RJ Howell wrote:Fishboat, may I ask.. In your opinion does the Pro-Cryl Primer have the attributes we are looking for?
I have now found the SDS on it, yet don't know enough to understand..
I posted SW's product sheet earlier.
SDS:
https://www.sherwin-williams.com/docume ... 467305/US/
RJ..Looks like nice stuff. S-W was one of our customers(we'd sell them the base emulsion and additive polymers that were better than what they could figure out to make..our products were complex enough in processing that they couldn't figure out how to make them themselves). When I need paint..I buy S-W most often. The PDS doesn't mention wood or other substrates..whether it would be good with foam..only experimentation can tell.
The carcinogen warning is relative to the liquid/contents. This is an on-situ 2 pack coating..I'd guess an acrylic-epoxy. Once it's applied and cured the carcinogen concern goes away. Epoxy-fiberglass work isn't terribly friendly & yet people use it everyday. I'd wear gloves & have plenty of ventilation with the Pro-Cryl and not worry about it..speaking only for myself, YMMV.