SANDLESS PRIMER • Eliminates the need to sand before applying anti fouling • Recommended over vinyl ester and other blister resistant gelcoats where sanding is forbidden. • Longer 'tacky time' for improved recoatability. GENERAL DESCRIPTION Pettit 6999 Sandless Primer is a pre-treatment primer designed to adhere tenaciously to unsanded fiberglass gelcoat. When properly topcoated with antifouling paint, the primer and antifouling will bond together strongly, resulting in a finish with excellent overall adhe- sion. Sandless Primer is ideal over vinyl ester gelcoats, where sanding of the gelcoat may void osmotic blister warranties. It may be used over conventional gelcoats as well, and as a tie coat between two part epoxy primers and antifouling paints. APPLICATION INFORMATION Shake or stir the 6999 Sandless Primer thoroughly. Apply one thin, continuous coat by brush or short nap roller only. Do not spray. Monitor the drying of the 6999 Sandless Primer carefully. The dry times listed here are only estimates. Humidity, ventilation, film thickness, as well as temperature can all affect the rate at which the 6999 Sandless Primer cures. Read and understand the appli- cation and topcoating instructions on the reverse side carefully before applying the 6999 Sandless Primer. For larger boats, or on hot, humid days, it may be advisable to section the boat and apply the primer and antifouling to each section rather than the whole boat at once. PHYSICAL DATA SOLIDS (theoretical) APPLICATION DATA ASSOCIATED PRODUCTS Pettit Antifouling Paint SURFACE PREPARATION Surface preparation in a no sand antifouling system is of critical importance. All surfaces to be painted, regardless of age, should be scrubbed with detergent and water and then rinsed thoroughly. Allow to dry and then dewax thoroughly with Pettit 95 Fiberglass Dewaxer. Vinyl Ester gelcoats or resins should be dewaxed at least three times prior to applying 6999 Sandless Primer. All surfaces should be completely free of all wax, mold release agents, and other contaminants. Failure to properly prepare the surface will result in flaking and peeling of the primer and/or anti- fouling paint. PETTIT PAINT • Division of Kop-Coat, Inc. • 36 Pine Street, Rockaway, NJ 07866 • (973) 625-3100

Pettit 6999 Sandless Primer has been formulated to be used below the waterline on vinyl ester or poly- ester gelcoats as well as epoxy barrier boats when sanding is prohibited such as vinyl ester gelcoats with blister warranties, or is otherwise impractical. Sandless Primer is recommended for use with all Pettit antifouling paints. Surface Preparation: The surface to be painted must be scrubbed thoroughly with a detergent and water solution and then rinsed completely with fresh, clean water. Then using Pettit 15095 Fiberglass Dewaxer and plenty of clean rags, wet the surface to be painted with...