U-POL Weld #2 - Weld Through Primers

U-Pol Weld #2 - Weld Through Primers are special types of products that have high adhesion and superior conductivity to help protect welding applications like SPOT, MIG, and TIG from corrosion. The two types of primers available have a high amount of zinc or copper respectively and are both fast-drying formulas that can speed up the welding process. These primers have high adhesion to metals for better protection from corrosion.

Key Features of the U-Pol Weld #2 - Weld Through Primers:

• High adhesion to metals and super conductivity
• Superior rust protection for SPOT, MIG, and TIG welding applications
• Dry film contains a very high concentration of either zinc or copper
• Fast-drying formula helps enhance the welding process
• Product will work on both zinc and copper, but mostly for copper

The WELD #2 COPPER has:

• Large amounts of pure copper
• Provides a long-lasting, semi-flexible metallic finish that adds to the corrosion protection

The WELD #2 ZINC has:

• Large amounts of pure zinc
• Provides a long-lasting, semi-flexible metallic finish that adds to the corrosion protection

Applying the WELD #2 COPPER or WELD #2 ZINC:

• Clean and degrease the surface thoroughly with a good quality spirit wipe or thinner
• Abrade the surface, wet or dry, with 280-320 abrasive, clean again, dry, and degrease
• Shake the can well for at least 2 minutes
• Apply 1-2 light coats, evenly, allowing 5-10 minutes between each coat
• Provide 10-20 minutes before your begin welding
• The primers should be flatted wet with 600-800 grit or dry with 400-600 grit abrasive
• Can be over-painted with most paint systems available in the market

Note: The time taken to dry may vary depending on the thickness of the film, humidity, and temperature.

This item can only ship by ground within the Continental US.
Next Day or 2nd Day, AK & HI, & International delivery not available.

WARNING: This product can expose you to Ethylbenzene a chemical known to the State of California to cause Cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.