Research Bulletin 2000-1   (Updated)Refinishing Procedures:
A Guide to Manufacturer's Technical Information


Sherwin-Williams, Plastic Refinishing

Primed Plastic  

Primed Plastic Parts

Check primed parts for solubility by pressing a solvent saturated towel on the surface (small area) on a feature line, where the primer is thinnest and hold for 30 seconds.

If the primer is soluble:

Step 1: Remove the primer.

Step 2: Follow recommendations listed on previous page for Un-Primed (Bare) Plastic.

If the primer is insoluble:

Step 1: Clean part on all sides with SC155 Low VOC Surface Cleaner.

Step 2: Scuff sand using a gray scuff pad and USP-90 Liquid Scuffing Agent giving special attention to small grooves and depressions.

Step 3: Thoroughly rinse off the scuffing agent with clean water and completely dry the surface.

Step 4: Reclean the surface with SC159 Plastic Cleaner / Anti-stat.

Step 5: Apply flexed S56/S57/S58 or S59 Color Seal, flexed S61 Transparent Adhesion Promoter, S65 Basecoat Transparent 2K Adhesion Promoter, SpectraPrime Sealer, or PSE-4600/4601 4.6 Epoxy.

Step 6: Apply basecoat with any Ultra (UH) hardener (1oz per sprayable quart)

Step 7: Apply clearcoat as recommended. No flex additive is required in the following clearcoats: CC-635, CC-637, CC-639, CC930, or CC940.

 


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