Mipa silicone remover in liquid or spray format removes grease, silicone and wax before sanding, priming or coating.
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Boat topsides above the waterline need careful cleaning, fair sanding, primer where needed and a smooth polyurethane finish that suits visible exterior panels.
Mipa silicone remover in liquid or spray format removes grease, silicone and wax before sanding, priming or coating.
MP Hand Block Soft or MP Sanding Sponge helps dull glossy areas and keep curved edges even before primer or topcoat.
Mipa EP 100-20 is the epoxy primer method for steel, zinc-coated steel, aluminium, fibreglass and mineral substrates before the finishing coat.
Mipa PU 250-90 gives a glossy 2K polyurethane finish for above-water panels, with the matching hardener and 2K thinner used in the same coating stage.
Mipa Mix PU 250 2K Paint Spray 48+ is the compact spray option for smaller topside pieces or localized above-water colour work.
Remove wax, grease, silicone and sanding residue so the primer or topcoat can bond to the actual surface.
Dull the old finish or prepared substrate without cutting uneven low spots into visible topside panels.
Use the epoxy primer method on exposed fibreglass, aluminium, steel or mixed substrates before the topcoat.
Use the gloss PU finish for the main topside coating and keep each coat even from edge to edge.
Keep the fresh finish away from early abrasion, polish, washing and heavy handling until it has cured enough for service.
Choose the liquid PU topcoat system when a larger topside area needs an even film and controlled application.
Choose the 2K spray method for small removable sections or localized topside pieces where spray-can handling is practical.
Choose the epoxy primer step when the work includes exposed fibreglass, aluminium, steel or repaired areas.
Paint long visible sides in manageable sections and keep a wet edge, because uneven starts and stops are much easier to notice on glossy topsides.
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