General Paint Information
Preserving Wax
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Definition:Preserving Wax -AKR 321 M15 4-Preserving Wax -AKR 321 M16 10-Edition 04/2009Product DescriptionPreserving Wax -AKR 321 M15 4- and Preserving Wax -AKR 321 M16 10- are spray-on wax-based rust-protection agents. After drying, a strongly adhesive, viscous plastic-like and waterproof film which is more or less colorless. The flow point of the dry substance is over +100 °C, meaning that running or dripping is unlikely even in the engine compartment.The dry film adheres well to bare and painted surfaces.Application InstructionsApplicationIs used for the preservation of seams, surfaces and cavities in vehicles.Its bright color makes it especially suitable for protecting the seams of the hood and in the luggage compartment.The material is also preferred for treating the cleaned engine compartment.Processing Note Before starting to apply, it is necessary to read the safety measures and advice in the safety data sheet. Even for products which are not required to be labeled by law, the usual safety measures must be observed for chemical emissions.
Technical Data |
| Color | Transparent in thin coats |
| Odor | Mild odor |
| Viscosity (DIN 53211, 4 mm) | 12 to 14 seconds |
| Dropping point | approximately 100 °C |
| Cleaning | With turpentine, cold cleaner or kerosene |
| Processing temperature | +15 °C to +30 °C |
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Note Before starting to apply, it is necessary to read the safety measures and advice in the safety data sheet. Even for products which are not required to be labeled by law, the usual safety measures must be observed for chemical emissions.
Caution When preserving the engine compartment of vehicles and motors of other equipment, the engines or motors should only be switched on after the protective wax film has been allowed to ventilate thoroughly. There is a danger of explosions due to evaporated solvents!