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Your cart is empty.SprayMax 3680033, 2K Epoxy Rust-Cure Primer, Gray,Aerosol The SprayMax 3680033 2K Epoxy Rust-Cure Primer is a 2K epoxy aerosol spraycan that has excellent corrosion resistance and maximum adhesion to bare metals. SprayMax uses innovative packaging to allow SprayMax aerosols to have more yield, faster workspeed, and a broader spray pattern than conventional aerosols. The results: professional paint results as with a spraygun, but without the disadvantages... no paint mixing, no cleaning of spraygun, no thinner for cleaning, no compressor, less overspray. SprayMax - patented technology only from KWASNY! How to Use SprayMax 3680033 Epoxy Primer: First, shake vigorously for 2 minutes before activating. To activate simply take the red button from the cap and attach it to the pin on the bottom of the can. Put the top of the can on stable ground and push the button firmly. Shake again for two minutes to ensure activator is thoroughly mix with primer. After activated SprayMax Epoxy Primer will last approximately 4 days. Product Characteristics: SprayMax Epoxy primer has excellent adhesion and anticorrosion properties. Can be used on Zinc-Coated Steel, Anodized Aluminum, Hot-rolled or Cold rolled Steel, Fiberglass, and many other surfaces. Preparation: Properly clean and sand surfaces to be primed. Use a good quality grease and wax remover before priming. Apply 2-3 coats of product. Allow 5-10 minutes between coats. After drying approximately 12 hours dry time lightly sand surface before recoating with topcoat or another primer. Salesman Notes: SprayMax Aerosols work much like a conventional spraygun. They have high transfer efficiency, and great atomization. Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals which is [are] known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Brent Greener
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
Trying to do floor pans was a pain. These thing do not like to spray unless the can is vertical, not good for horizontal surfaces. Had three can, one sprayed OK the other two were horrible. Would not get again.
Choptop
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2024
for the same price per can- you might as well just buy a gallon of epoxy primer..Everything is way too expensive right now, but with that in mind, this stuff comes out So thin, I would Caution, the users (if your in a pinch and cant use a compressor/spray gun) to use over fiberglass or clean prepped metal only. Every picture illustrated above was an area that was welded and with less than 1/16" of high grade filler within a year it all cracked.. proving to me it couldnt seal my work areas.. Kinda hard to get a refund after that time as the cans are long gone. There are small rust spots on my fiberglass decklid where it was sprayed and then blocked-Don't know why there's rust spots- anywho I would buy more if it was half the price and simply use it as a sealer as I have underneath my poly primer. but not to lock down repair areas. I ended up having to buy two new door skins and two new fenders because all my prior bodywork under it came back to me. now i need two quarters- my car sits outside and was topcoats with 2 medium coats of featherfill g2 (good stuff). Like all epoxy it isn't UV resistant so keep your projects covered from the sun, or topcoat it with a 2K/surfacer as soon as it flashes.
Keith
Reviewed in Canada on July 14, 2024
I bought three cans very inconsistent. First can was horrible. Second can was average. I just can’t wait to see you with the third. Can we bring could hardly spray waste of money. PS very expensive as well.
ian
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2022
I bought 3 pack. The cans were over a year old, typical storage damage to cans (dents, scratches).The cans don't last compared to other auto store primers. Spray pattern is weak. Maybe the old cans had something to do with the weak spray and less than a minute of aerosol time spraying consistently without stopping (shake between sprays).For my Perkins diesel engine rebuild, primer adhesion to steel and iron is ok. Primer scratches off fairly easily for what should be an epoxy bond. Easy to scrape off primer to bare metal even after 8 day cure time. I'm going back to VHT primers which are inexpensive and work just as good but with better adhesion.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2021
covered well, had good spray patter and u can adjust did sputter a few time but sprayed all the paint out the can, unlike some other reviews people had problems to get all the paint out. maybe I was lucky but worked fine
Just Dan
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2021
Absolutely the best BM primer in a can.
Nathan G
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2020
Definitely the best aerosol clear I've used, easy to lay, minimal wet sanding required in my case(hard to polish engine bay). Cures great, and isn't soft after fully dried. Love the spray nozzle
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