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Pretreatment
Cleaning and degreasing is often the first step on the way to a nice finish and end result. This may involve removing dirt, dust, grease, or other contaminants from the surface. This can be done by washing, degreasing, or using other suitable cleaning methods. We have divided the process into three steps: cleaning, degreasing, and wiping, so you can choose the products you need for your task.
Q-Refinish 60-160-0150
60-160 Degreasing Wipes 38 X 30 Cm
€45,70
Q-Refinish 60-060-1000
60-060 Pump Bottle 1L
€29,68
Q-Refinish 60-500-0002
60-500 Stripe Removal Wheel Set
€43,36
3M 88405-46
Tack Cloth Aqua 32 X 40 Cm
€11,18
Q-Refinish 60-015-0400
60-015 Silicone Remover Spray
€11,85
Q-Refinish 60-180-0400
60-180 Polishing Cloth 32 X 36 Cm
€88,77
Motip 90410
Paint Remover
€13,59
Motip 000765
Tar And Resin Remover
€10,85
3M 38987
Specialty Adhesive Remover 38987
€48,40
Dynabrade 88902-55
Stripe Removal Wheel 92255
€158,99
Norton 72001-40
Stripe Remover Wheel
€39,47
Colormatic 369391
Colormatic Seal And Adhesive Remover
€19,04
Motip
600 Degreaser
€8,64
3M 88410-35
Scuff-It Mat Gel 50018
€38,48
overview of pretreatment
Pretreatment is an essential process before applying paint or varnish, ensuring a clean and clear surface. The process includes cleaning, degreasing, and wiping, each removing different types of impurities such as old coatings, grease, and dust. Proper pretreatment improves adhesion and durability of the new coating.
key steps in pretreatment
Cleaning involves removing old layers of paint, varnish, or other coatings using chemical strippers or mechanical methods like sanding or scraping. The goal is to create a clean surface free from previous coatings.
Degreasing focuses on eliminating grease, oil, dirt, and other contaminants that can prevent good adhesion of new paint or varnish. Specialized degreasing agents are used for this purpose.
Wiping is the final step, removing residues from cleaning agents and particles with soft, absorbent cloths or paper that do not scratch the surface. This ensures the surface is dry and free from dust and lint.
Additionally, avoiding static electricity is important, especially when working with non-conductive materials like plastic, paper, wood, and textiles, as static can affect finish quality. We offer products that effectively reduce or eliminate static electricity on surfaces.