Penetrol® is a free-flowing, low-odor, high quality penetrating 
          paint additive which compensates for the adverse effects that weather 
          and surface conditions have on paints and primers.
        BASIC 
          USES:
          • Increases adhesion, penetration and flow of oil-based or alkyd 
          paints, varnishes, and primers
          • Restores luster to faded, weathered fiberglass
          • Acts as a rust inhibitor on metal surfaces
          • Diminishes lap & brush marks
        GENERAL 
          PAINTING FOR INTERIOR & EXTERIOR WORK 
          ADD TO OIL-BASED PAINT OR PRIMERS
          DIRECTIONS:
          1. Stir and mix oil-based paint thoroughly. 
          2. Always mix a small amount of Penetrol with the paint you are using 
          to determine compatibility.
          3. As paint begins to set up too fast or “drag”, stir in 
          Penetrol. Begin with approximately one pint (16 oz.) Penetrol per gallon 
          of paint.
          4. If paint is thick, or in extreme hot or cold temperatures, more Penetrol 
          may be added (up to 2.5 pints per gallon of paint). 
          Note: For brass, copper, aluminum and chrome, scrub surface with fine 
          steel wool soaked in Penetrol and polish with a clean rag.
        CONDITIONING 
          BARE OR RUSTED METAL
          DIRECTIONS:
          1. Remove loose rust, excess dirt, oil and grease. 
          2. Be sure surface is dry. 
          3. Saturate the metal with Penetrol.
          4. Allow 12-24 hours for drying. 
          Note: For brass, copper, aluminum and chrome, scrub surface with fine 
          steel wool soaked in Penetrol and polish with a clean rag.
        CONDITIONING 
          FIBERGLASS
          DIRECTIONS:
          1. Clean surface to be conditioned. 
          2. Saturate a rag with Penetrol, wipe it on fiberglass surface. 
          3. Buff surface with a clean, soft cloth within 3-5 minutes.
        FAUX 
          FINISHING
          DIRECTIONS:
          1. Penetrol, mixed directly into oil or alkyd-based paint, will improve 
          the brushability of your paint and level of the base coat
          2. Penetrol keeps paint from drying too fast thus increasing the working 
          time of your paint and glazes 
          3. The more Penetrol you add to the mixture (glaze) the more open time 
          you will have and the more translucent the finish
          4. Do not add too much conditioner for vertical surfaces as the technique 
          may cause the paint to sag or vanish
          5. Using an empty can or disposable cup as a measuring device, mix 3 
          volumes of alkyd (oil Paint) to 1 volume of Penetrol.
        COVERAGE
          • Coverage of Penetrol will vary depending on use
        CLEANUP 
          & STORAGE
          • Store in a tightly closed container away from heat and flame.
          • Cleanup with mineral spirits