Primer Adherpox 2.5 L – code: 65.007.00 – Osculati

Primer Adherpox 2.5 L Osculati (code 65.007.00)

The Primer Adherpox by Osculati is a two-component epoxy primer designed for use in the nautical field and in the ordinary and extraordinary maintenance of surfaces. It is indicated as a preparation solution before painting, with a formulation designed to offer a long overcoating time and to be used on various substrates, including the’aluminum.

It can be used both as primer and as deep within painting cycles, when it is necessary to create a uniform base suitable for subsequent steps. The package offered in this sheet is 2.5 L, color white, supplier code 65.007.00.

Product features and details

Type and function

Adherpox is a two-component epoxy product intended for surface preparation before finishing. In a painting cycle, it can perform two roles:

• Primer: to prepare the substrate and promote adhesion of subsequent layers.
• Primer: as a leveling base before the final painting.

Indicated substrates

The primer is declared usable on any substrate, including aluminum. This makes it suitable for typical nautical contexts, where different materials can coexist and where proper surface preparation is an essential step of the work.

Color and format

• Color: White
• Package: 2.5 L
• Supplier product code: 65.007.00
• Supplier: Osculati S.r.l.

Indicative coverage

The reported coverage is 3/6 m²/l. The actual value may vary depending on the substrate, surface preparation, and application methods.

Typical applications in the nautical field

The Adherpox Primer is designed for work on boat maintenance and for preparation interventions before painting, when you want to set up a finishing cycle with a two-component epoxy product. In particular, it can be considered for:

• Refinishing before painting cycles, in refitting or maintenance contexts.
• Interventions on aluminum parts, where a primer declared suitable also for this substrate is useful.
• Surface leveling before finishing, when you want to work with a product usable as a base in the cycle.

It is a consistent choice for those looking for a technical product to include in a structured painting process, maintaining a professional approach to substrate preparation.

Operational advantages

• Versatility of use: usable on various substrates, including aluminum.
• Flexibility in the cycle: can be used both as a primer and as a base in painting cycles.
• Practical format: 2.5 L packaging suitable for maintenance and surface preparation work.
• White colour: useful for a light base in many finishing works.

Usage and important notes

Before application

Being a two-component epoxy, the product requires proper management of preparation and application phases. Before proceeding:

• Check that the substrate is clean and properly prepared.
• Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for mixing, application, and working/overcoating times.
• Evaluate the indicative coverage (3/6 m²/l) based on the actual surface and the desired finish.

In the painting cycle

Adherpox can be used as preparation layer (primer) or as deep. The choice depends on the adopted cycle and the type of finish planned. In case of doubts about the most suitable cycle, it is advisable to follow the technical indications of the manufacturer and the site procedures.

Product identification

For orders, reorders, and management of spare parts/materials on site, refer to the Osculati code 65.007.00 and the packaging 2.5 L (color white).

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

What is Osculati Adherpox Primer?

It is a two-component epoxy primer with long overcoating time, usable as a primer or as a base coat in painting cycles.

On which substrates can it be used?

It is indicated as usable on any substrate, including aluminum.

Can this product be used as a base coat?

Yes. In addition to use as a primer, it can also be used as a base coat in painting cycles.

What is the color and packaging format in this sheet?

The product is white in color and comes in a 2.5 L package.

What is the declared indicative coverage?

The indicative coverage reported is 3/6 m²/l; it may vary depending on the substrate and application methods.