MoTip Bumper Paint ANTHRACITE spray 400ml
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MoTip Bumper Paint ANTHRACITE spray
MoTip Bumper Paint ANTHRACITE spray has excellent coverage and adhesion to repair and embellish plastic bumpers and maintaining the original bumper structure. This anthracite bumper spray paint is scratch-resistant and shock proof and is resistant to chemicals and the weather. The MoTip Bumper spray paint offers a dark anthracite lasting colour and gloss. With this plastic spray paint you don't have to use a primer!
How to use dark anthracite bumper spray
Always wondered how to use dark anthracite bumper spray paint? In just a few simple steps you can use this bumper paint in anthracite color.
- Pre Treatment: The surface must be clean, dry and free of grease.
- Treatment: The aerosol should have room temperature. Best processing temperature 10 to 25°C. Before use, shake the aerosol for 2 minutes and spray a sample. Distance to the surface to be treated approximately 25 to 30cm.
- Apply the bumper spray in several thin layers, till the desired result has been achieved. Before applying the next layer, again shake the aerosol
- After use, clean the valve (turn aerosol upside down and press the nozzle for approximately 5 seconds).
- The drying time depends on the ambient temperature, the humidity of the air and the thickness of the lacquer applied.
Features MoTip Bumper Spray ANTHRACITE
- Excellent coverage
- Lasting colour and lasting gloss
- Maintains the original structure of the bumper
- Resistant to chemicals and weather influences
- Excellent adhesion
Specifications of MoTip Bumper Paint ANTHRACITE spray 400ml
| SKU | M04076 |
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| Brand | MoTip |
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Number of components
The designation 1K or 2K indicates how many components a product consists of and how it cures.
1K (1 component) – Ready to use and consists of a single component. Cures by exposure to air or moisture. User-friendly and ideal for standard applications. 2K (2 components) – Consists of two components that must be mixed before use. Provides a stronger and more durable finish. |
(1K) 1 component |
| Minimum Coverage m² | 1.5 m² |
| Weight | 400 g |
| SKU | M04076 |
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| Brand | MoTip |
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Number of components
The designation 1K or 2K indicates how many components a product consists of and how it cures.
1K (1 component) – Ready to use and consists of a single component. Cures by exposure to air or moisture. User-friendly and ideal for standard applications. 2K (2 components) – Consists of two components that must be mixed before use. Provides a stronger and more durable finish. |
(1K) 1 component |
| Minimum Coverage m² | 1.5 m² |
| Weight | 400 g |
| Maximum Coverage m² | 2 m² |
| EAN | 8711347040766 |
| Packing | 1 piece |
| Content | 400 ml |
| Gloss level | Matte |
| Category | Bumper & Plastic Paint |
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you remove adhesive residues
Are there adhesive residues on your car from a sticker or car wrap? Removing adhesive residues from the car can be tricky without damaging the paint. To remove adhesive residues without scratching, it’s best to use a caramel wheel. This is a rubber grinding wheel specifically designed to remove adhesive residues without damaging the car paint
How much can I spray with a spray can?
A 400ml spray can covers approximately 1.5 to 2 m², depending on the material porosity and layer thickness. For larger projects or multiple layers, we recommend accounting for an extra 10% to ensure you don't run out halfway through.
Should clear coat be applied over car paint?
Yes, you should use clear coat over 1K automotive paint to protect the color. When buying clear coat, you have options such as high-gloss, satin, and matte, as well as 1K and 2K. 2K clear coat is the original factory high-gloss finish and is the most commonly chosen varnish.
When is this spray can bumper paint suitable for you?
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- Touching up a plastic bumper or part in dark anthracite: This paint has been specially developed for bumpers and plastic parts. With a solid colour like dark anthracite, you work more smoothly with a spray can than with a brush, without colour bleeding on smaller areas.
- Smaller plastic parts such as a mirror cover or spoiler: For a surface of a few centimeters up to a mirror cover or spoiler, a spray can is easy to dose. Spraying thin layers with intermediate drying time gives a neat, even finish without needing a compressor.
- Less suitable for a deep scratch or stone chip on a small spot: A spray can easily apply too much paint in one spot, resulting in drips or colour differences. For a scratch of millimeters, a touch-up pen is easier to dose and control.
