Interlux 2333N Reducing Solvent

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Interlux 2333N Reducing Solvent

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Interlux 2333N Reducing Solvent is a slow evaporating solvent to be used when brushing or rolling specific two-part polyurethanes and epoxy paints. In general, 2333N is most commonly used when brushing Interlux Perfection.

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APPLICATION AND USE

Method Refer to the specific product directions for the amount to be used.

Compatibility/Substrates For use with two-part polyurethanes and epoxy paints.

Technical Information

Finish: High Gloss
Specific Gravity: 0.884
Volume Solids: 0%
Typical Shelf Life: 3 yrs
VOC (As Supplied): 884 g/lt
Unit Size:1 US QUART

TRANSPORTATION,STORAGE AND SAFETY INFORMATION

TRANSPORTATION: Reducing Solvent 2333N should be kept in securely closed containers during transport and storage.

STORAGE: Exposure to air and extremes of temperature should be avoided. For the full shelf life of Reducing Solvent 2333N to be realised ensure that between use the container is firmly closed and the temperature is between 5 deg C/40 deg F and 35 deg C/95 deg F. Keep out of direct sunlight.

DISPOSAL: Container Disposal: Triple Rinse (or equivalent). Then offer for recycling or reconditioning, or puncture and dispose of in a sanitary landfill or by other procedures approved by state or local authorities.

WARNING: Cancer - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Data Sheets

2333N Brushing Reducer Tech Data

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Antifouling Compatibility Chart

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Boat Painting Guide & Color Card

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15 years ago

This is really good stuff. Used it to clean the rails prior to applying Cetol Natural Teak and Marine Gloss. I like to leave my brushes in it - it doesn't evaporate and keeps the brushes soft, clean and pliable.

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Q: null can interlux 2333n reducing solvent be used to roll & tip vc performance epoxy? i am aware that the 2316n is recommended for spraying, but have bought the 2333n already. i am not set up to spray it. i rolled & tipped vc perf epoxy on my fiberglass boat hull already and sanded it back down because of horrible brush strokes. thanks for your recommandation.

5 years ago

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A: Best bet is to contact Interlux directly. I have and they are very good at getting back quickly with answers. My guess is that the 2333 is too hot and flashes before you finish tipping.

5 years ago

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Q: null I used 2333N instead of 333 to thin Interlux Prekote primer. Did I make a fatal mistake....I have already primed the boat?

9 years ago

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A: 2333n is a paint thinner ,I have never used 333 and I am sure it is also over priced. Dogdidit

9 years ago

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Q: null I plan to spray paint my canoe with 2part urethane and use the 2333n reducer for a thinner. I have a good sprayer that brings in outside breathing air. Anybody have any pointers, tricks, or things to avoid? Thanks

12 years ago

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A: I usually use more thinner than recommended and always try test spraying on a piece of cardboard.

12 years ago

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Q: null whats the big difference between 2333n than other reducers?

13 years ago

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A: This is the answer we received from our Interlux Rep. quote2333N is a slower evaporating solvent and is perfect for Brush or quoteRoll and Tipquote applications. It is specifically formulated to work with 2 part polyurethanes as well as 2 part epoxies such as, Perfection, Interprotect 2000e, Epoxy Primecoat, as well as a few other products from Interlux. This solvent is not for use when spray application is desired-the correct solvent for spraying is 2316N, which is a faster evaporating solvent. 2333N is not able to be replace by any other single solvent as it is a proprietary blend, which is specifically formulated to work with the above referenced products. If there are any further questions about 2333N or any other Interlux products, please call our Tech Line @ 800 468 7589.quote

13 years ago

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