Tuff-Coat Marine Water-Based Primer

Tuff-Coat CP-10 Water-Based Primer for Concrete, Wood & Fiberglass

Tuff Coat Marine is an industry leader in rubberized non-skid coatings for both dock and decks. They are the first choice for boaters and marines for a reliable, attractive, durable skid-free solution. For a great option for your boat decks and docks, check out the Tuff Coat Primer CP-10.

The Tuff Coat Primer Cp-10 is water-based primer paint that is recommended for concrete, wood, and fiberglass. This 2-part system is perfect for moist surfaces and works great on boats, docks, and seawalls. It is easy to install it with just a roller or sprayer. No complex application techniques or equipment are needed to apply this water-based primer paint. Each Tuff Coat Primer is environmentally friendly and has no VOCs or Isocyanates.

Features & Specifications:

Forms the ideal base coat for Tuff Coat-top coat products

Recommend applying at temperatures 40 °F or above

Water-borne primer

UV and chemical resistant formula

Offered in a wide variety of colors

Easy to apply

Eco-friendly

Non-flammable

Forms a flexible surface

Tuff Coat CP-10 Primer Application Information:

Temp: 40°F min. - 120°F max. (air, surface, & material)

Relative Humidity: 85% maximum

Method:

Roll – TUFF-Coat Rollers

Spray – Superior Hopper Gun or Texture Sprayer

Coverage:

50 sq. ft. / quart

250 sq. ft. / gallon

Mixing CP-10 Primer:

Use drill mixer (approximately 250-500 RPM) with metal mixing blade.

Pour hardener contents into half-filled resin can and mix for 2-3 minutes until material is thoroughly blended.

Applying CP-10 Primer:

Working out of a paint tray or bucket with grid, apply material to surface using a 3/8" nap roller cover or paint brush.

Pot life of primer is 90 minutes at 72°F.

CP-10 Primer Curing Time:

Topcoat ready in 6 hours minimum at 72°F at 50% relative humidity.

48 Hours maximum at 72°F at 50% relative humidity.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is Tuff-Coat CP-10 Water-Based Primer used for? Tuff-Coat CP-10 is a two-part, water-based primer recommended for concrete, wood, and fiberglass surfaces. It is designed to provide a base coat for Tuff Coat topcoat products and can be used on applications such as boats, docks, and seawalls.
• How much area does Tuff-Coat CP-10 Primer cover? Tuff-Coat CP-10 provides approximately 50 square feet of coverage per quart or 250 square feet per gallon. Actual coverage can depend on the surface and application, so use the stated coverage as a guide when determining how much primer is needed.
• What temperature and humidity conditions are required to apply Tuff-Coat CP-10? Apply CP-10 when the air, surface, and material temperatures are between 40°F and 120°F. Relative humidity should not exceed 85%. The product description recommends applying the primer at temperatures of 40°F or above.
• How do I mix Tuff-Coat CP-10 Primer? CP-10 is a two-part primer that requires mixing the hardener with the resin. Use a drill mixer with a metal mixing blade at approximately 250–500 RPM. Pour the hardener into the half-filled resin can and mix for 2–3 minutes until the material is thoroughly blended.
• How can Tuff-Coat CP-10 Primer be applied? CP-10 can be applied by roller or spray. For roller application, use a 3/8-inch nap roller cover or paint brush from a paint tray or bucket with a grid. Spray application can be performed with a Superior Hopper Gun or Texture Sprayer.
• How long does Tuff-Coat CP-10 Primer take to cure before applying a topcoat? At 72°F and 50% relative humidity, CP-10 has a minimum topcoat-ready time of 6 hours and a maximum of 48 hours. The primer has a pot life of approximately 90 minutes at 72°F, so mixed material should be used within that working period.