RJ PP Primer Acrylic Spray Paint
RJ PP Primer Acrylic Spray Paint
RJ PP Primer Acrylic Spray Paint (Plastic Primer)
Achieve flawless, long-lasting paint adhesion on difficult plastic surfaces with RJ PP Primer Acrylic Spray Paint. Formulated as an essential base coat for untreated polypropylene (PP), polyethylene (PE), and other low-surface-energy plastics, this clear acrylic-based priming spray creates a strong chemical bond between slippery plastic materials and topcoat paints.
Key Features
- Superior Plastic Adhesion: Specially engineered to etch into smooth, non-porous plastics like Polypropylene (PP), preventing topcoat paint from peeling, flaking, or cracking over time.
- Clear Base Finish: Applies as a thin, transparent layer that dries clean without altering the color or texture of your chosen colored acrylic topcoat.
- Fast-Drying Formula: Quick-drying acrylic resin allows for rapid recoating, reducing downtime between your prep work and main painting steps.
- High Flexibility: Yields a flexible film that expands and contracts alongside plastic body panels and moldings without chipping off under thermal shifts or light impact.
- Clog-Resistant Precision Nozzle: Features an ergonomic spray tip that delivers a fine, even mist for smooth coverage without drips or heavy buildup.
Product Specifications
| Brand | RJ London |
|---|---|
| Product Line | PP Primer (Polypropylene Plastic Basecoat) |
| Base Resin | Specialized Acrylic Resin Binder |
| Color / Finish | Clear / Transparent Base |
| Volume | 400 ml Aerosol Can |
| Dry-to-Touch Time | Approx. 10 – 15 Minutes |
| Recoat Time | 15 – 30 Minutes (Apply topcoat while slightly tacky for best adhesion) |
Ideal Applications:
Automotive plastic bumpers, motorcycle fairings, plastic chairs, storage bins, PVC fittings, scale model kits, electronic casings, and outdoor plastic furniture.
Application Tip: Plastic surfaces must be completely degreased before spraying. Clean the surface thoroughly with soap and water, followed by rubbing alcohol or wax remover. Apply 1 to 2 thin coats of RJ PP Primer, wait roughly 15 minutes for it to flash off, and then apply your desired acrylic topcoat directly over it for maximum bond strength.
