Minerva Army Green / Brown

 41.09 139.41

This is a very durable 2-component paint that can be used for the chassis and bodywork on the Land Rover Minerva TT.

This is the original colour applied to all the Minerva TT jeeps when they left the factory. It has a dark green/brown tint, slightly darker than the later “Nato green” paint that was used by the army later when overpainting. This colour has been carefully matched on several low milage vehicles or on hidden panels and is a 99% match for originality.

The DTS paint can be used as a primer and finishing layer at the same time, saving time and costs. Application by brush or spray.
The finish of the paint is satin, as original on the Minerva jeep.

Suitable for :

  • Chassis
  • all Bodywork
SKU: DTS40-MIN-BRWN Category: Tags: , , ,

Description

Information

Cryltane DTS 40 is a two pack satin acrylic polyurethane paint with a good adhesion on steel, aluminium, galvanised steel, stainless steel and plastics.
Cryltane DTS 40 can, thanks to the presence of zinc phosphate, be used as primer and finishing coat at the same time. In addition, we obtain thereby a system with good anti-corrosion properties. As finishing coat, Cryltane DTS 40 is outdoor and chemical resistant. The cured paint film is characterized by a good hardness combined with elasticity.

Technical Data

  • Mixing Ratio : 89/11 (in weight) 6/1 (in volume)
  • Mixing errors result in deviating properties and differences in gloss. Therefore we advise to mix the complete contents of base paint and hardener.
  • Potlife : ± 5 hours
  • Indicative drying times
    • 20°C Dustdry : 45min
    • 20°C Tackfree : 5 hours
    • 20°C Dry : 16 hours
  • Theoretical yield
    • 9,8m2/l for 60 micron
    • 6 m2/l for 100 micron

Surface Preparation

An appropriate surface preparation is essential to obtain an optimal adhesion and good protection. Each type of surface requires an appropriate preparation.
The surface must be free of all grease, oil, water, dust or other impurities that hamper a good adhesion. Old epoxy or polyurethane surfaces must be roughened up with sandpaper or by light blast sweeping. In order to avoid problems of interlayer adherence, it is recommended to apply the following coat within 3 days. If this isn’t possible, the previous coat has to be roughened up and cleaned before being painted. For aluminium surfaces: preparation by sanding with scotch brite.

Use / Application

  • Brush application : 0-5% dilution with Thinner 1
  • Pneumatic spray gun : 15-20% dilution with Solvatane (3-5 bar)

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