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CIC, White Acrylic Topcoat 400 Series

CIC, White Acrylic Topcoat 400 Series

$61.65
  • In Stock: 185
  • Model: CIC.CW-3102
  • Shipping Weight: 11 lbs
  • Manufactured by: CIC Coatings

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
Our premium white water based coating for high end furniture and wood products. Based on a non-yellowing, urethane modified self-crosslinking acrylic dispersion. Used as both a sealer and a top coat, this multipurpose coating offers excellent chemical and humidity resistance, while offering outstanding sand-ability and fast drying. Fully cured films not only meet but exceed KCMA performance specifications. Additionally this coating has a been designed to have exceptional resistance to fatty acids, hand and body lotion as well as the natural skin oils know to degrade a finish.Visit our FAQ page here.


APPLICATION REDUCTION AND CLEAN UP:
May be applied with conventional, HVLP, Airless or Air assisted airless equipment. DO NOT over thin; product should spray as supplied. IF reduction is necessary, use only water. DO NOT apply when the coating or ambient temperature is below 50 degrees. Clean up wet materials and flush paint lines and spray guns and equipment lines with water. Clean up dried material with an active solvent.

SURFACE PREPERATION:
Sand base coat with 320 grit sand paper. May be applied over acrylic, nitrocellulose or UV base coats. When use as a sealer, use 220 -320 grit sand paper or and equivalent abrasive between coats.

CROSS LINKING:
In certain applications, film properties can be improved with the addition of a reactive cross linker. Please consult the sales rep for more information on the matter.

Available in satin only at this time.
MSDS's are available upon request.

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Reviews (2)
John F. A generic image

I have used the CIC Centurion Water based Conversion Satin White coating for my kitchen cabinets I’ve built. This has been a labor of love since building my own kitchen cabinets has been on my bucket list for years. My wife wanted – you guessed it – white cabinets. Since I’m an amateur when it comes to painting, I took advice from Eric Reason (@ericreason on Instagram) and decided to use a vinyl sealer (CIC CS-1106) and the CIC top coat. Eric suggested I reach out to Greg Saunders at Annex Paints to get what I needed. Greg has been a great help with getting me aligned with the proper products. The team at Annex Paints have been very helpful for the subsequent reorders I needed. They graciously delivered all the orders to my home in Yorba Linda CA. As for the final finish on the cabinets, I could not be happier. The paint flowed out well to create a smooth tough finish. The durability of the coating is everything I was hoping for in a kitchen environment. Most importantly, my

John F. A generic image

I have used the CIC Centurion Water based Conversion Satin White coating for my kitchen cabinets I’ve built. This has been a labor of love since building my own kitchen cabinets has been on my bucket list for years. My wife wanted – you guessed it – white cabinets. Since I’m an amateur when it comes to painting, I took advice from Eric Reason (@ericreason on Instagram) and decided to use a vinyl sealer (CIC CS-1106) and the CIC top coat. Eric suggested I reach out to Greg Saunders at Annex Paints to get what I needed. Greg has been a great help with getting me aligned with the proper products. The team at Annex Paints have been very helpful for the subsequent reorders I needed. They graciously delivered all the orders to my home in Yorba Linda CA. As for the final finish on the cabinets, I could not be happier. The paint flowed out well to create a smooth tough finish. The durability of the coating is everything I was hoping for in a kitchen environment. Most importantly, m

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