Metal Etch Primer

Division

Primers

Product Description

Trident Etch Primer is a high-performance fast-drying metal primer specially formulated to improve adhesion and corrosion resistance on ferrous and non-ferrous metal surfaces. Its acid etching technology prepares the substrate and creates a strong bond for topcoats.

Ideal for steel, aluminium, galvanized sheets, fabricated metal parts, automotive panels, marine equipment, and industrial metal structures requiring superior primer performance.

Key Features & Benefits

• Strong adhesion on metal surfaces
• Acid etching surface preparation
• Fast drying primer formula
• Rust and corrosion resistance
• Suitable for aluminium & GI
• Smooth base for topcoats
• Easy spray brush roller use
• Improves topcoat durability
• Low VOC eco-friendly system
• Professional finish quality

Applicable IS Code

• IS 5666 – Etch Primer (Wash Primer)
• IS 15489 – Protective Coatings for Metal Structures

Applicable Industries / Recommended Uses

• Automotive
• Marine
• Manufacturing
• Infrastructure
• Construction
• Heavy Equipment
• Steel Fabrication
• Metalworking

Product Types

• Etch Primer
• Metal Adhesion Primer
• Wash Primer
• Galvanized Surface Primer
• Aluminium Primer

Solutions

• Poor paint adhesion on metal
• Rust prevention before topcoat
• Surface preparation coating
• Long life topcoat bonding
• Smooth finishing base layer
• Industrial metal priming system

Featured Products

• Trident Etch Primer
• Fast Dry Metal Primer
• Wash Primer for Steel

Related Products

• Epoxy Primer Grey
• PU Topcoat Paint
• Zinc Rich Primer
• Anti Corrosive Coating

Why Choose Trident

• Excellent bonding performance
• Suitable for difficult metals
• Fast production turnaround
• Corrosion resistant system
• Easy contractor application
• Reliable industrial quality
• Cost-effective primer solution

FAQS

Q1. Which surfaces can it be used on?
Steel, aluminium, galvanized metal, and non-ferrous metals.

Q2. Drying time?
Touch dry in approx 15–30 minutes.

Q3. Can it be used outdoors?
Yes, with proper topcoat system.

Q4. Is topcoat required?
Yes, recommended for durability and finish.

Q5. Application method?
Spray, brush, or roller.

Q6. How many coats required?
Normally one coat, two if needed.

Substrate

• Mild Steel
• Aluminium
• Galvanized Iron
• Metal Panels
• Fabricated Components
• Machinery Parts
• Structural Steel
• Automotive Panels

Key Words

etch primer, wash primer, metal adhesion primer, galvanized primer, aluminium primer, rust preventive primer, fast dry metal primer, Trident etch primer