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Propulsor painting instructions 

10.07.2001 

Eng 

 

© The information contained in this document is the sole property of Steerprop Ltd. any reproduction or disclosure in part or whole without written permission is prohibited. 

Propulsor metal part painting instructions 

 

1  Surface preliminary treatment 

All foreign matter with harmful affect to preliminary treatment and painting is to be 
removed. All water based salts are to be removed with a dirt- and grease-removing 
agent according to SFS-EN ISO 12944. The surfaces are pre treated according to 
material, as follows: 

Steel surfaces: Mill scale and corrosion is removed by blasting to tolerance Sa2½ 
(SFS-ISO 8501-1). The roughening of sheet metal increases the paint bonding to the 
surface. 

Priming: TEKNOPLAST PRIMER 3 white 

 

1 x 60 

µ

 

2  Propulsors upper assembly (surfaces inside ship) 

2.1  Primed surfaces preliminary treatment 

All foreign matter that has a harmful affect with painting  (for example grease and salts) 
is to be removed. The surfaces should be clean and dry. Old paint layers that have 
exceeded the maximum coating time should be roughened. Damaged places are to be 
primed according to the surface and maintenance painting requirements. 

The schedule and place for priming is to be selected so that the surface is not 
contaminated or wet before further treatment (SFS-EN ISO 12944, part 4). 

Painting: 

TEKNOPLAST PRIMER 3 gray   

 

1 x 80 

µ

TEKNOPLAST HS 150 RAL 6019 

 

1 x 80 

µ

Total thickness of coat: 

TEKNOPLAST PRIMER 3 white  

 

 

 60 

µ

TEKNOPLAST PRIMER 3 gray   

 

 

 80 

µ

TEKNOPLAST HS 150 RAL 6019 

 

 

 80 

µ

Total 

 

 

 

 

 

    

220 

µ

 

 

3  Propulsors lower assembly (submerged surfaces) 

3.1  Primed surfaces preliminary treatment 

All foreign matter that has a harmful affect with painting  (for example grease and salts) 
is to be removed. The surfaces should be clean and dry. Old paint layers that have 
exceeded the maximum coating time should be roughened. Damaged places are to be 
primed according to the surface and maintenance painting requirements. 

 

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Propulsor painting instructions 

10.07.2001 

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© The information contained in this document is the sole property of Steerprop Ltd. any reproduction or disclosure in part or whole without written permission is prohibited. 

The schedule and place for priming is to be selected so that the surface is not 
contaminated or wet before further treatment (SFS-EN ISO 12944, part 4). 

Painting: 

INERTA 165 TM 102 

 

 

 

   1 x 300 

µ

Total thickness of coat: 

TEKNOPLAST PRIMER 3 

 

 

           60 

µ

INERTA 165 TM 102 

 

 

 

         300 

µ

Total 

 

 

 

 

 

         360 

µ

4  Antifouling painting 

Over coating of an INERTA 165 epoxy based paint layer has to be done in 24 hours. A 
paint coat older than this must be roughened before further coats of paint are applied. If 
painted with antifouling paint the procedure used is to be according to the antifouling 
paint supplier. 

 

5  Repair painting 

In service- and repair painting there is a requirement to take care of that total paint film 
is built according to previous instructions. Damaged area to be cleaned and roughened 
carefully. The boundary of damaged area to be grinded smooth. No sharp edges should 
appear. 
 
NOTE! 
THE ZINC AND ALUMINIUM ANODES ON THE PROPULSOR SHOULD NOT BE 
PAINTED