Mipa silicone remover removes polish, grease, road film and silicone before sanding, primer or basecoat.
Scooter plastic body panel painting
Scooter body panels are usually plastic exterior parts, so the coating order needs clean surface preparation, plastic adhesion support, matched basecoat and a durable clearcoat. Careful sanding and cleaning help prevent peeling, edge marks and poor gloss.
Mipa silicone remover removes polish, grease, road film and silicone before sanding, primer or basecoat.
The MP Sanding Pad prepares stable plastic or old coating so the following coating layers can grip.
Mipa 1K Plastic Primer and Mipa Plastic Primer Spray support adhesion on suitable plastic scooter panels.
Mipa BC Ready Mixed with BC Thinner VDG creates the matched colour stage after the panel is prepared.
Mipa 2K-HS Clearcoat CS 90 with HS Hardener HS 10 gives a scratch resistant 2K clearcoat method for larger panel sets.
Mipa 2K Clearcoat Spray high gloss gives a practical 2K clearcoat option for smaller scooter panels and local work.
Remove panels where practical, wash off road dirt and degrease the coating area before sanding.
Key stable plastic and old coating evenly, then remove sanding dust before primer.
Apply Mipa 1K Plastic Primer or Plastic Primer Spray on suitable plastic areas that need adhesion support.
Apply Mipa BC Ready Mixed with BC Thinner VDG as the colour layer and allow proper flash off before clearcoat.
Finish with the chosen 2K clearcoat method and let the panels cure before refitting clips and fasteners.
Use 2K Clearcoat Spray high gloss for small panels, covers and local refinishing.
Use CS 90 with HS 10 hardener when several scooter panels are being refinished together.
Use plastic primer before basecoat on suitable plastic surfaces that need adhesion support.
Lay out the scooter panels in fitting order before painting. Small plastic clips and hidden edges are easy to miss, and fresh clearcoat can be marked if panels are stacked or refitted too soon.
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