Aluminium Paint

What is Coo-Var Brilliant Aluminum Paint?

A heat-resistant aluminum paint that can withstand high temperatures without degrading. It contains aluminum flakes that help reflect heat and provide a metallic finish.

What temperatures can Brilliant Aluminum Paint withstand?

Coo-Var Brilliant Aluminum paints can withstand temperatures up to 150°C.

What surfaces can I apply Brilliant Aluminium Paint to?

This paint can be applied to car wheels, hot water pipes and radiators etc, or anywhere on wood or metal that requires a high metallic sheen.

Do I need to prepare the surface before applying Brilliant Aluminum Paint?

lean the surface to remove dirt, grease, and oil. This should be done using Coo-Var Universal Degreaser.

Remove any existing rust using a mechanical sander or a wire brush.

How should I apply Brilliant Aluminum Paint?

This paint should be applied by brush or airless spray

Do I need a primer before applying Brilliant Aluminum Paint?

Applying a primer is not necessary with Coo-Var Brilliant Aluminium as it acts as a primer and a topcoat together.

How long does Brilliant Aluminum Paint take to dry?

Touch dry 3 hours, hard dry 12 hours and full hardness 5-7 days.

Can Brilliant Aluminum Paint be used outdoors?

Yes, it is formulated for outdoor use. They are designed to withstand weathering as well as high temperatures.

How durable is Brilliant Aluminum Paint?

This paint is designed to be highly durable and resistant to chipping, cracking, and peeling even under high temperatures. However, its longevity also depends on proper surface preparation and application.

Is Brilliant Aluminum Paint safe to use?

Yes, but take safety precautions. Use in a well-ventilated area to avoid inhaling fumes. Wear protective gear such as gloves, masks, and eye protection.

Can I use Brilliant Aluminum Paint on surfaces other than metal?

Yes it can be applied to wood and metal.

Can Brilliant Aluminum Paint be used on previously painted surfaces?

Yes, but the existing paint must be in good stable and well stuck condition and properly prepared. Clean the surface thoroughly, remove any loose or flaking paint, and sand to create a 'Key' for the new paint to adhere to.