Mipa silicone remover in liquid or spray format removes grease, fingerprints and wax before sanding and coating.
Guided home metal coating
Metal cabinets, radiator covers and shelving need a clean surface, a primer that grips metal and a finish that can handle regular touching, cleaning and indoor wear.
Mipa silicone remover in liquid or spray format removes grease, fingerprints and wax before sanding and coating.
MP Sanding Sponge helps dull smooth old paint and soften sharp edges around shelves, doors and covers.
Mipa Metal Primer Grey approx. RAL 7032 chromate-free gives iron and steel surfaces a 1K primer stage before colour.
Mipa AK 232-30 in price groups I, II and III gives the silk matt KH thick film colour finish for steel elements, cabinets and similar metal objects.
Remove dirt first, then degrease the metal cabinets, radiator covers and shelving with Mipa silicone remover so sanding dust and grease do not stay under the coating.
Key sound paint, feather damaged edges and remove loose rust or peeling coating until the remaining surface is firm.
Use the specified primer stage on exposed metal and let it dry according to the technical information before the next layer.
Apply the silk matt thick film colour in controlled coats, keeping edges, welds, corners and underside returns covered.
Allow the coating to harden before assembly, handling or outdoor exposure, especially on parts that will be touched or cleaned often.
Mipa Metal Primer belongs on exposed steel and repaired spots so the finish does not sit directly on bare metal.
Mipa AK 232-30 is the specified silk matt topcoat stage for cabinets, covers and shelving.
Radiator covers should be clean, dry and coated only when the metal temperature and ventilation are suitable for the coating work.
Remove cabinet doors, shelf pins and loose hardware where practical. Flat parts are easier to sand, prime and coat evenly.







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