Beger SUPER GOLD A/L 123

Step 1 Surface preparation: New plaster – let the plaster dry completely for at least 1 month, with moisture content below 14%, then clean off all grease and dust. Old plaster – scrub off all loose and deteriorated old paint (do not use a wire brush) and wash the surface clean. If there is mould or moss, scrub it off first, then apply a generous coat of Beger MouldFree M-001 mould and moss remover without rinsing. After cleaning, apply 1 coat of Beger Pro Quick Primer B-1900 multi-purpose plaster primer. Wood – for old wood that has never been painted, or wood with a peeling, deteriorated paint film, sand back to the bare wood. For new wood, sand off excess wood fibers and clean the surface of dirt. To protect the wood from mould, termites, wood borers and other wood-boring insects, apply 1 coat of clear BegerDrite (water-based or oil-based). New and old metal – clean off all grease and dust. If the surface is glossy, sand it with fine No. 220-280 sandpaper to improve adhesion. If the metal is rusty, remove all the rust first

Step 2 Primer: Plaster: - Brush or spray 1 coat of A/P 1002 yellow water-based acrylic primer or A/P 1001 red water-based acrylic primer. Wood: - Brush or spray 1 coat of A/E 8855 yellow acrylic lacquer primer or A/E 8866 red acrylic lacquer primer. Steel / metal: - Brush or spray 1 coat of A/E 8855 yellow acrylic lacquer primer or A/E 8866 red acrylic lacquer primer

Step 3 Gold paint. For brushing: - Mix Beger gold lacquer A/L 123 with Beger Thinner M-77 or M-5588 at a ratio of 1:1 and apply 2-3 coats. - For extra gloss, finish with A/E 4400 gloss acrylic lacquer. For spraying: - Mix Beger gold lacquer A/L 123 with Beger Thinner M-77 or M-5588 at a ratio of 1:2 and spray 2-3 coats. - For extra gloss, finish with A/E 4400 gloss acrylic lacquer