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The Indasa High Build Acrylic Based Primer is an essential tool for professional body shops and DIY enthusiasts looking to achieve a flawless finish on automotive or industrial surfaces. It provides superior adhesion and filling capabilities for minor imperfections, creating a uniform, durable foundation for topcoats. While it offers excellent leveling and quick-drying properties, users should be aware that it requires proper surface preparation and ventilation, as it is a solvent-based aerosol product.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 472941-2 |
| Brand | Indasa |
It is intended for use on prepared automotive substrates; for bare plastics, a dedicated plastic adhesion promoter is recommended first.
Yes, for the best finish, you should wet or dry sand the primer with fine-grit sandpaper (typically P600-P800) before applying your topcoat.
Usually 2-3 light coats are sufficient to achieve the desired build for minor imperfections.
Yes, its white color provides an excellent neutral base that helps metallic paints cover more uniformly.
When stored in a cool, dry place with the cap on, the product will remain viable for several years.
Yes, always use an appropriate respirator and ensure adequate ventilation when using aerosolized chemical primers.
Clear the nozzle by inverting the can and spraying until clear, or soak the nozzle in thinners if blockage persists.
You are likely applying coats too heavily; increase distance from the surface and apply thinner, lighter coats.
The surface was likely not cleaned or degreased properly; ensure all wax, oil, and contaminants are removed before application.
To ensure optimal results, the surface must be thoroughly cleaned, degreased, and sanded prior to application. Shake the aerosol can vigorously for at least two minutes after hearing the mixing ball rattle to ensure the acrylic components are properly dispersed.
