Benjamin Moore Pearlescent White Quart Metallic Latex Glaze 620-01

Description

Benjamin Moore Studio Finishes Latex Metallic Glaze (620) is an acrylic based glaze designed to produce beautiful metallic special effects.For interior use on previously painted surfaces, including ceilings, walls and trim. Use wherever a metallic finish is desired. Intended for use as a translucent topcoat in a faux finishing system.
FEATURES: Designed to produce beautiful metallic special effects Can be mixed with Studio Finishes Latex Glaze (405) or Studio Finishes Latex Glaze Extender (408) Spatter resistant Dries quickly to a glimmering, translucent metallic lustre MORE INFORMATION: Available Colors: Pearlescent White, Gold, Silver, Bronze, Copper; Sheen (or Gloss): Semi-Gloss; Cleanup: Soap and Water; Resin Type: Urethane Modified Waterborne Alkyd; Recommended Use: Acrylic Latex; Coverage: 500~600 sq.ft; Dry time: 1hr; Recoat: 24hr; MPI Rating: N/A; VOC Level: 288.0 (Volatile Organic Compounds - VOC); Recommended For: For interior use on previously painted surfaces, including ceilings, walls and trim. Use wherever a metallic finish is desired. Intended for use as a translucent topcoat in a faux finishing system. Limitations: Do not apply when air and surface temperatures are below 50 °F (10 °C) May have water sensitivity if used by itself in high moisture areas Translucent nature makes achieving an
opaque finish difficult. TOOLS: Nylon/Polyester Professional Brushes As the result of extensive testing, Benjamin Moore nylon/polyester professional paintbrushes are custom-blended to deliver the highest levels of performance with Benjamin Moore paints. They have just-right flex and taper for even coverage. Exceptional paint capacity provides the fastest results. Lambswool Professional Roller Covers Benjamin Moore lambswool roller covers are made of hand-sewn, buff-colored shearling. Single-piece pelts without multiple seams or gaps provide complete coverage. They set the standard for professional finish quality with all paints, including latex, enamels, and varnishes.