U-Pol WELD#2 Weld Through Primer Spray - Copper - 450ml

The U-Pol WELD #2 is a high adhesion, super-conductive zinc rich weld through primer. It is specif...

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The U-Pol WELD#2 Weld Through Primer is designed for automotive technicians and metal fabricators who need a reliable, conductive coating for metal surfaces before welding. Its primary benefit is providing superior rust protection in areas that will be hidden after assembly, such as overlapping panels, while maintaining electrical conductivity for spot, MIG, and TIG welding. A key caveat to keep in mind is that proper surface preparation is essential, as the primer will not adhere effectively to oily or oxidized metal.

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ColourCopper
Model Part NumberWELDC/AL
BrandU-Pol

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FAQs

Can I paint over the U-Pol WELD#2 primer?

Yes, once the welding is complete, you can typically use standard automotive primers and topcoats over the weld area.

Does this replace a standard epoxy primer?

No. This is a specialized weld-through primer. It should only be used where panels overlap and are to be welded.

Is this primer safe for TIG welding?

Yes, it is formulated to be compatible with TIG, MIG, and spot welding applications.

How long should I let it dry before welding?

While it is touch-dry quickly, it is best to allow the primer to cure for at least 15-30 minutes to ensure all solvents have evaporated.

Can I use this on aluminum?

The product is designed primarily for steel surfaces. Consult the technical data sheet for specific substrate compatibility.

Troubleshooting

Welding arc is inconsistent or sputtering

You may have applied the primer too heavily. Ensure you are using a thin, even layer and allow sufficient drying time before welding.

Primer peeling off during sanding

The surface was likely not cleaned or sanded properly. Ensure all contaminants are removed and the metal is scuffed to provide a 'tooth' for the primer.

Spray nozzle is clogged

Remove the nozzle and soak it in a solvent like acetone or thinners, or replace it with a new aerosol nozzle.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent rust prevention for hidden panel overlaps
  • Compatible with various welding methods including MIG, TIG, and spot welding
  • Provides high adhesion to prepared metal surfaces
  • Easy-to-use aerosol application

Cons

  • Requires thorough surface cleaning to function correctly
  • Not intended for use as a final finish coat
  • Limited to specific metal substrates

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure optimal performance, start by cleaning the metal surface with a degreaser to remove all oils, silicone, and dirt. Sand the area with 80-180 grit abrasive to ensure mechanical adhesion. Shake the can vigorously for at least two minutes before use. Apply in thin, even passes from a distance of approximately 15-20cm. Allow the primer to dry completely before attempting any welding. To prevent the nozzle from clogging, turn the can upside down and spray for a few seconds after each use to clear the internal valve.

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