Giardini Basecoat Dense, 4 sizes

Made in Italy, the Giardini MAXMATT Basecoat Dense is what says it is, a basecoat, the first coat on the leather edge used to prep for the next layer of colored edge paint such as the Basic Edge Paint, Fluorescent, or Metallic. The Basecoat dense makes for a stronger adhesion both between the leather and the basecoat dense, and then the basecoat dense to the colored edge paint. Due to its denser characteristics, it also helps to fill in the uneven surface of the leather edge for a smoother layer. This is especially true when you have combined two layers of leather together, as the basecoat dense will make the gap between the two layers invisible.

The Basecoat Dense can be applied by hand or machine. Once it has dried it can be sanded or brushed to make the surface smooth.

Giardini vs Fenice and others:

Thicker edge with a single application
50% better cracking test
30% better adhesion
Color resistance to UV rays
10x more sustainable and eco-friendly
Better VOC (this means less unhealthy gases being let off)

About Giardini Basecoat Dense:

The Basecoat dense was developed for manufacturers and crafters as an edge prep product to facilitate better adhesion (less edge paint peeling), and smoother edges.

The Basics:

Application: By hand or machine
Dry Time: 30 minutes at room temperature
Storage Temperature: 50*F to 86*F (10*C to 30*C)
Shelf Life: 12 months

Application of the Basecoat Dense:

Begin by applying by hand or machine a layer of Basecoat Dense. **Please note it appears white when wet, but once dried is semi-transparent**
- Please see the video on this page on how to use the Basecoat.
Once the Basecoat has dried, lightly sand the edges until the surface is smooth. Use very fine sand paper or a Brite pad.
- If you want a thicker edge repeat Step 1 and apply a 2nd layer of Basecoat. You may not need to sand again if the edges are smooth.
Now you are ready to apply the Basic Edge Paint, Fluo, or Metallic color of your choice.

Giardini Basecoat Dense for Leather Edge Paint, 1 Liter (1,000 mL)

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