KC-8214 is a specially formulated blend of organic and inorganic substances in a water/alcohol medium.
A clean dry surface is preferred for superior adhesion.
Apply by dipping, brushing, wiping, or via controlled spraying for minimal film thickness. Dry the glass primer quickly by using forced air or heating for one minute or less.
After the primer is completely dry, you can screen print Kolorcure Glass King II UV curable inks onto the primed glass and expect to get excellent adhesion and moisture resistance. A 350-390 mesh per inch is recommended.
An 80 Durometer (Shore A Hardness) Polyurethane squeegee is recommended.
WARNING: The use of goggles, gloves, and protective clothing is recommended. Avoid prolonged breathing of vapors. Contact of liquid material with the skin may be irritating; wash exposed area thoroughly with soap and water. Contact of liquid with the eyes may cause injury - effects may be delayed; flush eyes with large amounts of water for 15 minutes and call a physician. Do not take internally; if ingested, induce vomiting and call a physician. Like most polymers, the properly-cured resins are considered to be largely inert.
Based on our experience, we believe that the above information is accurate, but we offer no guarantee as to the use or application of our products or of this information.
NOTE: Kolorcure additives become an integral part of the cured ink or coating film. The use of excessive amounts of these products may affect cure speed, flexibility, or adhesion. Once the Kolorcure screen ink or coating, has been dilueted, the user should verify that the product still performs to their satisfaction.
ALWAYS TEST PRINT BEFORE PRODUCTION!
