Mipa silicone remover in liquid or spray format removes grease, wax and silicone before sanding, priming or coating.
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A steel trolley or tool box needs a clean, keyed and corrosion resistant coating system that can handle handling marks, drawer edges and daily paintshop use.
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 PU 300-70 creates a durable satin gloss textured 2K polyurethane finish for steel cabinets, tools, machine parts and exterior industrial metal.
Mipa PU 250-50 gives a smoother semi gloss 2K polyurethane finish for metal parts where a clean coated look matters more than texture.
Mipa 2K-PU-Industry-Prefilled Spray is suited to small parts, edges and local colour work when a mixed spray gun application is unnecessary.
Remove loose paint, rust and oil first, then clean with silicone remover before abrasive work so contamination is not sanded into the surface.
Sand or scuff the old coating and exposed steel until the surface is stable, dull and ready for primer.
Apply Mipa EP 100-20 with the matching EP hardener and EP thinner on bare or corrosion sensitive areas.
Use PU 300-70 for a textured industrial finish or PU 250-50 for a smoother semi gloss finish.
Allow drawers, handles and contact edges to harden before tools and trays are put back into use.
Choose PU 300-70 when the trolley or box should hide handling marks and look like a robust industrial item.
Choose PU 250-50 when easier wipe-down cleaning and a cleaner visual finish are more important than a texture.
Remove drawers, handles and rubber parts where possible before coating. Small disassembled parts are easier to degrease, scuff and spray evenly than a fully assembled trolley.
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