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Section 5 • Care & Maintenance
R
270 Vantage
If it is necessary to apply touch-up paint on areas
of the finish that have been scratched or damaged
the powder material supplier should be contacted
for their recommendation of the proper touch-up
material to use.
Single component Acrylic Enamel (spray enamel)
touch-up paint is commonly used for repair of minor
damage in the powder coated finish. In some cases
a two-component catalyzed paint system may be
Powder Coating Touch-Up
NOTICE
If painting over exposed or bare metal, a
chemical pretreatment process and/or primer
sealer is recommended.
Follow manufacturer’s recommendations.
NOTICE
The visual, mechanical, chemical as well as
corrosion protective and weather resistance
properties of repaired areas ARE NOT equal to
those of the original powder coating and are not
suitable for long term performance.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT APEX POWDER
COATING, INC CUSTOMER SERVICE AT 1-864-288-2739
NOTICE
It is highly recommended that you DO NOT
penetrate the powder coating on your boat
by securing equipment or other objects onto
the coated surface. If necessary, contact the
manufacturer for repair recommendations.
area to blend in the sanding. Continue the process
using successively finer grits until desired gloss level
is achieved. Wipe surface with damp cloth and let dry.
Heat Damage
Corian
®
has excellent heat resistant properties.
However, as with all countertop materials, it is
important to minimize direct exposure to intense heat.
We recommend the use of trivets or hot pads when
placing hot objects on the countertop.
Other Damage
In most cases Corian
®
can be repaired if accidentally
damaged. However, to prevent any permanent
damage to your countertop avoid exposing the
surface to strong chemicals, such as paint removers,
oven cleaners, nail polish remover, etc. If contact
occurs quickly flush the surface with water. Avoid
cutting directly on the countertop.
Refurbishing
Over time and use your countertop may acquire a
patina, changing the appearance of the finish. Using
a general countertop polish rub the entire surface in a
circular motion, rinse with clear water and wipe dry
required to achieve the desired repair. In all cases,
perform a color and adhesion test in an inconspicuous
area of the finish to assure compatibility before
applying the paint to the damaged area.
Touch-up Procedure
• CLEAN surface of dirt, oil, grease, etc.
• SAND LIGHTLY with 400 grit wet/dry
abrasive paper.
• REMOVE sanding dust with a lint-free cloth
dampened with mineral spirits.
• TEMPERATURE of surface and paint must
be at room temperature (between 70 to 90
degrees is ideal).
• APPLY paint to minor scratches by spraying
a small amount of paint into the container’s
cap. Using a small brush, carefully apply the
paint sparingly to the properly prepared
surface. DO NOT APPLY A HEAVY COAT
ALL AT ONCE. Apply several light coats
allowing the paint to dry until tacky between
each coat.
NOTICE
For the best results, use Orbit Industries
touch-up paint, RAL 9010 Pure White.
Orbit Industries: 1-800-448-3885
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