CerMark Coverage
This chart shows the expected amount of area you can cover with CerMark spray cans or liquid that is sprayed on. Spraying on the liquid version of CerMark is much more cost effective than spray cans if you need to coat a lot of parts or a big area at one time.
Liquid Spray
For larger volume application. This is more cost effective than spray cans. Can be sprayed on with an airbrush or HPLV paint sprayer gun like this unit Binks.
Preval Sprayer
Available at many hardware, hobby and auto parts stores. This do-it-yourself aerosol kit is an easy way to get started spraying CerMark. The Preval Sprayer retails for under $10. http://www.prevalspraygun.com.
Brush On
Best for applying to small areas. Foam brush should be used instead of a bristle hair type brush for best results. Review material technical sheets for proper thinning prior to brushing on.
Tape Version
6018 is a dry tape version that comes in several different width size rolls. The tape can be easily cut or ripped into different sizes. Commonly used to add an ID number on parts or metal tags.
Screen Print
Screen print application is fastest, most cost effective, least waste and most consistent way to apply but that is used mostly for higher volume applications. Coating 6012 is the only version for screen print. 6012 is a version of 6000 that basically has less alcohol that makes it dry fast instead has oil so it will not dry out on the screen press. As a results heated drying recommended for best mark results. See 6012 product notes for more details.