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Volkswagen Polo Service & Repair Manual: Preserving Wax (Spray Can)

Definition:
Preserving Wax -D 308 SP5 A1-
Edition 04/2009
Product Description
The Preserving Wax -D 308 SP5 A1- provides optimal corrosion protection for areas in the body that are most at risk for corrosion, such as steel trim (folded edges, gaps, flanges), edges and surfaces.
This long-term corrosion protection is established through sufficient penetration as well as exceptional adhesion to the metallic surface.
The top coat compatibility and removability as well as the compatibility with the rubber and plastic attachments is created.
Application Instructions
Application
The recommended dry layer thickness is approximately 30 μm.
Technical Data
   
Propane-butane content 45 to 49 %
Active ingredient content 22 to 26 %
Solvent content 27 to 31 %
Viscosity (DIN 53211, 4 mm) 16 to 22 seconds
Dropping point (of solid matter) greater than 150 °C (302 °F)
Cleaning with mineral spirits
Processing temperature +18 °C through +25 °C (+64.4° through +77 °F)
Flashpoint PM (DIN EN 22719) +27 °C through +33 °C (80.6° through 91.4 °F)
Color light beige
Application temperature +10 °C to +30 °C (50 °F to 86 °F)
Frost resistance through -30 °C (-22 °F)
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