Kromakote 8601-1™
Ceramic-like Epoxy Enamel
Outstanding for wear resistance, hardness, gloss, color retention, adhesion, permanence, and durability. Protects against exposure to water, salt, weather, fuels, oils, alkalis, detergents, solvents, and diluted acids. Use on bath tubs, tiles, sinks, tanks, masonry, and more. Stands up to harsh environments and atmospheric conditions. Resists salt spray in marine applications. Apply with brush or spray gun.
Three coats are recommended for porcelain refinishing. Standard base for subsequent clear coats. Requires no primer.
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Download Spec SheetTYPICAL TEST RESULTS
| Typical Test Results | |
| Application | Brush or Spraygun |
| Color | White (Custom Colors Available) |
| Coverage Per Gal | 200 sq. ft. x 4 mil |
| Lbs./Gallon | 9.7 |
| Pencil Hardness | 2H |
| Solids | 50% |
| Viscosity | 300 cps |
Customer Questions & Answers
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Q I have an iron rust stain in toilet bowl that I’ve tried straight muriatic acid on without removal. Could Kromacote be used here? Would it be lumpy or smoothe finish? I thought it might be less expensive than replacing two o/ w good toilets!Answered by the admin
Call 800-445-1754 to speak with our technical department.
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Q What is the cure time? Kromakote? Is it self leveling?Answered by the admin
It should be sprayed, brushed or rolled on. Overnight should work well for curing.
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Q The spec sheet calls for ABOSOLV 8006-38 as a thinner for spraying, but I don't see that listed on the site. Does Kromakote 8601-1 come with a thinner or what would you recommend?Answered by the admin
It does not come with a thinner. If you wanted one you would have to order it separately. Please call our technical department at 800-445-1754 for your specific application questions.
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Q What clear coat do you recommend to use over the Kromakote?Answered by the admin
It's not necessary to use a clear coat over the Kromakote.
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Q How do you clean and prep the surface ? Steel wool? Special cleaners?Answered by the admin
Surface preparation is essential for good adhesion. Prepare the surface to be coated by removing, dirt, grease and coatings. Roughening the surface by sanding, sandblasting or acid etching (hydrofluoric acid for tile and ceramics) is recommended.
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