP:** Clean equipment with paint thinner.

Camouflage Painting Techniques

Once the base coat of duralux camouflage paint dries you can begin to paint a camouflage pattern. Use large leaves, sticks and other shrubbery that you can hold against the surface. Use can use camouflage spray paint to paint around the edges of the objects. Make sure the paint extends three or four inches or more away from the edge of the object. Use several different plants or objects to get the pattern you are looking for. You can make a repeating pattern or paint in a random order over the entire surface to obtain the desired camouflage paint effect.

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