Mipa silicone remover and Mipa silicone remover spray remove wax, grease and silicone before sanding, filling, primer or coating work starts.
Black textured bumper restoration
A faded or marked textured bumper needs careful cleaning and a coating that recreates the original plastic look without turning the part into a glossy painted panel. Mipa Bumper Paint gives the repair a structured finish on prepared bumper plastic.
Mipa silicone remover and Mipa silicone remover spray remove wax, grease and silicone before sanding, filling, primer or coating work starts.
Mipa Bumper Paint in 1l or 400 ml spray format restores a structured plastic finish on cleaned and sanded bumper or trim plastic. Choose black for black trim, or grey and dark grey when those tones match the part.
Remove silicone, wax, dressing residue and road film so the textured coating can grip the bumper surface.
Key the bumper evenly and avoid polishing the texture flat, because the coating follows the shape left on the surface.
Spray or apply Mipa Bumper Paint in controlled coats until the repaired area has an even structured appearance.
Use black for black bumper areas and keep the application even across adjoining trim so the repaired zone does not stand out.
Let the coating dry before touching, washing or fitting trim back against the bumper edge.
The aerosol format is useful for local bumper corners, black trim sections and small textured repairs.
The 1l format suits larger bumper areas and repeated refinishing where a spray gun gives more control.
Clean the bumper more than once when old plastic dressing was used, because silicone residue is one of the most common reasons a black trim coating fails to grip evenly.
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