Montana Big Sky System 50 SkyBase Basecoat Color is designed to provide excellent coverage, fast dry times, and great metallic control. This basecoat features easy repairability, excellent color holdout, and strong intercoat adhesion to clearcoats.
| Type | Basecoat |
| Substrates | • Sanded OEM Finishes • Cured Aged Finishes • EZ543 EZ-Fill Acrylic Primer Surfacer (sealed) • PS3042/ PS3044 / PS3045 Epoxy Prime • PS5008A / PS5009A Urethane Primer/Sealer • 2.1 VOC Montana Big Sky Primers Note: These substrates may be directly topcoated: however, we suggest sealing prior tocolor coating for optimum results. |
| VOC | 6.40 lbs/gal (767 g/l) - max |
| Size | Case Qty | UPC | GMC |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quart | 12 | ||
| Gallon | 4 | ||
| 5 Gallon |
| Components | Parts by Volume |
|---|---|
| System 50 | 1 |
| TH07160/TH07175/TH07185/TH07195 | 1 |
| Viscosity | N/A |
| Pot Life | No pot life restrictions for uncatalyzed color. |
As an overall or full-panel repair Allow appropriate dry times for primers and sealers.Confirm color match is appropriate by testing color prior to application.Strain paint prior to application.Apply one medium-wet coat and allow 20 minute flash or until surface is hand slick. Apply a 2nd full wet coat. If a 3rd coat is needed, for color hiding, allow 20 minute flash between 2nd and 3rd coat. For best results, do not apply more than 3 coats. If metallics are being applied, apply one fog coat immediately after last coat, holding the spray gun back an additional 2” – 3”. Raising the air pressure a few pounds will help even out metallics.
See Technical Data Sheet for color blending.
Refer to Technical Data Sheet.
| Air Dry | Force Dry |
|---|---|
| Dust free: 10 - 15 minutes |
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| To handle: 30 minutes at 75°F/23°C (basecoat must be cleared) Cure: 7 days |
| Coverage (Ft2) | 184.90 – 271.30 |
| Dry Film Thickness (mil) | .30 - .50 mils per coat |
Refer to the product Technical Data Sheet for complete directions for use. Refer to the product Safety Data Sheet for safety information. For use by professional, trained painters.
