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  • C Offline
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    Chirp5957
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    Been trying to get a Cervinis Stalker bumper painted. we've called cervinis and followed their instructions, sanding the inside and outside of the bumper with plastic cleaner and a red scuff pad multiple times, and then tried to spray our adhesion promotor on there.
    As soon as we spray adhesion promotor on it, it bubbles up and then starts to run on off the panel.

    Heres what we've tried
    Hot soapy water wash with red scuff pad.
    Duponts 2319s plastic cleaner, with and without a red scotchbrite scuff pad
    dupon 3909s final klean
    Dupont 2310s sanding paste
    Dupont 105 thinner
    PPG's DX103
    PPG's Dx101 sanding paste.

    any help please!

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    4.10 gears
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      KA-T_240
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      Have you tried using a different adhesion promoter, or tried even skipping the adhesion promoter to see if the problem continues with other brands/types of product?

      PM me for:
      Sandblasting(I use glass beads)
      Diesel repairs or performance products.

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        Chirp5957
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        this is the only adhesion promotor we've had...never had problems with it before..

        been thinking about skipping the adhesion promotor step but that just seems like its gonna come back to haunt us after its all painted..dont want all the paint to flake off 2 weeks down the road ya know..

        Duponts 2320s adhesion promotor vv

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        1996 cobra 13.20 @106
        4.10 gears
        short throw shift
        off road x pipe
        BBK Cold Air
        Diablo chip
        BBK LT

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          KA-T_240
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          #4

          Maybe try a new car, or a different brand.

          PM me for:
          Sandblasting(I use glass beads)
          Diesel repairs or performance products.

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            King Ricer
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            id try and talk with Aj on this. he works at United Automotive in Fargo in the part department. he might have a solution for you.

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              99civic
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              Ok what your running into is the mold release from Sanding the bumper its a bitch to deal with trust me. Imo don't use dupont that shit sucks yeah I work for ppg paints and I have used dupont before and had people use it don't waste time. What u need to do is take it all off and start with a true waterbased primer sealer its the only stuff that will not react with the mold resin. As for pre prep u need the system from one choice its a 3 step includes a saturated scuff pad ,prep pad ,and advanced plastic bond in a rattle can. Hope this helps,

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                Also the dx103 is a good prep cause of the anti-static part of the cleaner but when I use it it seems to streak more then others also flashes a bit slower. I like using dx 330 but the one I choose is dx394 its not super harsh and should work well for not irritating the plastic.

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                2000 civic SiR - jdm sickness
                1988 chevy s10 blazer - lowrider
                1979 lifted fullsize chevy - mud truck

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                  Chirp5957
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                  99civic;327425 wrote:
                  Ok what your running into is the mold release from Sanding the bumper its a bitch to deal with trust me. Imo don't use dupont that shit sucks yeah I work for ppg paints and I have used dupont before and had people use it don't waste time. What u need to do is take it all off and start with a true waterbased primer sealer its the only stuff that will not react with the mold resin. As for pre prep u need the system from one choice its a 3 step includes a saturated scuff pad ,prep pad ,and advanced plastic bond in a rattle can. Hope this helps,

                  well cant really switch to PPG...we are under contract with dupont..
                  anyway. been thinking about this pain in the ass bumper...and since its a Urethane injection bumper and its made out of urethane do we really need to use a plastic adhesion promotor?
                  the primer, sealer, base, and clear are all urethane products, wouldnt they all bond together?

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                  1996 cobra 13.20 @106
                  4.10 gears
                  short throw shift
                  off road x pipe
                  BBK Cold Air
                  Diablo chip
                  BBK LT

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                    99civic
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                    u would think that would be fine but that bumper will still have that mold release on there so u still have to treat it as you would normal plastic. i painted my bumpers and used pap on them to be safe

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                    2000 civic SiR - jdm sickness
                    1988 chevy s10 blazer - lowrider
                    1979 lifted fullsize chevy - mud truck

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                      Clean the back and front with prepsol/wax remover let dry. Wash with dawn and lots of ajax using a red scotchbrite pad. Spray promoter. Spray primer with flex, paint.

                      Done.

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