Anti Rust PU Enamel

Jewell Anti-Rust PU Enamel is a quick-drying, non-yellowing, super-gloss, lead- and chrome-free anti-corrosive PU enamel for metal, wood and masonry surfaces.

The product is manufactured with suitable polyurethane resin, fine pigments and selected additives to provide strength, durability and an everlasting finish.

It forms a tough, highly washable film with mirror-like gloss, helping common household stains wipe off more easily while providing durable performance on suitably prepared interior and exterior surfaces.

Jewell Anti-Rust PU Enamel is positioned as:

A premium solvent-thinnable PU enamel for metal, wood and masonry

An anti-corrosive enamel designed to protect metal surfaces

A high-gloss coating with a non-yellowing finish

A quick-drying enamel for interior and exterior applications

A washable and durable decorative topcoat

A coating with strong hiding and clarity

Non-Yellowing

Quick Drying

Brighter Finish

Anti-Fungal

Easy to Clean

Super High Gloss

Outstanding Hiding

Interior and Exterior Durable

Lasts Longer Than Ordinary Enamel

Rust Guard

Anti-Corrosive PU Enamel

Longer-lasting performance than ordinary enamel

Interior and exterior durability

Outstanding hiding

Excellent gloss

Faster drying time

Better clarity

Non-yellowing performance

Anti-fungal property

Highly washable coating film

Anti-corrosive protection

Anti-Corrosive Protection, Super High Gloss, Outstanding Hiding, Non-Yellowing, Quick Drying, Anti-Fungal, Easy to Clean, Interior and Exterior Durable

Jewell Anti-Rust PU Enamel is a solvent-thinnable, anti-corrosive polyurethane enamel developed for metal, wood and masonry surfaces in interior and exterior applications.

It combines non-yellowing performance, quick drying, super-high gloss, outstanding hiding, anti-fungal properties and washability with corrosion protection and long-lasting durability.

The supplied product information specifies surface preparation using Emery Paper 150, suitable primer selection for wood/walls and mild steel, filler treatment where required, re-priming after repairs, and two topcoats thinned with approximately 250-400 ml Mineral Turpentine Oil per litre of enamel.

It has a surface-dry time of 3-4 hours, a 6-8 hour recoat interval, hard dry in 7 days, and coverage of approximately 185-225 sq. ft. per litre per coat on a well-prepared surface.

1. Sand the surface with Emery Paper 150 to remove loose particles, paint, dust, grease and cracked or flaked paint.

2. Wipe the surface clean after sanding.

3. For wooden and wall surfaces, apply Jewell White Primer.

4. For mild steel surfaces, use Jewell Red Oxide Primer.

5. Allow the primer to dry for approximately 6-8 hours before further treatment.

1. Smooth the surface by filling dents with thin coats of suitable filler or putty.

2. For wall and wooden surfaces, use Jewell Acrylic Wall Putty.

3. For metal surfaces, use Jewell Knifing Paste Filler.

4. Allow the filler to dry for 6-8 hours.

5. Sand with Emery Paper 150 and wipe clean.

1. Apply another coat of the relevant primer where filler has been used.

2. Allow the primer coat to dry for 6-8 hours.

3. Sand with Emery Paper 320 and wipe the surface clean.

Shake well before use.

Strain the material through a fine sieve before application.

Keep the container tightly closed to prevent drying.

For shades made from base paint, avoid unnecessary dilution where colour depth needs to be maintained.

1. Thin 1 litre of Jewell Anti-Rust PU Enamel with approximately 250-400 ml of Mineral Turpentine Oil.

2. Mix thoroughly to obtain a uniform application consistency.

3. Apply the first topcoat by brush, roller or spray over the properly prepared and primed surface.

4. Allow an interval of approximately 6-8 hours.

5. Apply the second coat uniformly.

6. Maintain proper film build and avoid over-dilution.

Drying time may vary depending on film thickness, ventilation, temperature, humidity and surface condition.

Mild steel surfaces

Wooden surfaces

Masonry surfaces

Interior applications

Exterior applications

Doors, windows and other suitably prepared surfaces

Surface moisture content should be below 12%.

Surface pH should be between 7 and 9.

The substrate should be dry, sound and properly prepared before coating.

Loose paint, rust, grease, dirt and cracked or flaked material should be removed before application.

The coverage is approximately 185-225 sq. ft. per litre per coat on a well-prepared surface.

Actual coverage may vary depending on substrate porosity, surface condition, application method and dilution.

Available in White, Colours and Bases.

For shades made from base paint, avoid excessive dilution to maintain proper colour depth.

Mix thoroughly before use to achieve consistent colour and finish.

Do not apply on surfaces with moisture content above 12%.

Do not apply where surface pH is outside the stated 7-9 range.

Do not over-dilute.

Do not apply over rust, grease, loose paint or poorly prepared surfaces.

Do not use the coating before primer or filler coats have dried sufficiently.

Flammable material.

Keep the container tightly closed.

Keep out of reach of children.

Keep away from foodstuff.

Protect from freezing.

Avoid contact with eyes.

If eye contact occurs, wash immediately with water and seek medical advice.

Refer to the Material Safety Data Sheet for additional health and safety information.

Use Mineral Turpentine Oil / suitable solvent thinner for thinning and cleaning as specified.

Keep containers closed when not in use.

Store and handle away from ignition sources due to flammability.

Lead and chrome-free positioning

Lead content does not exceed 90 parts per million

For interior and exterior use

50 ml

100 ml

200 ml

500 ml

1 Litre

4 Litres

10 Litres

20 Litres