Rust-Oleum 7300 CombiColor Original Satin - Tinted Colour Match
Rust-Oleum 7300 CombiColor Original Satin - Tinted Colour Match
Overview
Protect and enhance metal surfaces with Rust-Oleum 7300 Combicolour Original Satin Tinted Colour Match, a high-performance coating that combines primer and topcoat in one. Available in a wide range of custom-tinted colours, it delivers the exact shade you need with a smooth, non-reflective satin finish.
Its urethane-modified alkyd formula dries reliably even at low temperatures, making it ideal for year-round use. Apply directly to rusted or bare metal with confidence, the rust-inhibitive, lead- and chromate-free formula provides smooth, sag-resistant results with excellent coverage of up to 10.3 m² per litre.
- Custom tinted colour match in a satin finish
- Primer and topcoat in one
- Apply directly to rust and bare metal
- Rust-inhibitive, lead- and chromate-free
- High coverage: up to 10.3 m² per litre
- Smooth, sag-resistant finish
- Usable in temperatures as low as 5°C
- Heat resistant up to 90°C
Get long-lasting protection and a durable, colour-matched satin finish with Rust-Oleum 7300 Combicolour Original Satin Tinted Colour Match.
Tinted Colour Information
Tinted paint is custom mixed in house at Next Day Paint using our Rust-Oleum tinting machine. We mix the paint on site, which means we can offer our usual fast delivery with no extra delay. Tinted Colour Match paints can't be cancelled or returned as they are tinted to order.| Area | Interior & exterior |
| Recommended Use | Designed for application on bare, manually derusted, or primed steel. |
| Base | Solvent-based |
| Coverage | Up to 10.3m² per litre |
| Drying Time |
Touch dry - 1.5-3 hours Dry to handle - 6-16 hours Fully cured - 5-14 days |
| Re-Coat Time | 8-16 hours |
| Recommended Coats | As required |
| Application Method | Brush, Roller or Sprayer |
| VOC Levels | High |
| Clean Up | Use Rust-Oleum Thinner 7301 or Rust-Oleum Thinner 160 |
Preparation
Proper surface preparation ensures optimal adhesion and long-lasting protection. Before applying Rust-Oleum CombiColor Original, make sure all surfaces are clean, dry, and free from contaminants. Follow these steps for best results:
- Clean the surface: Remove oil, grease, and other contaminants using alkaline cleaning or high-pressure (steam) cleaning with appropriate detergents.
- Remove loose material: Scrape or wire brush away rust scale, loose mill scale, loose rust, and flaking coatings to St 3 standard (ISO 8501-1:1988).
- Smooth intact coatings: Lightly sand existing coatings to roughen the surface and promote adhesion.
- Blast or sand: Where necessary, use light blast cleaning or sanding to prepare metal surfaces.
- Ensure dryness: Make sure the surface is completely dry during application.
- Special surfaces: Galvanised, zinc, and aluminium surfaces must be primed first with CombiColor Adhesion Primer 3302.
Following these steps will help you achieve a smooth, durable finish that protects your metal surfaces effectively.
Application
For optimal results, always ensure the coating is well-stirred and applied under suitable environmental conditions. Ideal application occurs when air, substrate, and coating temperatures are between 5°C and 35°C, relative humidity is below 85%, and the substrate is at least 3°C above the dew point.
Brush:
- Thin up to 10% with Rust-Oleum Thinner 7301
- Use natural bristle or long hair brushes
Roller:
- Thin up to 10% with Rust-Oleum Thinner 7301
- Use short nap polyamide rollers (6-12 mm)
- Two coats may be required to achieve recommended dry film thickness
Air-Atomised Spray:
- Thin 10-25% with Rust-Oleum Thinner 7301
- Suitable for gravity or pressure cup
- Tip size: 1.0-1.5 mm, atomising pressure: 2-4 bar
- For aluminum-colored coatings, HVLP spraying is recommended to avoid inhomogeneous appearance
Additional Remarks:
- Maximum dry film thickness per coat: 75 µm (≈135 µm wet)
- Can be recoated with CombiColor 7300 Aerosols after 4 hours or 72 hours