RAL 9005 Jet Black - Bradite Universal Paint and Primer

RAL 9005 Jet Black is a pure black paint colour. RAL 9005 is commonly used in various applications, including kitchens, fascia, doors, windows etc.

Bradite One Can is an all in one, primer, sealer and topcoat. Use as a primer/sealer and as a topcoat. No longer have you to purchase multiple tins. With Bradite One Can, apply 2/3 coats on almost any surface to create a beautiful finish. Two finishes available depending an the preferred sheen level. Choose "Matt" for a flat matt finish, or if you prefer a slight sheen, choose "Eggshell" for a beautiful luxurious sheen. 

Bradite One Can is a single pack, quick drying, low odour, water based primer and finish coat, with excellent adhesion, stain blocking and anti-corrosive properties.

Bradite One Can provides protection to many substrates, including interior and exterior joinery, wood, metals, building plastics, PVC and more.

Bradite One Can ‘blocks & locks’ stains, hides troublesome knots and resinous bleed on hardwoods, and locks in awkward water stains. 3 coats may be needed on troublesome areas. 

• All-purpose water-based primer and finish in ONE CAN.
• Helps block and lock stains.
• Anti-corrosive on all metals.
• No primer required.
• Interior and Exterior durability.
• Sticks to all metals, woods & building plastics.

USE ONE CAN ON:

STAINS: Water Damage, Smoke Damage, Tanin Bleed, Rust, Nicotine Stains.

INTERIOR/EXTERIOR SUBSTRATES: Plaster Work, Plaster Board, Hardwoods, Softwoods, Tanalised Timber, Marine/Regular Ply, Aged Degreased Galvanised, New Degreased Galvanised, Concrete, Aluminium, Stainless Steel, Powder Coatings, PVCu Windows, Doors etc., MDF, Plastisol Cladding, Fibreglass & GRP, Aged Gloss Paint, Glass & Ceramic Tiles, Formica/Melamine, Commercial Ceiling Tiles.

Please note Bradite is mixed to order and we are unable to accept returns of paint which has been tinted to your chosen colour and finish. While we have done our utmost to showcase the colours on screen to their true colour, unfortunately, screens do not accurately represent paint colours as they will appear in your home.