Epoxy · Protective primer

Pride

Budget-friendly protection for steel.

A protective primer built on epoxy resin and NC binder — excellent adhesion to prepared metal, good hardness and a smooth gloss ready for topcoating.

GlossFinishPrepared steel & metal — interior and exteriorRated for500ml · 1L · 4L · 20LPack sizesNo warranty offeredWarranty

Excellent

Adhesion to prepared metal & steel

6–8 m²/L

Coverage on the first coat

Good

Corrosion, abrasion & moisture resistance

Overview

The base coat that earns its keep.

Pride is a single-pack primer built on epoxy resin and NC binder with carefully selected fillers, solvents and pigments. It grips properly prepared metal, dries hard, and leaves a smooth uniform gloss — a sound base for whatever finishing system goes over it.

Good resistance to abrasion, moisture and industrial atmospheres, at a price that lets you prime a whole fabrication shop.

Black · GreyColoursGlossFinish500 ml – 20 LPacksXyleneThinner
Pride on the fabrication floor — freshly primed structural steel stacked before assembly

Features

What you get for the money.

01

Epoxy + NC Binder

Epoxy resin and NC binder together with selected fillers, solvents and pigments — performance without the two-pack price.

02

Excellent Metal Adhesion

Grips properly prepared steel and metal substrates and stays gripped.

03

Corrosion Protection

A protective base coat under the finishing system, with good surface durability.

04

Hardness & Abrasion

Dries hard, so handling and stacking in the shop does not mark it.

05

Efficient Coverage

6–8 m² per litre on the first coat, 3–4 on the second.

06

Smooth Gloss Base

A uniform surface, ready for topcoat application by brush or roller.

The science behind Pride

How the film is built up.

Primer performance comes from film thickness, not from one heavy pass. Two to three coats, six hours apart, is what turns a coat of paint into a protective base.

Coat 3 — optional

Final build

A third coat where exposure is harsh — external steelwork, coastal air, industrial atmospheres.

Coat 2

Applied after the recoat interval

6–8 hours after the first coat. Covers at 3–4 m² per litre and closes the film.

Coat 1

Bonds to the metal

Covers at 6–8 m² per litre and anchors the system to the prepared substrate.

Substrate

Properly prepared steel or metal

Clean, dry and free of rust, mill scale and loose coatings. Preparation decides everything above it.

2–3 coats · minimum 6 hours between coats · full cure in 2 days.

A steel section half coated in Pride, the primed half against bare mill-scale steel

Product attributes

Six things it is built to do.

Excellent adhesion

Properly prepared metal and steel.

Corrosion resistance

A protective base for finishing systems.

Hardness & abrasion

Good surface durability.

Good coverage

Efficient spreading, 6–8 m² per litre.

Minimal drying time

Touch dry in 6–7 hours.

Smooth gloss base

A uniform surface, ready for topcoating.

Key features in full.

01Excellent adhesion to steel and metal substrates
02Good corrosion protection and surface durability
03Good hardness and abrasion resistance
04Good coverage and spreading efficiency
05Smooth surface, ready for topcoat application
06Easy application by brush and roller

At a glance

The numbers that decide your day.

6–8 m²/LCoverage, 1st coat
3–4 m²/LCoverage, 2nd coat
1–2Coats recommended
77 KUViscosity
1.05Specific gravity
12–24 moShelf life

6–7hrs

Touch dry

6–8hrs

Drying between coats

2days

Full cure — in service

At normal ambient conditions. Low temperature, high humidity and heavy film build extend drying and recoat times. Coverage is theoretical — actual spread rate varies with surface profile and film build.

Performance profile.

Adhesion to metalExcellent
Coverage & spreadingGood
Corrosion protectionGood
Hardness & abrasionGood
Moisture resistanceGood
Industrial atmosphereGood

Indicative profile. Tested under laboratory conditions.

Surface preparation

Three steps before the first coat.

On metal, preparation is most of the job. Mill scale and loose rust under a primer will lift it later.

1

Cleaning

Remove dust, dirt, oil, grease, wax and other contaminants — use a suitable solvent or degreaser if required. Eliminate rust, mill scale, old loose paint and flaking coatings by scraping, wire brushing, sanding or abrasive blasting.

2

Repair defects

Fill cracks, pinholes and surface voids with a compatible epoxy filler or repair mortar. Work back to a smooth, sound and level surface before coating.

3

Ensure dryness

The surface must be clean and completely dry. Do not apply over damp or contaminated substrates.

Application procedure

Five moves, six hours apart.

01Stir thoroughly before use. Dilute with xylene as required.
02Apply one uniform coat and allow it to dry.
03Apply the second coat after the recoat interval.
04Build a minimum of 2–3 coats to reach the film thickness best performance needs.
05Allow a minimum of 6 hours drying between coats.
0–5%Brush & roller≈5%SprayXyleneRecommended thinner24 hrsThinned paint stability

May be applied undiluted by brush, or with up to 5% xylene. Use thinned material within 24 hours of dilution. Solvent-borne and flammable — keep away from heat, sparks and open flame, and ventilate well.

The Pride 1-Pack Epoxy tin on a steel workbench in a fabrication shop

Buying & support

Where to buy it, and who to ask.

Pride is sold through stockists across Kerala. Specification advice comes straight from the people who make it.

01

Find a stockist

Search by town or district and call the counter directly.

Where to buy

02

Technical support

Specification questions and system advice, from the people who make it.

Talk to us

03

Full technical data

Every property and pack size, set out in full below.

Tech specs

Tech specs.

Full technical properties for Pride Epoxy Primer. Tested under laboratory conditions.

ProductPride Epoxy Primer
CategoryEpoxy
FinishGloss
Rated forPrepared steel & metal — interior and exterior
Pack sizes500ml · 1L · 4L · 20L
WarrantyNo warranty offered
Product type1K epoxy + NC binder
AppearanceBlack, smooth primer finish
Colours availableBlack, grey
FinishGloss
Coverage (1st coat)6–8 m²/L (approx. 65–86 sq ft/L)
Coverage (2nd coat)3–4 m²/L (approx. 32–43 sq ft/L)
Viscosity77 KU (before thinning)
Specific gravity1.05
Touch dry6–7 hours
Drying time6–8 hours
RecoatMinimum 6 hours between coats
Full cure2 days
ThinningXylene — up to 5% by volume for brush, roller or spray
Recommended coats2–3 to build film thickness
ApplicationBrush or roller (spray at approx. 5% dilution)
Stability of thinned paintUse within 24 hours of dilution
Fire hazardFlammable — solvent-borne
Suitable forInterior and exterior
Shelf life12–24 months, sealed container
Pack sizes500ml, 1L, 4L, 20L

Questions people actually ask.

Straight answers about how Pride behaves on site.

What finish is Pride?

Pride is a epoxy primer finish epoxy product.

What pack sizes does Pride come in?

Pride is available in 500ml · 1L · 4L · 20L.

What surfaces is Pride for?

Pride is rated for floors & driveways.

What warranty does Pride Epoxy Primer carry?

None. Pride is supplied without a warranty term.

How much Pride will I need?

Your dealer confirms the exact quantity for Pride. Send the wall area and the number of coats and Turbolux will come back with a figure.

What makes Pride different?

Epoxy coating. Part of the Turbolux epoxy line-up.

Compare within epoxy.

Pride and Prestige, side by side.

PridePrestige
FinishEpoxy PrimerEpoxy Primer
WarrantyNo warranty offeredNo warranty offered
Pack sizes500ml · 1L · 4L · 20L500ml · 1L · 4L · 20L
Rated forStructural steel, metal, concreteStructural steel, metal, concrete
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