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Epoxy Primekote 404/414 (formerly Epoxy Barrier-Kote) is a multi-purpose two-part epoxy primer that sands freely without loading the sandpaper. It can be used with any topside paint but it is the recommended primer for use with two part finishes such as Perfection Polyurethane. It can also be overcoated with single part Interlux Brightside, Interlux Yacht Enamel, Interdeck, Bilgecoat and Toplac. It can be used as a part of a system to resurface cracked and crazed gelcoat prior to the application of topside paint. Epoxy Primekote 404/414 should be used over clear epoxies as a sanding surfacer and to eliminate the effects of amine blush. Epoxy Primekote 404/414 is bright white, which makes it ideal for priming bilge and locker areas. Note: Epoxy Primekote 404/414 should not be applied OVER one part paint products. Application Temperatures: 50 to 95 degrees F Epoxy Primekote 404/414 must be thinned 20 to 25% with Interlux 2333N when Brushing or Interlux 2316N when Spraying. Practical coverage is 112 square feet when brushing, yielding 3 mls Dry Film Thickness. Mixes at a 3:1 ratio.