A-702 Valspar Primer Green from Aircraft Spruce Europe

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A-702 Valspar Primer Green

Part number:

09-02127

42.99 EUR

incl. 19% VAT, excl. shipping

Not available for sale in Europe

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Description:

Maximum adhesion to bare aluminum and steel Tempo's Zinc Phosphate and Zinc Oxide Primers are recommended for priming bare metal. These primers provide maximum bonding to bare aluminum and steel. Tempo's Primers have been the workhorse in the aviation industry for many years. Zinc Oxide has been recently introduced to provide a "safer, healthier" alternative to Zinc Chromate with equal performance.

The A-701 Yellow and A-702 Green Zinc Phosphate Primers meet the performance standards outlined in Federal Specification T-P-1757A. They also exceed the 800 hours of salt spray fog test (ASTM #B117). A-701 will replace A-901 Yellow and A-702 will replace A-902 Green.


Aircraft Primers - Zinc Phosphate

Color	Color No.	Part No.
Yellow (12 oz.)	A-701	09-02128
Green (12 oz.)	A-702	09-02127

Q&A

Does the A-702 have a shelf life?
The shelf life for item number A-702 (09-02127) is minimum 3 years. All Plasti-kote and Tempo products have a 3 year minimum shelf life.

Is Tempo A-702 Zinc Phosphate Primer able to be used under Poly-Tak fabric cement? I see it's a modified epoxy product and it doesn't seem to affect the dried primer on a test piece. Thank you, Wayne
In the past Poly Fiber has told us to only use Poly Tak over epoxy primers, so I would say no, unless Poly Fiber tells you something different for your application.

What is optimum coverage? I am using the green and it seems to take 4 coats or more to get a solid green color, but is it necessary to go that thick? I don't mind seeing an uneven coat as long as it provides protection. Also the fewer coats the less weight, not to mention less $$ in primer.
It doesn't say in the instructions, but in general, an acid etch primer like this does not require it to be a solid color, just coat the material and it will etch it.

What kind of surface prep is required? Do I need to use an etchant before using this product?
This is a self etching primer and intended to be used on bare metals. An etch is not needed.

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Weight	0.454 kg
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