Mipa silicone remover in liquid format or Mipa silicone remover spray removes grease, wax and handling marks before the surface is keyed or coated.
Guided shopping manual
Metal and plastic parts can be given a tougher textured surface when they are cleaned, keyed and primed correctly. This guide separates the metal and plastic preparation method before Mipa Protector is applied for a durable textured finish.
Mipa silicone remover in liquid format or Mipa silicone remover spray removes grease, wax and handling marks before the surface is keyed or coated.
MP Sanding Sponge prepares edges, corners and existing sound coatings so the primer or protective coating can grip evenly.
Mipa Plastic Cleaner, Mipa 1K Plastic Primer and Mipa Plastic Primer Spray help prepare common plastic sections before a textured protective finish is applied.
Mipa EP Primer Surfacer with Mipa EP hardener E 5 extra short creates a strong epoxy base on exposed metal before the protective layer.
Mipa 2K-EP Primer Filler Spray incl. hardener is useful for compact repair areas, edges and small exposed metal sections before texture coating.
Mipa Protector black, Mipa Protector tintable and Mipa Protector 2K Spray create a tough textured finish for areas exposed to foot traffic, loading contact and abrasion.
Mipa Grip Additive is mixed into the suitable coating method when a rougher walking surface is needed on ramps, treads or traffic edges.
Mipa Protector liquid work uses the listed Mipa 2K hardeners and Mipa 2K Thinner Normal V 25 so the coating can cure and flow correctly.
MP Soft Pad Superfine is used for gentle scuffing on shaped plastic or painted surfaces before cleaning and priming.
Degrease the metal or plastic part carefully so old oil, wax and handling residue do not sit under the new coating.
Abrade sound coating and remove loose material. Bare metal or difficult edges need the suitable primer before the protective layer.
Use the epoxy primer method for metal exposure, or the plastic primer method for plastic sections before the textured layer is applied.
Apply Mipa Protector in the chosen format and build a uniform texture without flooding corners, edges or screw areas.
Keep the metal or plastic part out of hard service until the coating has cured enough for walking, loading or contact.
Use Mipa Protector black or tintable when the surface area is larger and a controlled texture is needed over the complete contact zone.
Use Mipa Protector 2K Spray for smaller repairs, edges, posts and sections that are easier to coat from an aerosol.
Use Mipa Grip Additive on ramp or tread areas where wet shoes, dust or loading movement make extra traction important.
Use epoxy primer on exposed metal and plastic cleaner plus plastic primer on plastic sections so each substrate receives the right base.
Coat a small test area first on the metal or plastic part to check texture, grip and appearance before finishing the complete surface.
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