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The Bartoline Plastic Primer is an essential tool for DIY enthusiasts, automotive hobbyists, and garden project managers looking to achieve a professional finish on difficult surfaces like PVC, polypropylene, and resin. This high-adhesion formula ensures your topcoat bonds effectively, creating a durable and smooth surface for subsequent painting. While it offers superior coverage and ease of application, users must ensure they have a well-ventilated space, as it is strictly intended for outdoor or ventilated use and requires careful temperature management during the drying process.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | PP1101 |
| Brand | Bartoline |
No, this product must only be used outdoors or in a very well-ventilated area due to the nature of the chemical formulation.
You should wait between 15 and 20 minutes between each coat to ensure the best finish.
No, do not use the primer in direct sunlight as it can affect the curing process and lead to an uneven finish.
The primer requires 24 hours to fully harden before you should apply your chosen topcoat.
It is designed for most rigid plastics including polypropylene, resin, PVC, and fibreglass, but always perform a test patch on an inconspicuous area first.
Ensure you clear the nozzle after every use by inverting the can. If already clogged, try soaking the nozzle in a suitable solvent or replacing it with a compatible spare.
This usually indicates the surface was not clean or was contaminated with oil or silicone. Strip the primer, clean the surface with a degreaser, and reapply.
You may be spraying too close or applying the coats too heavily. Increase the distance to 25cm and apply lighter, thinner layers.
To achieve the best results, start by ensuring your substrate is meticulously cleaned with a degreaser to remove any silicone, oil, or grease, as these will prevent the primer from adhering.
