Mipa silicone remover in liquid or spray format removes grease, wax and silicone before sanding, priming or coating.
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Metal exposed to chemicals needs a carefully prepared epoxy system with primer, compatible hardener and a topcoat selected for chemical and mechanical strain.
Mipa silicone remover in liquid or spray format removes grease, wax and silicone before sanding, priming or coating.
Mipa EP 100-20 gives a zinc phosphate epoxy base on steel, zinc, aluminium, GRP and mineral surfaces; use it with Mipa EP hardener and EP thinner.
Mipa EP 200-90 forms a gloss 2K epoxy topcoat for steel, zinc, aluminium, GRP and mineral surfaces exposed to mechanical or chemical strain.
Check whether the part sees occasional splashes, regular cleaning chemicals or standing liquid before choosing the coating area and film build.
Remove oil, residue, loose paint and corrosion, then create a keyed surface for epoxy primer.
Apply Mipa EP 100-20 with the matching EP hardener and EP thinner on properly prepared metal.
Finish with Mipa EP 200-90 using Mipa EP 950 hardener and EP thinner so the primer and topcoat remain in one epoxy system.
Keep the coated part away from chemical exposure until the coating has cured according to the technical information.
Use EP 100-20 and EP 200-90 where the metal needs a dedicated chemical protection paint build.
Use liquid silicone remover for larger surfaces and silicone remover spray for smaller metal items, seams and corners.
Make a small test area on a cleaned and keyed offcut or hidden section when the exposure is unusual. It is better to confirm adhesion and resistance before coating the whole part.
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