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    Epoxy Primers

    Build an exceptionally durable and protective foundation for your paint system with our range of high-performance epoxy primers. Known for their outstanding adhesion, superior corrosion resistance, and excellent chemical stability, 2k epoxy primer formulations are the professional's choice for demanding applications.

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    Mipa 1K Epoxy Primer Spray (400ML)
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    On saleMipa 2K Epoxy Primer Filler Spray Including Hardener (400ML) in an aerosol can with branded label.
    On saleMiparox Anti Rust Spray (400ml) aerosol can for anti-corrosion protection and rust prevention.

    Epoxy Primers Frequently Asked Questions

    What makes epoxy primer better than other types of primers?

    Epoxy primer is essentially a moisture seal. While standard primers are often designed for filling or simple adhesion, epoxy formulations are chemically engineered to be non porous. Once cured, they create a water tight barrier that prevents oxygen and moisture from reaching the bare metal. This is the most effective way to stop rust and oxidation from developing under your paint job, making it the preferred choice for long term protection on restoration projects.

    Is epoxy primer suitable for all bare metals?

    Yes, epoxy primers are highly versatile and are the industry choice for bare steel, iron, and aluminium. Because they are not reactive in the same way as acid etch primers, they are much safer and more stable for a wider range of metals. They bond exceptionally well to prepared, clean metal, ensuring that your subsequent paint layers have a secure anchor to hold onto, which prevents future lifting or peeling.

    Why is it important to clean the surface thoroughly before applying epoxy primer?

    Adhesion is entirely dependent on a clean surface. Even if the metal looks clean, invisible contaminants like salt, oil, or grease can cause the epoxy primer to fail. Any residue left on the metal will prevent the primer from creating a full seal, which can leave the surface vulnerable to rust. Always degrease the metal meticulously before application to ensure the epoxy can perform its job of protecting your metalwork.

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