Beger Industrial Lacquer / Beger Lacquer Primer Surface

Step 1 Surface preparation: Wood – new surfaces: sand and wipe the surface so it is free of dust and grease. Old surfaces: scuff the old paint film with sandpaper to improve adhesion (if the old paint has badly deteriorated, sand or strip it off completely) and wipe the surface clean. Fill cracks and splinters with Beger Wood Filler, sand smooth and wipe the surface clean. Steel – new surfaces: sand and wipe the surface so it is free of dust, rust and grease. Old surfaces: scuff the old paint film with sandpaper to improve adhesion (if the old paint has badly deteriorated, sand or strip it off completely) and wipe the surface clean

Step 2 Primer: Wood: spray or brush 1-2 coats of Beger extra-fast-drying automotive spray primer (white or grey). (If the wood has resin, wipe the resin clean with Krathing Thinner AAA and apply 1 coat of Beger Polyurethane B-5000 or Beger Wood Sealer B-2000 resin-blocking primer, and let it dry for at least 24 hours to block the resin before applying Beger extra-fast-drying spray primer.) Steel: spray or brush 1-2 coats of Beger extra-fast-drying automotive spray primer (white or grey). (For glossy metal, alloys, galvanized metal or similar materials, apply 1 coat of BegerShield Wash Primer anti-rust primer or Krathing RustTech 2 in 1 anti-rust primer and topcoat in one. *Note: when primed with Krathing RustTech 2 in 1, you can apply Beger industrial spray paint directly over it.)

Step 3 Topcoat: spray or brush 2-3 coats of Beger industrial spray paint