Inter Sanding Coat Guide 1 Litre

Sanding Guide Coat assists in making fine scratches appear as easily visible blue lines that can be sanded away as you progress.

Sanding Guide Coat is a very easy to use product, which requires no skill in application and yet will help you achieve the smoothest possible finish in the least amount of time.

The human eye cannot easily see fine sanding or scratch marks on a typical white surface. When you are sanding a white or light coloured surface you are more or less sanding blind as you cannot see where you have or haven’t sanded or how well you have sanded any particular area.
This is more so when sanding in sheds where lighting is poor.
Consequently you end up sanding away more by feel rather than by eye until the surface ‘feels’ smooth.
However, sanding and scratch marks will probably still be present. When you apply the next coat of paint these marks can print through and if you are at the top coating stage then they can easily ruin an otherwise
excellent finish.
Sanding Guide Coat aids the human eye by highlighting fine scratches into easily visible blue lines that can be sanded away as you progress from coarse to fine sand paper.
Until you have used Sanding Guide Coat you will simply not realise what a labour saving product it is!

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE:
Simply wipe the product onto the surface with a rag and let it dry (it takes no more than a minute). Then sand the surface with a chosen grade of paper until the blue colour has all been removed.
Wipe the surface over again with the Sanding Guide Coat and start sanding with a finer grade of paper. Before your eyes all the scratches from the previous paper will be
highlighted and you simply sand the whole surface until they have all been removed.
This process is repeated as many times as you want, until you have sanded the surface with the last grade of paper you wish to use. Sanding Guide Coat will easily reveal fine scratches made by 1000 grade wet and dry paper, finer than you will ever use on a paint job.
You will also find that as the surface is smoothed out the Sanding Guide Coat spreads out further and takes just a little longer to dry indicating the surface is in fact getting smoother.
Another great use for the product is for those with older GRP boats who are doing them up. Fine hairline cracks in the gel coat can be difficult to see but with Sanding Guide Coat wiped over the area and then removed with a cleaner such as JIF the fine hairline cracks will show up, making repair that much easier.
Until you have used Sanding Guide Coat you will simply not realise what a labour saving product it is!
The coverage rate of products like this are variable but you should achieve around 50 square meters per litre.
To remove splashes or spills use a clean rag and solvent. Stained clothing will be quite
difficult to clean thoroughly.
This product is solvent based so use with adequate ventilation and wear gloves and safety glasses.