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HPL60 SM

HPL60 SM waterborne white exterior enamel (30 gloss) / white waterborne exterior tinting base

One-pack waterborne (acrylic) white semi-matt exterior enamel, also sold as the white waterborne converter for tinting pastel-shade enamels. Elastic — won't crack with temperature swings — and stands up well to rain, snow and UV. Good hiding power, covers minor defects. Practically odourless, no organic solvents. Spray or brush.

  • timber house facades
  • exterior doors and windows
  • decks/terraces, gazebos, fences
  • garden furniture
  • tinting pastel-shade exterior enamels (as a converter)

Mix calculator

g
Thinner5.0 %

When: Brush — 0–5 %; spray gun — 5–10 % to working viscosity.

Ratio 100 : 5.0

ComponentWeigh out
HPL60 SMpart A476 g
waterThinner23.8 g
Total500 g

Covers roughly 3.70 m² at 135 g/m².

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Mixing matrix

  • waterThinner
    % by weight: 0–10 %catalog% by volume: 0–10 %dealer

    Brush — 0–5 %; spray gun — 5–10 % to working viscosity.

    Clean water only (demineralised is best). Never use S50/S80 solvent thinners.

  • CH 10 / CH 20 / CH 21 / CH 22 / CH 23 / CH 30 / CH 40 / CH 50 / CH 51 / CH 53 / CH 60 / CH 70 / CH 80 / CH 90 / CH 91Additive

    Tinting to RAL/NCS; per the catalog HPL60 SM is the base for pastel shades (bright/deep shades go on the clear base HTL60 SM).

    CH pastes are the waterborne series (list from the tinting leaflet). Dose per the formula; keep paste under ~5 % for pastels (derived).

Percentages are per 100 parts of component A.

Characteristics

Solids
52 ± 1 %dealer
Viscosity
8 ± 1 sdealer
Gloss
30 ± 3 gloss units (angle not stated; 60° assumed)dealer
Drying · Dust-free
15–20 minrecommended
Drying · Touch-dry
30 mindealer
Drying · Sand or stack
3–4 hrecommended
Drying · Full cure
24 hdealer
Drying · Conditions
20 °C
Elasticity
elastic — won't crack with temperature swingsofficial
Weather resistance
good weather resistance (rain, snow, UV)official
Hiding power
high hiding power, hides minor defectsdealer
Odour / VOC
waterborne, no harmful solvents, practically odourlessdealer

Colours

  • HPL60 SM (белая база) · white; base for pastel RAL/NCS shades tinted with CH pastes

Application

HVLP

Consumption
120–150 g/m²official
Nozzle
1.7–2 mmrecommended
Pressure · air
2–2.5 barrecommended
Spray viscosity
5–10 % water addedrecommended
Wet film
85–120 µmrecommended
Coats
2 coatsrecommended
Flash-off
15–30 minrecommended
Recoat
3–4 hrecommended
Sanding between coats
P320–P400 light denib after the first coatrecommended
Dry film
35–50 µmrecommended

15–20 cm distance, 50 % overlap, fan fully open. Flush the gun with water before and after (dealer).

Conventional spray

Consumption
120–150 g/m²official
Nozzle
1.8–2.2 mmrecommended
Pressure · air
3–4 barrecommended
Spray viscosity
5–10 % water addedrecommended
Coats
2 coatsrecommended

Transfer efficiency up to 40 % (official methods page) — actual usage is higher.

Airmix (air-assisted airless)

Nozzle
0.23–0.33 mmrecommended
Pressure · fluid
40–80 barrecommended
Pressure · air
1–2 barofficial
Spray viscosity
0–5 % water addedrecommended
Coats
2 coatsrecommended

Best choice for production windows/doors: air-spray quality, higher throughput.

Airless

Nozzle
0.28–0.38 mmrecommended
Pressure · fluid
120–180 barrecommended
Spray viscosity
0–5 % water addedrecommended
Coats
2 coatsrecommended

For big areas — facades, fences. Finish quality on joinery is below Airmix.

Brush

Consumption
120–150 g/m²official
Spray viscosity
0–5 % water addedrecommended
Coats
2–3 coatsrecommended
Recoat
3–4 hrecommended

Synthetic brush for waterborne paints; lay off along the grain, don't work a drying edge.

Process and compatibility

Substrate preparation · Wood moisture
8–14 %official
Substrate preparation · Preparation
Dry, clean, dust-free wood; sand P150–P180 (end-grain P180–P220); remove resinous knots and any flaking old finish.recommended
Sister products
HTL60 SM,HTL61 SM,HTS30catalog
Sanding
Between coats P320–P400 after the first coat; do not sand the finish coat.recommended
Temperature and humidity
Apply above +15 °C and below 70 % RHdealer
Don'ts
  • don't apply below +15 °C or above 70 % RH (dealer)
  • don't thin with S50/S80 solvents — water only
  • don't paint wet wood, before rain or in direct sun (derived)
  • don't let it freeze (derived)
  • don't apply over oil/wax finishes without stripping (derived)
Equipment cleaning
Flush equipment with water before and after usedealer

Storage

Packaging
1,5,10 kgdealer
Storage temperature
5–30 °Crecommended

Safety: Waterborne, no organic solvents, practically odourless (dealer). Wear gloves and a particulate mask when spraying; don't pour down the drain (derived — no SDS published).

Sources

Value tags: “official”, “dealer”, “catalog”, “schedule” are Technocolor data; “workshop” is from our own datasheets; “recommended” is our engineering estimate (hover to see the reasoning).

Not covered by the sources
  • No Technocolor ТДС/technical data sheet PDF for HPL60 SM found online (woodonline: ТДС 'по запросу')
  • density not published (derived value used)
  • dust-free and recoat/sand times not published (derived)
  • spray viscosity of the thinned mix not published
  • hardness, chemical resistance, abrasion, lightfastness rating (numeric) not published
  • maximum CH paste loading / tinting formulas not published
  • recommended primer/impregnation under HPL60 SM not officially stated (derived)
  • shelf life not published
  • not used in any official finishing schedule (information/technology)
  • one unverifiable search snippet (Kazakh dealer, page dead) claimed thixotropy and 0–5 % water — not used
  • t-colormarket.ru shows no hardener/thinner table for HPL60 SM; the water 0–10 % figure comes from the catalog and woodonline only
  • gloss measuring angle not stated (assumed 60°)
  • volume solids not published; dry-film estimates are derived