COOLPRO-COLOR HDB 5428x(gloss level)-(colour tone)
COOLPRO-COLOR is a premium, water-based colour lacquer that guarantees extraordinary colour stability and high opacity due to its advanced formulation. The surface features an elegant appearance along with excellent resistance to water, scratches and chemicals. COOLPRO-COLOR enables direct coating onto well finished and sanded MDF surfaces edges that have been foil-coated ready for lacquering. Hardening with HYDRO Hardener HDR 5094 makes it possible to achieve high-quality coatings on glass and expand the field of application for COOLPRO-COLOR.
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- Excellent color stability and high opacity
- Excellent water and scratch resistance
- Perfect for high-quality glass coatings with HDR 5094
- Can be applied directly to MDF and MDF edges
- suitable for roller and brush application
Processing
Airmix
Compressed air spraying
Rolling
Spreading
- water 52%
- renewable resources 1%
- mineral resources 18%
- fossil resources 29%
Areas of application
Usable on most furniture and interior fittings in kitchen and bathroom areas, with the exception of kitchen worktops and washbasin tops.
Technical information
General technical information
Sustainability data sheet
Certificates
Technical Specifications
| Appearance | opaque |
|---|---|
| Decopaint base | wb |
| Decopaint category | I |
| Number of layers (max) | 2 |
| Quantity per layers (min) | 100 g/m² |
| Quantity per layers (max) | 150 g/m² |
| Total quantity applied | 300 g/m² |
| Mixing ratio (volumetric) | 20 : 1 | Hardener: HDR 5091 |
| Mixing ratio (gravimetric) | 100 : 5 | Hardener: HDR 5091 |
Processing Instructions
| Potlife | 2 h / 20 °C |
|---|---|
| Drying | 6 h / 20 °C |
| Due to hardening | 7 d / 20 °C |
| Stackable according to | 16 h / 20 °C |
| Surface sanding (grain size) | 120 - 400 |
| Intermediate sanding (grain size) | 320 - 600 |
| Yield per pass | m²/l |
| Processing information | COOLPRO-COLOR can be applied by rolling or brushing as an alternative to spraying!The maximum processing time for Hesse COOLPRO-COLOR is 2 hours at 20°C. Exceeding this time may result in damage to the material-carrying lines and the spray equipment.Add the hardener in a fine stream while stirring. Then adjust the spray viscosity by adding water or HYDRO Optimizer HZ 70. Maximum addition amount 5%. The hardener must always be added before thinning! Do not store material mixed with hardener in closed containers. Clean tools with water. Use Hesse HYDRO Cleaner HV 6917 to remove dried paint residues. For combined work (hydro and solvent-based paints), flush the application equipment with Hesse HYDRO Umnetzer HV 6904.When used as a flame-retardant coating for seagoing vessels in accordance with SOLAS 74/88 Reg. II-2/3, II-2/5 and II-2/6, latest version, IMO Resolution MSC.36(63)-(1994 HSC Code) 7, IMO Resolution MSC.97(73)-(2000 HSC Code) 7, this product may only be combined with other approved and technically suitable products. The maximum wet application quantity when using this product as a flame-retardant coating for seagoing vessels is 100 g/m²."A risk assessment has been carried out in accordance with Directive 2014/90/EU, Annex II, Section 3. The cured and dried coating does not pose a physical or health hazard, nor does it pose a hazard to the environment."Please note that Hesse COOLPRO-COLOR HDB 5428x(gloss level)-(color) for coatings in ship interior construction has been tested and approved exclusively in a mixing ratio (volumetric) of 20 : 1 with Hesse HYDRO Hardener HDR 5091. |
| Special notes | Pre-priming is possible depending on the substrate and desired surface, for instance using COOL-FILL HP 6645-9343 / HP 6645-9005, PERFECT-FILL HDP 5650-9343 / HDP 5650-9005.COOLPRO-COLOR can also as necessary be coated directly onto well finished and sanded MDF edges (280 – 320 grit). The lacquer processor should follow the manufacturer information on EU Standard EN 622-5 Point 4 Test Method EN 317 (Requirements for thickness swelling) when selecting a suitable MDF quality for the field of application.It is advisable to use HYPERION TD 130 to prevent yellowing when using light colour tones of COOLPRO-COLOR on content-rich woods like oak or ash. Exotic woods or extremely resinous knotty pine should be primed in advance using transparent PU Isolating primer DG 4720-0001. A trial coating may be required. Hevea brasiliensis should be isolated in advance using COOL-PROTECT HI 6600-9343. More detailed information is respectively available via HYPERION TD 130, PU Isolating primer DG 4720-0001 and COOL-PROTECT HI 6600-9343.When used on stair (treads), we recommend finishing the coloured lacquer surface with Hesse PERFECT-TOP HDE 5400x(gloss level).COOLPRO-COLOR in a mixing ratio (by volume) 20 : 1 with HYDRO Hardener HDR 5094 can be used as a high-quality glass lacquer. The glass surface should be thoroughly cleaned using HYDRO Glass cleaner HS 6601 prior to application. |
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Our technical information is continually adapted to keep up to date with the latest technology and statutory regulations. The latest version is always available online at www.hesse-lignal.de or talk to your local account manager. This information is for advice and is based on the best knowledge available and careful research in line with the current state of the art. This information cannot be held as legally binding. We also refer you to our terms and conditions of business. Safety data sheet is provided in accordance with EC regulation no. 1907/2006.
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