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Cleaning Bare Metal Before Epoxy Primer. Keep in mind epoxy and. Bob may be using the 180 on previous coats of epoxy. The idea is to allow the w&g remover to lift the contaminants and then wipe them off with the towel. Some common mistakes i've seen people make is not prepping bare metal properly for good primer adhesion. Don't bother with any sort of acid etch or metal. The exterior is going to be 75% bare metal. I usually blow the blasted metal off with compressed air to get all of the media out of the nook and crannies, then wipe with automotive. Strip it , wash with water to neutralize the stripper, clean well with wax and grease remover the 2 coats of spi epoxy. Follow the tech sheet on the epoxy for bare metal surfaces. I have always used 80 on bare metal before epoxy. I've been working around the clock stripping, welding and cleaning. Sand/blast to clean bare metal, wax/grease remover (solvent based on bare steel), tack rag and epoxy. You need a good scratch for bare.

I usually blow the blasted metal off with compressed air to get all of the media out of the nook and crannies, then wipe with automotive. The exterior is going to be 75% bare metal. Some common mistakes i've seen people make is not prepping bare metal properly for good primer adhesion. I have always used 80 on bare metal before epoxy. Strip it , wash with water to neutralize the stripper, clean well with wax and grease remover the 2 coats of spi epoxy. Keep in mind epoxy and. You need a good scratch for bare. The idea is to allow the w&g remover to lift the contaminants and then wipe them off with the towel. Bob may be using the 180 on previous coats of epoxy. Don't bother with any sort of acid etch or metal.

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Cleaning Bare Metal Before Epoxy Primer Don't bother with any sort of acid etch or metal. Keep in mind epoxy and. Don't bother with any sort of acid etch or metal. I've been working around the clock stripping, welding and cleaning. The idea is to allow the w&g remover to lift the contaminants and then wipe them off with the towel. The exterior is going to be 75% bare metal. You need a good scratch for bare. Some common mistakes i've seen people make is not prepping bare metal properly for good primer adhesion. I usually blow the blasted metal off with compressed air to get all of the media out of the nook and crannies, then wipe with automotive. I have always used 80 on bare metal before epoxy. Bob may be using the 180 on previous coats of epoxy. Sand/blast to clean bare metal, wax/grease remover (solvent based on bare steel), tack rag and epoxy. Strip it , wash with water to neutralize the stripper, clean well with wax and grease remover the 2 coats of spi epoxy. Follow the tech sheet on the epoxy for bare metal surfaces.