Remaille - Directions for use

Remaille is used principally for retouching slight damage to enamelled items, earthenware and porcelain articles. The retouching is usually performed by a small brush. In our 20 ml flasks a brush attached to the screwed on top is included.

Remaille is available in tins (100 ml) for larger object uses, in the production of bath-tubs, kitchen ovens, cookers, shower basins, weathered tiles etc. as well as for decorative purposes.

For larger objects Remaille can be applied with a brush or painting pistol. In the latter it is recommended to use 25% Remaille Thinner, (also available on order).

Before applying Remaille the area to be treated should be absolutely cleaned of all dirt, grease, rust, moist and other coatings. In short, thoroughly cleaned, dried and if possible slightly roughened. (e.g. with sandpaper).

A thin layer should be applied at the time, after drying a few minutes, a next layer can be applied, until the damaged area or spot is completely filled and levelled with the surrounding coating. Allow 24 to 36 hrs to dry completely before use. In case of cooking utensils, fill with water and boil for at least 10 minutes to remove any unwanted odour left by the Remaille coating.

Remaille is long wearing, is non-poisonous, non toxic and heat resistant to approximately 145 degr. C.

Remaille is completely rust proof, and resistant to chemicals, acids and salts, normally occurring in household use.