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Old May 21st, 2021, 04:29   #11
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As long as prep is thorough, cleaning, keying up etc, then using plastic bonding agent, primer, normal paint will stay, prep is the key...

Did many a plastic trim (amongst other repairs) when i was a smart repair guy at Euro Fleet defleet center in Corby, still retained a little knowledge
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As long as prep is thorough, cleaning, keying up etc, then using plastic bonding agent, primer, normal paint will stay, prep is the key...
Thank you. Def food for thought
Question then. What do you suggest as a bonding agent and then which primer on the ABS used for so many parts these days?
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Thank you. Def food for thought
Question then. What do you suggest as a bonding agent and then which primer on the ABS used for so many parts these days?
We used a product called Flexi Bond, iirc...
The primer was any standard paint primer
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If it's any help, i've used this recently with good results :

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/202948868324

First thing i used in on was the centre cap for the first wheel i've refurbed on my 760 :



Used normal primer on the wheel (again Autotek) followed by the normal paint and lacquer. That was 2 years ago and still looks good (and still waiting to do the other 4 wheels! ) with no signs of flaking or anything else.
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