Serebryanka is an aluminum powder made from primary aluminum by fine grinding. Grinding is of two categories, so the powder can be in the form of PAP-1 and PAP-2. It is used for painting any surfaces in the open air and in high temperature conditions. When diluted correctly, it has good hiding power, lies flat and perfectly protects any surface from corrosion.
Necessary
- - varnish;
- - silver powder;
- - synthetic drying oil;
- - White Spirit;
- - turpentine;
- - solvent;
- - construction mixer or drill.
Instructions
Step 1
Use PAP-1 or PAP-2 powder for painting any surfaces. Any silverfish has a fine grated grinding and is well diluted in varnish or synthetic drying oil, but they have a different method of dilution.
Step 2
Dilute PAP-2 silver powder with any varnish in a ratio of 1: 4 or 1: 3. If you take 1 liter of varnish, you can dilute it with 250 or 350 g of silver. In order for the resulting paint to have a uniform consistency, first pour silver powder into the container and then gradually pour in the varnish. When adding varnish, thoroughly beat the powder with a mixer or drill with a nozzle.
Step 3
Next, dilute the resulting mixture to a paint consistency. To do this, add white spirit, turpentine, solvent or their mixture to the resulting solution and dilute the composition in a 1: 1 ratio. You will receive paint that can be applied with a spray gun. For roller or brush application, dilute the mixture 1: 0, 5.
Step 4
To dilute PAP-1 silver lacquer, use BT-577 varnish in a 2: 5 ratio, that is, pour 2 parts of silver powder into 5 parts of varnish and dilute the resulting mixture to a paint consistency.
Step 5
To dilute silver oil with linseed oil, be guided by the indicated proportions. Never dilute the powder with natural drying oil, as the composition will have poorer opaque properties than when using synthetic drying oil.
Step 6
With this method of cooking silver, you will have a consumption of 100 g per one layer of coating per square meter. Painting any surfaces with silver paint involves the application of at least three layers. Apply each next layer after the painted layer has completely dried.
Step 7
When using the composition constantly, with a frequency of every hour, re-stir the silver with a mixer or drill.
Step 8
The shelf life of silver powder is not limited. The shelf life of the diluted composition should not exceed 6 months at positive temperatures.
